Accents

If the thought of wall-to-wall bright pink tiling sends you into a panic, we suggest making a cautious start by introducing pink minimally as an accent. Perhaps choose grey glass tiles or subway tiling that incorporates your shade of pink infrequently. An accent strip is a great tiling technique that allows you to still be adventurous without overpowering the room. Use your chosen tone to create a thin border of pink mosaic tiles. This will look great in a shower cubicle or above a kitchen sink.

Vary shades and shapes

Mosaic tiles are a great way of introducing a range of tones and textures. Iridescent, gold fleck, glass, pearl and matt tiles can all be combined to create a striking finish that works well as a distinctive splashback or stunning shower cubicle. Alternatively, work in different types of pink tiles, such as antique, porcelain and bold Moroccan designs to create a characterful and bright space.

Complementary

If you really love pink, take the plunge and install your pink tiles liberally. Consider breaking up the design with complementary colours that will ease the eyes and add to a well-curated, sophisticated interior. Blues, greys, teals and even oranges can be used alongside pink tiling to excellent effect. If you want wall-to-wall pink tiling, add your complementary colours in the form of cupboards, worktops, soft furnishings and lighting fixtures.