POLL: Blush Pink/Rose Gold Trend - Hot or Not?
Aubury Design
7 years ago
A soft blush pink is this summers new interiors craze. This dusky colour creates a feminine ambience with an element of class especially when teamed with gold, rose gold, or faux fur.
Extremely chic for any on-trend design lover but will this style be yet to stay?
Hot or not!?
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