These five pink decorating themes for kitchens are filled with whimsical personality. From childhood memories and dreams to elegant or traditional decor, this hue can be used to transform a space into a retro or modern feel depending on how you use it as inspiration. Embrace the color and decorate a pink kitchen in a way that is feminine, flirty or deliciously fun.
Bubble Gum
Collect old wrappers that contain cartoons or sayings and create a fun framed collage for an art piece or custom wallpaper border. Gather as many accessories, such as canisters and dinnerware, that you can in the hue to display on white shelves. Find some old advertisements that really showcase the childlike innocence of this pink decorating theme for kitchens or take photos of your family and friends blowing a big bubble to frame to bring it all together.
Flamingos
When you decorate a pink kitchen, one of the main member of the animal world that comes to mind is the flamingo. If you can not find accessories for the room that fits within this style, check the garden section for items. For example, use a smaller statue as the base for a turnstile on the counter to display cakes and other bakery treats.
Princess
For a truly girly space, make a custom sign that says “Princess ‘Your Name’s’ Kitchen” and fill the room with embroidered dish towels, canisters and other decor that matches the style. For a more elegant take, collect princess cut crystal pieces and hang a drop chandelier to match this pink decorating theme for kitchens. Make the room express your royal personality with glass drawer pulls and cabinet knobs to match.
Roses
If a more traditional interior design style appeals to you, floral could be the way to go. If your personality is more with the trends of today check out How to Decorate Your Kitchen With a Contemporary/Modern Flower Theme for a way to keep it monochromatic and clean. If you like a more Shabby Chic look, check out How to Decorate Your Kitchen With a Contemporary/Modern Flower Theme With Black and White for some inspiration on vintage touches with a twist.
French Cafe
Speaking of Shabby Chic, a French Cafe style could be incorporated through the use of black wrought iron and white crackled cabinets. Stencil Parisian sayings around the top of the room or the bulkheads in lieu of wallpaper for a custom touch. Throw in a black and white photo of the Eiffel Tower or a street an authentic cafe table street scene for additional drama and romance.
As always, with any of these pink decorating themes for kitchens, you can change them out as much as you want by following the advice in How to Decorate an Interchangeable Theme Kitchen. Just tailor the ideas to your particular interior design style.
