34 Pink Bedroom Ideas – Pink Bedroom Ideas for Adults and Girls

This vibrant room designed by the firm Liz Caan & Co. shows that pink plays well with pattern. (Make that LOTS of pattern.)

To amp up the sophistication factor in a girl’s bedroom, designer Daun Curry used a dusky shade of pink as opposed to a true pink. The result is a room that feels darling, but not cloying.

The secret to this pink girl’s room sophistication factor? The expertly interwoven bolts of green and turquoise that the firm Lisa Frantz Interiors incorporated.

Unabashedly bold, this striking retreat teed up by the firm Maureen Stevens Design partners raspberry walls and navy accents to create a dramatic effect.

French Provincial style is the perfect partner for a pink palette, as put on display in this romantic bedroom designed by Gauthier~Stacy Inc.

In this dreamy escape, the design firm Park and Oak showcases how even the most subtle hint of pink can dramatically warm up a room.

For a girl’s room that feels virtually age-proof, Nate Berkus Associates partnered a pink tufted bed and playful pink textiles with glamorously unexpected details like a brass palm tree light and jewel tone settee.

Not to be confused with millennial pink, this lavishly layered bedroom designed by the firm Wesley Moon Inc. makes a case for renaming a certain hue of magenta “maximalist pink.”

This sleek bedroom designed by the firm Suzanne Lovell Inc., offers an enticing option for those who are hesitant to commit to pink but appreciate its verve: large-scale pop art featuring the hue.

In instances where true pink might feel too sweet, do as Ayromloo Design does, and opt for a variation like coral. It packs all of the energy of pink but possesses undeniable cool-kid clout.

Didn’t think pink could work with earth tones? Think again. In this striking retreat, the firm Studio Gild shows us how it’s done.

Rose has a calming effect on pattern, as displayed in this inviting retreat designed by the Oakland-California-based firm Redmond Aldrich Design.

A touch duskier than true pink, mauve possesses the nuance of a neutral, yet feels a touch more exciting than standard beige or gray. The firm Denise McGaha Interiors upped the interest of mauve walls more by opting for textured grasscloth.

A pink palette in a girls’ room needn’t dictate florals and scallops. As the firm Lisa Gilmore Design shows, pink can be intermixed with bohemian elements like rattan lighting fixtures and tribal rugs to cue up an equally darling effect.

Afraid of a bubblegum-colored bedroom leaning too sweet? Try designer Scott Sanders’ approach in this coastal escape and pair it with a bold pattern and a fearless contrasting hue like chartreuse.

Using a pastel shade of pink is all about balance. To provide contrast to a soft shade of ballet, the firm Young Huh Interior Design elected to use a black iron bed and hang artsy glass wall sculptures rather than a traditional painting.

Thinking pink doesn’t always have to mean pink walls. This serene space teed up by Mel Bean Interiors uses pink drapes to bring a feeling of warmth to an otherwise cool-toned palette.