While the color pink is often thought of as girly, it’s not just for pretty parlors. Fort Street Studio’s Principal & Creative Director Janis Provisor says of her new color obsession, “Pink can be naughty or nice. It can represent the blush of spring, or the flush on a lover’s cheeks. Pink is a bit of feminine in an all too masculine world, yet cool boys wear pink too.” This beautiful, luscious color has so many applications in the worlds of fashion, art & photography, and interiors too – be it modern, transitional, or traditional.
Banner image: A custom-color Mata Hari wild silk rug. Interior Design: CCID. Photo: Emily Minton Redfield
Pink can lay a pretty base…
…or be used as an artistic accent color.
Here’s sneak peak of some new pink rug designs Fort Street Studio will be debuting in 2017:
But don’t forget, Fort Street Studio’s Art Department can turn any rug design into a master class in the color pink:
See more of Janis’ obsession with Pink on Pinterest:
Looking ahead, we are most excited to see pink paired with the 2017 Pantone color of the year, Greenery.