Pink room decor ideas are, quite frankly, always a good idea. There's something about pink that puts it high up in the trend stakes at all times. Whether it's soft and pretty blush pink, a more grown-up and organic plaster pink, or a bold and bountiful brighter shade, there's always a pink that's on our radar.

Home decor trends come and go, but pink room ideas bring a comforting and calming presence to our homes, so it's no wonder the use of pink everywhere from living rooms to kitchens has increased in the past few years. 

Whether you want to go bold with statement wallpaper or add a touch of this color with some pink home decor, we've gathered some fun and easy ways to decorate with pink, for a look that says chic and contemporary, and not 11-year-old girl... 

BY HEBE HATTON. CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CHRISTINA CHRYSOSTOMOU, AMELIA SMITH

If you think an entire pink wall will be too much for you, paint on a part of your wall instead. Color blocking is a trend that's taking the interiors world by storm, and this large painted circle is a stellar example.

By painting it directly behind the headboard, it creates the look of the rising sun and we are here for those calm and majestic vibes.

If you're worried about pink being too twee, balance the shade out with an ultra-modern patterned wallpaper. This diagonal striped design brings an instant modern and edgy feel to the space. Combine with other patterns for a maximalist look, or keep it simple as shown above and let the stripes take center stage.

If painting in pink feels like a step too far, go for a grey wall instead and choose an especially curated gallery wall. Gallery wall packs from Poster Store are such an easy way to create the perfect look.

They've done all the hard work for you, so you can rest assured that every photo will blend in perfectly for a statement feature wall.    

How dreamy does this space look? A pink sofa feels like the ultimate treat and, done the right way, it can transform any room instantly. 

This relaxed L-shaped sofa is low-backed enough to slot in perfectly beneath the eaves and make the most of this awkward area. The contrast between this deeper pink sofa and the muted pink walls really shouldn't work, but somehow, it does. 

Pink doesn't necessarily need to be calm and relaxing, as proven by the striking bedroom in the image above. 

This highly pigmented pink shade is brought to life by the contrasting electric blue and injection of black for a space that screams happy and upbeat. 

It's amazing how a rug can instantly change the look and feel of a room. This pink geometric design is the perfect contrast to the soft green walls and brings interest, texture, and warmth to the room. Rugs are also a great way to cancel out any noise from office chairs rolling around on wooden floors. 

'Pink is a great shade for boosting productivity. It has a calming effect on our nerves and helps relieve feelings of anger and neglect, which is perfect for staying focused on tasks that have the potential to overwhelm you,' says Keal.

If you know your love of pink is going to stick around for a while (and that you're not going anywhere fast either), why not choose pink kitchen cabinets? We are in love with this kitchen from Naked Kitchens, the combination of the pink and deep purple cabinets is beautiful, and the light wood-paneled walls? Dreamy.

If you are doing up your kitchen on a budget, you could always paint kitchen cabinets pink yourself. 

'Pink is actually a versatile color for the kitchen, pair with soft cream cabinets for a romantic regency-core style or fuse with rich coppers and dark greens for a fresh, vibrant space,' says Yvonne Keal, senior product manager at Hillary's.

How fun is this? Who says your kitchen remodel needs to be one color? Not us! Even just two small cabinets in a contrasting shade can lift the whole scheme for a fun and modern feel.

If you're a real pink fan, give your dinner table a pretty twist by introducing pink plates and bowls. Even if you're simply ordering in a takeaway, it'll give your evening a special twist and make even a casual Tuesday night feel a little more special. 

'I like to use a lot of grey and pink with accents of black. This helps to move away from the girly look sometimes associated with the color,' says Natalia Miyar, interior designer, architect, and part of the LuxDeco 100 top stylists.

And we agree – pink rooms don't always have to be super-girly. Pair this sugary hue with a simple monochrome scheme for a grown-up take on the trend. The bold print of the rug and the dark fireplace surround really work to ground the room, stopping it from becoming too, erm... pink.  

Pink was made for polka dots. Bear with us, we know what you are thinking. But just look how this pink spotty wallpaper has been used in this workspace. 

By dividing the wall a quarter of the way up with a dark, earth green (try something like Farrow & Ball's Green Smoke), the overall vibe isn't too twee. Plus, combining it with a quirky vintage desk and Mid-century modern style chair only helps balance out the look.

If you are after a pink that's more... mature, pick a paint that has a warmer, duskier undertone. Something like Farrow and Ball's Sulking Room Pink, which has been used in this living room. Keep the look fresh by pairing it with bright, crisp whites. 

Pink walls may not be your first thought when it comes to the kitchen, but they can really work. This muted shade contrasts beautifully against the dark kitchen cabinets. Taking the wall color across the ceiling too helps create a statement, cocooning and comforting feel.

'Anchor your room with bold style statements for drama when using pink. We use the same trick when throwing a leather jacket over a flowery dress,' says Miyar.

'For me, black works well as an accent in many color schemes and goes particularly well with pink. If you have something feminine in your room, work in something that will contrast with that.'

Pink doesn't have to be a bold choice, you can almost use it as a neutral shade. In this kitchen you can barely notice the pinky hues of the walls. But how gorgeous does it look with the sage kitchen cabinets and gold highlights? 

Clichéd as it may be, pastels do always tend to work in a children's room. Unlike the Barbie pink of our childhood bedroom dreams, dusky pinks mixed in with grey and white create a really stylish space that your child and (more importantly) you, will love. 

Plus they are less likely to grow out of these more muted colors and they definitely have more staying power than hot magenta. Designing a kid's bedroom can be tricky, but choosing a muted version of their favorite color is sure to please you both. 

If you want to add a little pink to your bathroom, try painting your furniture. Keep it looking modern by teaming pops of pink with boldly patterned monochrome flooring and an array of house plants. 

A statement free-standing bath is always a good idea if your bathroom is big enough, but a pink statement bath just takes things to a whole new level of elegance and prettiness. The ornate gold legs on the above design give the look and luxurious an opulent edge.