Dusky Pink Colour Schemes

A dusky pink colour scheme is the perfect way to elevate your interior design. Whether you're overhauling a living room or turning your attention to a bedroom, dusty pink tones will bring style and sophistication to your space. 

It's easy to dismiss pale pink shades as a feminine choice. In fact, this versatile colour palette can be put to use in just about any room. Use fabulous fuchsia as a statement colour, then work in dusty rose hues as a low-key accent. 

Pink tones also work with light grey, syrupy shades and classic white. You've also got plenty of options when it comes to kitting out your room and introducing soft furnishings. Pink tones work beautifully with gold accents and copper accessories. 

Ready to reimagine your interiors with dusky pink? You'll find plenty of inspiring shades in Tikkurila's premium paint collection. 

Our Favourite Dusky Pink Paint Colours

Never decorated with light pink before? We've picked out some of our favourite dusky hues to give you some ideas. 

If you're undecided about whether pink or purple is right for your decorating project, think about using a light dusty shade like Pavillion X417. There's more than a hint of lavender here, making it perfect for more relaxing spaces like bedrooms and snugs. 

This rich pink is a great choice if you're looking to create depth in a small space. You can use it on its own, or coordinate with neutral tones in a larger interior. 

Looking for something a little lighter? How about Mezeron H417? This dusky rose paint colour has bags of feminine charm, but is subtle enough that you can use it liberally when decorating your interiors. 

Because this paint colour is a little darker than some of our other options, you'll find that it pairs perfectly with lighter greys and off-white hues. This richer take on dusky pink also works incredibly well with wooden furniture and natural accents. 

Looking for something with plenty of depth? Pirouette V419 is perfect for those looking for a darker take on dusky pink. 

A fine choice for more contemporary interiors, this sumptuous shade will work well with off-whites and neutral accents. For designer-level decor, think about working some jewel tones or taupe into the mix. 

If you're averse to colours like baby pink, it's best to get with a dusky shade that's undercut with a hint of grey. Empress X477 is a standout from our pink paint collection, with gorgeous grey undertones making this an ideal option for those in the market for something more subtle. 

A terrific choice for bedrooms, this paint colour instantly promotes a feeling of relaxation. Keep things muted with dark wood furniture and natural accents, or incorporate more daring pink accents into your decor. 

Dusky Pink Colour Schemes

Using a dusky pink palette can be something of a balancing act. To help you on your way, we've picked out a few winning colour combinations for you to try. 

If you're a fan of pastel pink, it's best to begin with something lighter when building a palette around dusky pink. A lighter hue like Pavillion X417 is a great place to start. Although more muted than some of our other pink paint colours, this stunning shade has plenty of dusky character. 

Use this dusky pink as your primary colour, then think about introducing secondary shades and accents. A colour like Serpentine V447 goes particularly well with pink. This medium sage is a natural companion to pink-infused hues, while grey undertones make it a versatile choice. 

For window treatments and interior doors, use a colour like Palace K503. This cool white can be used in place of pure emulsion, with a subtle hint of rosy pink working beautifully alongside your signature shade. 

This colour palette is a brilliant choice for bedrooms, but you can also put it to use in living spaces. To complete the look, use gold-tone light fixtures and copper accent pieces to bring some understated luxury to your interiors. 

Are your interiors crying out for a more mature makeover? For grown-up bedrooms and adult-only living spaces, you'll want to work with a richer palette. Dusky pinks can work well here, but you'll need to balance them out with the right complementary colours. 

Start with something like Mezeron H417. This is a classic take on rose pink, with a deep and dusky pigment that will bring a touch of warming ambience to your spaces. 

Deep purples like Myth L426 make a fine addition to a dusky pink room. Use this one for feature walls, or think about using it to create unique wall decals in more creative spaces. 

Searching for a more eye-catching alternative to classic white? Glacier Y435 is a good option, with its blue and grey undertones making it ideal for freshening up room accents and interior doors. 

If you're not afraid of contrast, why not consider pairing dusky pink with some more daring accent colours? Dark teals and emeralds might not seem like an obvious choice, but they bring out the innate beauty of dusky pigments. 

To kickstart your makeover, use a rich dusky rose like Pirouette V419. Although a touch darker than some of our other paint colours, it's an easy choice for walls. You can use it liberally, or balance things out with a slightly lighter hue. 

Instead of reaching for standard white for coverings and skirting boards, use something like Steam G497 instead. This alabaster hue will freshen up all those little details but delivers extra depth. 

Finally, it's time to think about making a statement. A misty green Fjord M442 is a superb choice for feature walls and architectural details. With a subtle touch of grey, it's also an easy pairing with any pink-infused shade. 

Dusky plum hues are a brilliant way to add a little visual interest, and intrigue to your home. We have a few handpicked shades from our colour directory. Firstly, we have Tvt V501 an incredibly deep, luxurious hue that creates a sense of mystery in your home. Definitely pair this dusky hue with one of our more lighter hues and you will have yourself a very tasteful colour scheme.

Alternatively, Tvt N339 offers a completely different take on a dusky plum shade. This hue is far more vibrant with more of a jewel toned appeal.