Is there anything more lovely than pink wallpaper? It could be fuchsia or shell pink, floral or geometric, it doesn’t matter. Pink wallpaper is a cheerful addition to any room. However, many homeowners struggle to find the colors that best complement pink. The confusion ends here, today. Check out these lovely options you can use to enhance any pink room in your home.

Classic Black

Pink and black have always been a great pairing. Pink walls go so well with black wood trim and flooring. Here are other design ideas you may not have considered:

• Black wallpaper for walls. If this seems strange to you, you simply haven’t seen how effective it is. Imagine three walls in a lovely pink print and one wall of solid black. Or try the reverse. Three walls of solid pink and one wall of black print, perhaps a toile. Catching the vision yet? It’s both timeless and modern; a win-win.
• Black tile. Used on the floor or the walls, this is one of the best bathroom combinations there is. Add a black clawfoot tub and you’ve really got an elegant look. Black tile also works in kitchens and laundry areas.
• Black textiles. A black sofa looks amazing next to a pink floral wallpaper. If that’s a little too strong for you, black throw pillows on a neutral sofa or a black area rug can be used to wonderful effect.

Modern Teal

Remember the 80s when everything was preppy pink and green? Welcome to the current update of that combination. Teal and pink look best together when both are bold and bright. Think of a hot pink print wallpaper on the walls with deep teal club chairs. The combination is energizing and fun. Softer shades can work, too, if they are well balanced. Pale pink with a muted teal is relaxing and more whimsical.

Rebel Red

If pairing red and pink together seems a bit rebellious to you, you are not alone. While it’s definitely not for the faint of heart, it’s a powerful, attractive combination that brings a lot of energy to a space. For particularly bold pink wallpaper, treat red as more of an accent color. Splash it around in artwork, throw rugs, and upholstery. With softer pink walls the red can be braver. Use it in a headboard in the bedroom or cabinetry in the kitchen.

Trendy Gray

Gray is everywhere in home decor these days, and that’s good news for you pink lovers. Picture velvet gray chesterfields in a living room with formal pink wallpaper. It’s a stunning, classy image. One of the best things about gray is that any shade of gray matches any shade of pink. You can pair your fuchsia bathroom walls with a pale gray tiled shower stall or your baby pink dining room with a deep gray buffet and china hutch. There is simply no wrong way to combine them.

Talk to an interior designer near you for even more ideas and begin the online hunt for pink wallpaper. You won’t be disappointed.