Blush pink is certainly having a moment. If you picture baby nurseries at the mere mention of pink, think again. This soft shade with warm undertones is not for babies. Well, maybe I should say, isn’t limited to babies. I’ve definitely fallen for it and I’m pretty sure I’m not the only one.
Tip: To avoid looking too “sweet” balance blush with warm wood tones or a dark accent color such as navy, emerald green, or rust. Want to add a little blush to your space? Here are a few things to get you started.
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