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Pink is a timeless color that is ultra-hot for 2024. If you’re looking for a shade that is a perfect balance between classic and contemporary, pink is the way to go. While 2022 and 2023 were all about exploring the millennial pink trend, 2024 trends are focusing on combining a variety of pinkish hues. There’s no limit to the variations of pink you can use in your space. From hot pink to baby blush, this trend is for everyone. Wall art is a great way to add a splash of pink to your space. Follow our expert tips on how to choose the best pink print for your interior.

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Trending Pink Wall Decoration Ideas

Pink Wall Décor and Color Schemes

Gold and Pink Wall Décor Galore

The Best Rooms to Incorporate Pink

Pink Interior Design Styles

Pink Canvas Wall Art: Size Guide

Pink Wall Pictures: Shapes

Trending Pink Wall Decoration Ideas

Looking for a trendy way to incorporate pink into your interior? Try pop art! Curated by our art director, Tirzah Goodman, our pop art collection puts a modern twist on retro décor. Celebrate the father of pop art, Andy Warhol. Our Andy Warhol catalog is full of tributes to this master of bright and playful fine art. Experiment with our vibrant, pink-toned version of the classic Campbell’s Soup wall artwork. Dare to explore a monochromatic interior to jump headfirst into the 2024 pink trend. To complement your hot pink pop art, opt for warm pink furniture. If you really want to commit to the monochromatic look, paint the wall behind the image in a soft pink hue. Make sure to keep your décor minimal so that the focus remains on the color – and your brand-new, vibrant print!

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Pink Wall Décor and Color Schemes

When it comes to color schemes, pink can go with almost any existing décor – as long as you choose the right shade. Even the classic faux pas of pink and red has been debunked, with designers pairing pastel pinks with cherry red in modern interiors. Pink is also a great shade to use with neutrals. Whether you want to create a pop of contrast, or add a soft, muted salmon, there are endless ways to use pink in your space.

Pink and Gold Wall Art

Pink and gold is a foolproof combination. Rose gold is a popular trend this year, and you can get the same rosy effect by combining pink and gold. Use gold or rose gold hardware, and add carnation pink accessories to capture this luxurious look.

Hot Pink Wall Art

Hot pink wall decor may sound intimidating, but there are tons of ways to modernize this retro trend. For instance, consider adding a vibrant pink with a hint of purple. Magenta and fuchsia are purple-tinted versions of hot pink that work well in modern interiors. Check out this pro tip from our guide to magenta and fuchsia décor:

“If your interior is looking a little dull, consider making a stunning visual impression with magenta and fuchsia. Not quite purple and not quite pink, these fun, playful colors are all the rage in 2024. From fuchsia bedroom ideas to a bold pink living room, create a space that is both modern and romantic - just by adding a splash of magenta!”

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Gold and Pink Wall Décor Galore

Looking for even MORE pink and gold wall décor? We’ve got you covered! This magical combo of colors is all the rage this year – and it’s easy to see why. We had to add another entire paragraph about the ethereal beauty of pink and gold. Take a glittering geode as inspiration for your space. Pink quartz with gold ribbons will never go out of style. Hang a piece of wall art that combines blush pink and gilded details. Make the gold pop even more by adding golden yellow furniture to your space. Accessorize with baby pink pillows. Your furniture should be modern in design to emphasize the contemporary quality of your space. Ensure your space is well-lit to promote a cheerful, playful atmosphere.

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The Best Rooms to Incorporate Pink

Pink can truly be used in any room in your home. It is a classic color for the bedroom, as this soft shade can create a dreamy atmosphere reminiscent of dawn and dusk. Living rooms can also benefit from a sophisticated shade of pink

Pink Décor Pro Tips

Take inspiration from an ancient design trend: renaissance pink! View this excerpt from our article on this classic color:

“There are tons of different blush-toned shades, but none compare to the classic original: Renaissance pink. Very few shades exude such class and genuine sophistication. There’s a reason why this hue was reserved only for royalty. Whether your home is modern, traditional, or somewhere in between, this soft pinky color can breathe new life into your home.”

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Pink Interior Design Styles

When it comes to style, you can choose to go ultra-feminine or more balanced. The shabby-chic trend is all about unapologetic frills, pink and lace. This style is excellent if you want to create a laid-back space oozing with charm. For a more contemporary appearance, choose muted pink furniture that is low to the ground. Add darker shades to contrast the pink like woody browns and greys.

Abstract Wall Art

When it comes to wall art, consider an abstract pink print. Abstract art is a great way to ensure that your interior will look cohesive, no matter the style. It’s super versatile, and effortlessly modern.

Dusty Rose

Dusty rose will match any style of décor. Check out this piece of advice from our dusty rose guide:

“Dusty rose will elevate your interior, but it won't overwhelm it. Fall in love with this versatile, subtle shade and give your home a kiss of color. Use this hue to increase visual cohesion throughout your space. Dusty rose can look both modern or traditional depending on your personal aesthetic.”

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Pink Canvas Wall Art: Size Guide

Stumped on which size canvas to choose? Follow these tips from our Ultimate Wall Art Size Guide:

Your wall art should take about 60% to 75% of the available empty wall space, the portion not covered by moldings or furniture. Measure the height and width of the wall. Now, multiply the measurements by both 0.6 and 0.75. As a result, you will get the range of canvas print sizes to suit the space.

For instance, if your blank wall is 9 feet tall and 5 feet wide, multiply 9 by 0.6 to get the low end of the ideal height range. Then multiply 9 by 0.75 to get the high end of the ideal height range. Do the same for your wall's 5 feet width. The ideal height of the canvas would be 5.4 feet - 6.75 feet and the ideal width would be 3 feet - 3.75 feet.

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Pink Wall Pictures: Shapes

Once you’ve chosen your canvas size, it’s time to choose the best layout and shape for your space. Peruse our list below:

The classic canvas: 1-Piece Canvas

The trendy two-piece: 2-Piece Split Canvas

The modern multi-panel: 3 to 5-Piece Multi-Panel Canvas

The funky hexagon: 7-Piece Hexagonal Canvas

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Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How do I decorate a room with pink walls?

A: Renting a unit that’s painted pink? Looking for a way to enhance your already-pink accommodations? Lean into the blush trend. Pink walls are all the rage this year. In fact, you should dare to add…even more pink! While adding pink to a room with pink walls might seem overwhelming, there are endless shades to choose from. Plus, you can explore softer hues like dusty pink, blush, and mauve. Just make sure to incorporate a fair number of neutrals to offset the monochromatic pink aesthetic.

Q: How do I decorate a pink wall?

A: The easiest way to decorate a blank pink wall is to add modern wall art. Abstract art is the perfect way to start decorating an empty room. Contemporary artwork will work with a wide variety of aesthetics, including a pink color scheme! Plus, you can always swap out wall art as trends ebb and flow.

Q: How do I decorate a bedroom with pink walls?

A: Pink is the perfect color for a modern bedroom. Choose a calming shade of dusty pink as the main shade in your color palette. Your sleeping space should feel calming, but don’t let it lean completely neutral. Pink will ensure that your bedroom still has some color while still maintaining a sophisticated sleeping space.