PINK

Pink front doors are having a MAJOR design moment. We'll take you through all the key shades to find your perfect pink match

Did you know that the #pinkdoor is the most searched door colour hashtag on TikTok by a looooong way!

Pink doors are definitely having a moment and its time to leave your preconceptions of pink being a 'girlie' colour at the door. Depending on the shade, pink can be elegant, neutral, sultry, subtle or playful so whatever your vibe, there's a pink for you! See all the key pink shades in our video and more details below:

Candy Floss

Soft and fresh, Candy Floss is a subtle elegant shade for your door. Green looks amazing against this pink so if you have green fingers and lots of lovely planting around your door, this is a particularly good choice. In our opinion, this shade is almost a neutral! Brass, nickel or black hardware all look incredible against it.

Contemporary

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Our Favourite Candy Floss Paints

Hyogo by Good Home

Floris by Mylands

Friendly Pink by Yes

Coral Pink

When a pink is not a pink! Coral is warm and spicy and has been a slow burning interior trend colour over the past few years since Pantone named it 'Colour of the Year ' in 2019. Its warm and welcoming and we find it works particularly well against a red brick house. An easy sell for a 'pink reluctant' partner we think!

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Our Favourite Coral Pink Paints

Coral Pink by

Herritage

FTT-005 by Mylands

Tempt Me by Valspar

Lipstick Pink

Be bold and playful with a Lipstick Pink front door. This vibrant mid pink is great for anyone who loves their interiors (and exteriors) punchy and fun. The slight purple/blue undertones make Nickel hardware finishes the perfect partner. You can guarantee that your door will be the talk of the street.

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Our Favourite Lipstick Pink Paints

Bee Balm by Valspar

Magenta Oaks by Fired Earth

Mischief by Little Greene

Dusty Pink

Keep your pink elegant and chic with a soft grey toned shade. Super easy and subtle, it is a great choice to ease into adding colour to your exterior. The dusty undertones of this pink are calming and the cool shade works great with nickel and black hardware.

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Our Favourite Dusty Pink Paints

Grey Berry by Valspar

Calamine by Farrow & Ball

Isabella by Edward Bulmer

Beetroot Pink

With deeper, darker ruby tones, beetroot is a luxurious and sultry choice. This jewel shade has a elegant and grown up vibe and a great alternative to navy and dark green, offering the same gravitas but with a fresh new feel. The rich, warm undertones look fantastic when paired with brass hardware.