AW26 Trend: Plaster Pink

Living: Create a warm and layered look

The living room is where soft blush tones meet rich browns, warm woods and tactile textures. Start with a gentle pink as your foundation, then introduce deeper neutrals to add warmth and definition. “The beauty of this trend is its subtlety,” says Bana. “Combining different pinky neutrals gives the room a sense of depth while keeping the overall look calm and sophisticated.”

A plush sofa provides a grounding focal point, while marble, brass and natural wood bring contrast and character. Keep the look feeling considered with a curated selection of sculptural accessories and neutral ceramics. A gold shelving unit is the perfect way to display these pieces, creating an artful focal point while adding a little warmth and shine.

Dining: Make pink feel contemporary

In the dining room, use tonal colour blocking to add dimension to the space. Rather than relying on one shade, combine two complementary pinks to create a subtle sense of contrast and visual interest. “Colour blocking is a great way to add personality while keeping the scheme feeling refined,” Bana explains. “Bring together similar shades for a sophisticated look that feels seamless.”

Balance the softness of the walls with sculptural furniture and contrasting materials. A marble dining table creates a cool, luxurious centrepiece, while curved upholstered dining chairs add warmth and softness. Finish with glassware, ceramics and metallic accents for a relaxed yet polished setting that celebrates this chic yet soothing colour palette.

Bedroom: Create a cocooning retreat

Bring the calming elegance of Plaster Pink into the bedroom for a space that feels warm, restful and blissfully serene. A blush pink bed creates a soft focal point, while crisp white bedding and taupe-grey layers introduce a hint of coolness. “Think of your bedroom as your own private sanctuary,” Bana suggests. “Velvet, brushed fabrics and soft neutrals work together to create that cosy, enveloping feeling that’s perfect for the colder months.”

Weave the colour palette through your furniture and accessories, and introduce rounded silhouettes and tactile finishes to keep things feeling cosy. Cool marble tempers the softness of the textiles, while warm wood flooring keeps the overall scheme grounded.

We hope this article has inspired you to embrace the beautiful, understated world of Plaster Pink. For more styling inspiration, follow us on Pinterest and Instagram – and don’t forget to tag your snaps with #MyFVHome for a chance to be featured!

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