Why Pink & Green is the 'Bennifer' of Interiors
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Why Pink & Green is the ‘Bennifer’ of Interiors

Opposites attract

Pink and green as a colour combination are the interiors equivalent of  ‘Bennifer’ — because it’s the ultimate power couple you’ll always come back to.

Pink & Green Inspiration for Your Interiors Mood Board

Pink and green is trending once more. But why has this hue trend taken hold over us? For one thing, pink and green works so well because they are complimentary colours, sitting opposite each other on the colour wheel. Plus, there’s plenty of flexibility of expression: you can opt for a bombastically bold clash with emerald sharp greens and fuchsia pinks, or maybe dial it down and go for pastels (think sage green and dusty pink, we’re looking at Glassette, and Issy Granger for shopping interiors inspiration here).

From Luke Edward Hall, to 2LG Studio (the interior designers selected for our Top 50 Finest Interiors 2022), here’s what’s on our pink and green interiors mood board.

Mellerstain House

 

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Sessions Art Club

Luke Edward Hall

 

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DeGournay

 

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Cut From the Same Cloth

 

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Throw Shade

 

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Our Pink & Green Picks

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Pink and Green Ruffle Cushion at The Conran Store

Pink-hued Ruffle Check Cushion Cover, £225, The Conran Shop by Paboy Bojang, conranshop.co.uk

Issy Granger Pink and Green Tablecloth

Pink Double Piped Linen Tablecloth, £190, Issy Granger, issygranger.com

Ceraudo Pink and Green Armchair

Elio Armchair, Pesto, £1,775, Ceraudo, ceraudo.com

 

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