Pink Tiles Ideas Interior Design Inspiration using Pink Wall Tiles
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Lots of pink tiles ideas and inspiration for your home decor - Roses, Peonies, Hydrangeas, border tiles, patterned tiles and patchwork patterns...
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Pink is a colour usually associated with love and femininity. Many people who love the colour choose to add touches of pink to a room through fittings and accessories. Wall tiles can be a great way to do this. Here, we look at some pink tiles ideas for home decor.
Pink in Home Decor
As with most colours, there are a huge number of shades of pink. Darker, redder pinks can make a room feel warmer and more snug, while paler pinks add a soft, feminine touch to a space. Pink is a colour often used as part of a shabby chic interior design style, while dusky pinks - slightly greyer or bluer pinks - and pastel pinks and very popular too.
Pale pinks can add light to a room with little natural sunlight and can also help smaller rooms feel larger. Pastel pinks work well with whites and other pastel shades. Many people choose to pair pinks with a darker colour, such as a dark blue or green, or with natural wood tones.
Pink Tiles Ideas
Some of the pink tiles we will look at here have darker colours on them too - often green leaves and foliage - which would match well with a colour scheme combining darker colours with pinks. This also helps to make the designs not overly feminine, as does the fact that many of the designs are based on antique illustrations.
Single Flower Pink Tiles
A pale pink rose, originally an antique illustration.
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A vibrant pink rose design - also based on an antique illustration.
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Dusky pink roses, originally a watercolour painting, giving a hand painted effect.
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Another antique illustration, this pink rose has lots of detail.
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This rose has a different shade of pink, less soft and feminine. Again, this is based on an antique botanical illustration.
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A way to add a drop of pink to a tiled wall, with this little bird on a branch, originally a watercolour painting.
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nBaby Pink Rose Ceramic Wall Tile — handmade in SomersetnBright and cheerful pink Camellia flowers, originally hand painted in watercolours.
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Another tile which was originally a watercolour painting, this Hydrangea has delicate colours and lots of detail.
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A splash of pink paired with distinctive green leaves, this Geranium flower is based on an antique illustration.
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A favourite in interior design - from fabrics to accessories - a pale pink peony flower.
Pink Border Tiles
A single row of border tiles can also be a subtle way to add some pink to break up a plain tiled wall. This border tile has pink blossom flowers on a branch.Another pink tile, this time with the blue of Forget-Me-Not flowers.
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Here is how the border tiles might look if used to break up a plain tiled wall.
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Patterned Pink Tiles
Small pink Hydrangea flowers seamless pattern - tiles can be placed together to create a larger pattern, or this tile works well as part of a patchwork pattern (more on that later)
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Pink Hydrangea flowers and wild roses, with blue Forget-Me-Nots and green leaves - originally hand painted in watercolours.
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Shades of pink together with green leaves, vintage style roses patterned tile.
nVintage Style Bird on Pink Flower Branch - Ceramic Wall Tile — handmade in SomersetnPink Hydrangeas, in a different style this time, adds a vintage country-cottage look to a tiled wall. This tile looks great as part of a check pattern, where the white breaks up the pink. An example of how that might look later on.
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Bright pink roses on a pale pink background. A design which looks great as part of a patchwork tile pattern.
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Roses and hearts on a pink background - this tile looks great with shabby chic interior design style.
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This tile has a darker pink background, with originally hand painted Hydrangea flowers.
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Cheerful and colourful daisies on a pink background - originally painted in watercolours. Another tile which looks great as part of a patchwork pattern.
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Colourful Pansy flowers - originally hand painted - on a pink background.
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A vintage style pink and white patterned tile, great with vintage or shabby chic home decor. These pink tiles create a larger pattern if placed together and also look gorgeous as part of a patchwork tile feature wall.
Creating a checker pattern with patterned tiles alternating with plain tiles is a good way to add a touch of pink to break up a plain tiled wall, without it becoming too u2018busyu2019 or overpowering.
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Patchwork Patterns with Pink Tiles
Here we have created an eclectic patchwork pattern using pink Hydrangea tiles. There are also a few plain white tiles within the pattern.
This pattern includes patterned tiles of all kinds of flowers - Hydrangea, Roses, Daisies, Forget-Me-Nots and Pansies - to create an eclectic patchwork tile pattern.
In the Pink
There you go - lots of pink tiles ideas for your interior design project. I hope they are helpful and have given you some ideas. For lots more ideas, you can find other tiles ideas blogs here. The tiles in this blog can be found in our online shop here. Enjoy re-decorating!
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