Recently on our radar: bathrooms with a dose of pink that feel clean-lined and new, not girly.
Photograph by Dean Bradley.
Australian designer Dan Gayfer outfitted a family bath in pale pink tiles, light wood, and glossy black fixtures.
The tiled shower in the same High House project.
Tiled pink walls and a floating vanity of pink marble at the Richards and Spence-designed Calile Hotel in Brisbane, Australia.
Photograph by Mark Hadden.
A modern take on a retro trend in this bath, tiled floor to ceiling in subtle pink by London-based Duggan Morris Architects.
In a Berlin apartment, designers Studio Oink painted the lower half of the bathroom wall in rose.
A geometric peach-toned mirror completes the palette.
Photograph by Paul Massey.
Designer Nicola Harding paired walls in Farrow & Ball’s Setting Plaster with Hague Blue on the trim and Smoked Trout on the washstand.
See An Architect’s Estate, Open for Business: Wanås Hotel in Skåne, Sweden for a full look at this hotel; photograph by Magnus Mårdinger, courtesy of Wanås Hotel.
This guest bath at Wanås Hotel in Sweden is tiled nearly floor to ceiling in dusty pink.
An otherwise white bathroom at Spring restaurant in London gets a dose of pink from a tiled floor; see Steal This Look: Pink Herringbone Bath at Spring in London.
Photograph by Paul Massey for Vogue Living.
Cotton-candy-colored walls are matched with deep pink marble in a guest bath at Hotel des Grands Boulevards in Paris.
Photograph by Katherine Lu.
A coral-pink bathroom is clad in tiny tile in this House Au Yeung project by Australian-based Tribe Studio Architects.
Another bath at Hotel des Grands Boulevards has a pink-tiled floor in a basket-weave pattern; see Beds Take a Bow: The New Grands Boulevards Hotel in Paris.
Photograph by Karel Balas, courtesy of Chzon.
Photograph by James Morgan, courtesy of Biasol.
Cinematic pink: The bathroom at a Chengdu, China, cafe inspired by Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel by Australian firm Biasol has pink terrazzo walls.