From pale pink to sky blue, from vanilla to pale green, the range of pastel shades is broadened and intermixed in both the world of fashion and decoration, in both cases recreating a chromatic "total look" of soft proportions and optimistic vitality. The right combination of these colors will add a timeless and relaxed atmosphere to any room and fits comfortably in any style, from the curvilinear shapes of the retro inspired by the 50s and 60s, to the nineteenth century furniture repainted in pastel.
Even an atmosphere of pure lines and simple furniture can make room for these tones, as in this room where they have opted for alternating Danish chairs in natural wood and in pastel finish, ensuring that the environment is not so cold and giving the dining area a unique and youthful touch , without the need to make a large investment.
One of the places where pastel tones have been most successful is in the kitchen: They already exist home appliances available in these shades and countless kitchen accessories, tableware and service accessories they set shelves and countertops with good taste and a touch of romance.
And if in the kitchen the most recurring pastel colors are blue and pink, in the children's bedroom they have been a trend. greens and violets, expressed in furniture, walls, bedding, etc. Pleasant ranges that lift the spirits and create a feeling of peace and quiet perfect for our children to sleep, play or study.
And why not apply them also in the outside? In the art deco style buildings in Miami's Ocean Drive district, they have been decorating their facades with pastel tones for decades, as we can see in this image of the Ocean Five Hotel. Surely we can find a place where we can let ourselves be carried away by the delicate colors of the cake to turn our home into a little fairy tale world.
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Sources - Suspensory decopoints, fashion salade, The voice, ministry of deco, paper blog, virlova style