Pretty in Pink: 4 Refreshing Bathroom Ideas

16 Sep

How to use our shades of Blush, Clay and Peach to add charm and excitement to your bathroom space

For bright and playful bathrooms, pink takes first place for being the cheeriest colour when it comes to being vibrant and fun. Pink can push the limits of any home design, but it excels in bathrooms as it's extremely versatile and combines well with silver, brass and even black hardware. From contemporary and on-trend styles to peachy tones and retro schemes, continue reading to find inspiration for your next bathroom project.

Retro Chic

To achieve a retro-inspired bathroom style, use our Blush or Peach colours with fun geometric tiles and berry-hued shades. Add dramatic tiles as shown in the visual above and traditional brassware for a perfect combination.

Coloured basin, pink bathroom sink, Kast concrete basins — Design by Original Style Tiles & 2LG Studio. Featuring our Luna basin in Blush

Modest & Minimal

If you want to add some colour but want to play it safe, you can pair a warmer softer pink, like our Blush shade, with a crisp black and white palette, to accentuate the cleanliness of the room while keeping it bright and beautiful.

Bathroom basin, pink sink, kast concrete basins — Featuring our Arla A1 basin in Blush

Powdered in Pink

Pink can be a sophisticated alternative to white if you’re planning a pared-back yet colourful scheme. From floor to ceiling, try using different shades of pink such as our Peach colour within a soft pastel colour scheme and pink tiles for a peaceful, calming effect.

Colourful bathroom sink, pink basin, Kast concrete basins, Mandarin stone — Image by Mandarin Stone. Featuring our Pitch basin in Peach

Charming Clay

If pastel pink feels too bright, choose a pink with a terracotta undertone such as our Clay shade paired with tonal pinks to create a more subtle wash of colour. Here, our Juno basin, full of personality and charm, is paired with a pink-coloured wall that has a similar earthy tone to create a dreamy atmosphere.

Pink bathroom, coloured basin, pink sink, Kast concrete basins — Featuring our Juno basin in Clay and New Alto tap collection

Ultimately, there are no strict rules when it comes to pink colour combinations. Pink works well with darker moody shades of black and brown, and even bright contrasting colours like green and blue. Plus, if you want to keep your home minimal and neutral but want to experiment with the powder room or bathroom space; pink is the perfect colour to choose because it has so much to offer. You can see our full range of 28 colours here.