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How to work pink at home Surprisingly versatile and super-sophisticated, Sam Wylie-Harris explores the pulling power of pink... Pink comes into its own in springtime - and we're not just talking fragrant blooms and bridesmaids' dresses. From soft, dusty hues to the palest blush, pink is one of the most playful shades to bring into your home, and you don't need to be in the first throes of love to embrace a pink palate.
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Indeed, this season's candy crush isn't all saccharine sweet, and neither does it delve into Barbie territory. Pink interiors can be super-sophisticated and subtle, and styled to bring beauty and radiance without having to go over the top. This is all about shifting our perceptions on how to 'think pink.' "The colour pink evokes sophistication and playfulness. This romantic shade can instantly bring a subtle sense of femininity into your home, through the use of accessories and homewares," says Claire Hornby, head of creative at Barker and Stonehouse furniture designers.
