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| Orange-pink backdrop at Noah and Minu Fernandes' wedding. The pink-orange combination was the bride's idea! Pic courtesy: Remo Fernandes who we specially thank for permission to use the pic on The Keybunch |
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| How pretty is this pic? Orange paint and bright pink bougainvillea! Pinterest |
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| Pink-orange jugalbandi in an outdoor dining setting. Pinterest |
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| Unfortunately I don't have the pic source for this image. In case you own it, do get in touch with me! |
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| A pink-orange hammock. Pinterest |
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| A pink-orange runner that I own, made by Gujarathi embroidery experts. Pic credit: Me |
Yes, like everything else in the world, there are a few simple rules to help you carry off that orange-pink combination better.
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1Do include at least something pink-orange (even a simple board like the one on the left) in your decor this season. It is so fashionable, and will perk up your living space like nothing else can!
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| Head to Reshma's blog for some really lovely decor ideas! Pic credit: Reshma Sharma |
2 Don't drench
your entire room in pink and orange. Oh no! That would be a disaster.
Limit it to one or two accent pieces - like a wall, a single chair's
upholstery, pink-orange cushions on a neutral palette like black/ white/
blue...so make sure there are enough contrasting colors around to make
orange-pink stand out!
Friend and blogger Reshma Sharma gets it right with her orange cushion and pink flowers in her Lucknow garden.
3 If all else fails, do dress your little girl in orange-pink - she will look adorable! :), and make her sit prettily on your neutral-colored sofa. Instant make-over!
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| My little girl in a pink-range lehenga-choli created by a friend. Pic credit: Me |