Sharp black & grey decor is a go to in modern interiors, but sometimes comes across a little cold and harsh. We don’t have to turn our back on the monochrome palette, but we can introduce a softer hue into the mix… Soft pink is a colour that represents peace, compassion, love, and nurturing. It’s easy to go overboard on a good thing though, so how do we introduce such a sweet shade without compromising the confidence of a darker design? The trick is to balance out pink accented rooms with a generous anchor of black and graphite, just like this smart 110 square metre family home interior, designed and visualised by Interior Workshop.
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A pink dining set centres in the modern living room design, which sports a predominantly black and white base. However, the corner of the room comes alive in pink ribbed panelling that melds into gathered drapes of the same salmon pink hue. A black wall sconce dots a modern pattern down the colourful wall feature, and highlights its deep texture.
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A charcoal L-shaped sofa creates a dark anchor around the base of the pink feature walls, along with a grey area rug that helps visually separate the lounge from the dining area. The wall opposite is occupied with a fitted kitchen. Dark cabinets are sleek and handle-free to build a streamlined look along the limited space.
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A large projector screen drops down in front of the kitchen. The projector unit itself descends on a platform that stores inside a ceiling recess.
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Coordinating artwork strengthens the colour theme of the room.
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Grey concrete builds an elongated hearth for a modern fireplace. A log storage cube slots in beside the stove.
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A fireplace screen could come in useful when smaller family members are running around.
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Grey kitchen cabinets and a black backsplash balance out the depth of shade in the facing lounge. The pink dining set becomes a colourful core that the whole room design revolves around.
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The round dining table stands on a ribbed column that ties in identically with the panelling behind the sofa. Use of coordinating materials creates a ripple of harmony across the room.
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Cylindrical legs and backrests on the modern dining chairs continue the commonality.
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An optical illusion wall mural brings added depth and dimension to a dedicated meditation room on the ground floor. Realistic pebble pillows stack and scatter on the floor to bring in an element of nature.
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The living room’s concrete hearth rounds the corner to become the first step in a modern staircase design.
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Upstairs, more ribbed panelling creates a pink bedroom border. The panel stretches across a headboard feature, and links with a row of pink base cabinets on the adjoining wall.
Stacked books and a Marshall speaker sit safely behind the raised lip of a shelf, set on top of the pink cupboards. A green hanging plant adds an extra shot of colour to the mix.
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A neat black bedside table is just large enough to hold the book that’s currently in progress–and a pair of reading specs.
The kid’s bedroom is a super stylish space set in graphite grey, and a circular shape theme. The bed hides away behind a partially dividing wall, where a round cutout window reveals an upper bunk for added play. A grey ladder scales to the top of the tower.
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Behind the dividing wall, we discover a cosy hideout held safe by a rope screen. Small modern wall sconces light the bed below the play platform, and show off a pink headboard.
