Pink, whether it’s powder, candy, fuchsia or pastel, has been brightening up our interiors for several seasons now with its bright, luscious shades. And our families make good use of the full palette of colours from the living room to the kitchen and dining room. There are a thousand and one clever uses, and we have selected 6 excellent ones and listed them in this article to highlight this colour. Joyful, a little retro, but above all resolutely modern, you can build pink into your interior through a variety of knick-knacks like those at Nelcya and Fabrizio Cantoni’s home, with playful touches of colour like their candy-pink globe. Objects you can move around easily, displayed for their pretty covers, beautiful pink books can also take pride of place as thoroughly decorative objects. An inspiring idea from Delphine Plisson that you could reproduce at home on a whole bookcase! Combining well-being and aesthetic pleasure, plants in shades of pink will also brighten up your home: see how Alice Violier uses them. If you’re feeling more daring, choose more imposing pieces with lots of character, like the fuchsia carpet chosen by our artistic director Constance Gennari. Another possibility is to use elements of pink with your furniture. Our Cavallo chair seats in a velvety pink finish will offer a discreet and refined contrast in your home. Finally, for the most daring of all, choose pink for your walls and even your ceilings!  A ready-to-use solution that our designer Constance Gennari is particularly fond of: “A light pink, but one that has character, will give the room a beautiful depth against which to place strong, stylish furniture”. Looking for something more intense? Choose the same deep pink as Guillaume Santoma to energise your living room. So many ideas, from the simplest to the most assertive – try them at home and see life in the pink!