I had an email question from a reader regarding the gorgeous bed in this post. Sadly, from what I know, this bed was custom made for the 2007 Kips Bay Decorator Show House by Jamie Drake, and is not for sale. And since we are on the subject, lets take a closer look at this pinkest of pink bedrooms:

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If you cant buy it, the next best thing is to DIY it.. right? This divine bedroom also has a walk-in closet, see all photos on Jamie Drakes website!

Yummy citrus colors from interior designer Stephen Shubel:

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Coral pink and white dining room.

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Creamy beige colored living room with white and saffron orange accents. Is it my imagination, or is that a sand filled coffee table with a wooden tray atop? Fun idea.

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One of my fave crazy color combos is pink with orange. I see I’m not the only one.

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A wonderful yellow and white dining area.

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See more designs by Stephen Shubel at his site.

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I like this bedroom, good lighting and the bed is really nice. Good pink combo.

UPDATE: Click here to see more pics from this bedroom!!

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The hot pink and white bathroom. I see a hint of retro shapes in here, lol. Pic via this site.

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I think this hot pink kitchen really is a red hot kitchen,

Here are more examples of how to use pink in your interior:

Bedroom:

A peachy pink with white and with mirror details makes a soft yet posh room.

Wall:

Hot pink wall with brown interior. Btw, is that chair made out of a chiffon scarf? Maybe it is a lucite chair with a scarf draped on it, I don’t know…

Living room:

Soft pink and white with dark green and yellow accents.

Bathroom:

Pink and white with maroon detail.

Bedroom:

Medium pink with white and brown. This combo is a lot softer than the usual pink/white/black combo, although a bit more bland.

Nursery:

A great medium tone pink with white. This is adorable.

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Now lets take a look into Betsey Johnson’s all-pink apartment:

Betsey has painted her entire apartment in pink, has black floors and white, pink or yellow furniture, depending on the room. This is a great way to separate a larger space of one wall color, into smaller ones (you can see the dining area in the background of the living room island in sec. pic up). This color magic in combination with ceiling lamps (rugs also works well for this), divides a large room into separate spaces.