The pink house trend is popping up everywhere in the South, offering a colorful standout among a sea of neutral-toned homes. See our round up of beautiful pink houses and decide ... would you live in a pink house?
Rumor has it that pink is a growing home trend in exterior paint color, and admittedly, we’re reeling. Could it be? Are we veering away from the dark charcoals of yesteryear and moving into a more whimsical world where we embrace vibrant color? It seems that charming pink homes are spreading like wildfire from the East Coast to San Fransisco Bay. They’re making their mark here in the South, too — think the iconic Calhoun-Thornwell Estate in Atlanta’s Buckhead neighborhood, or the historic “Pink House” on Chalmers Street in Charleston, which happens to be one of the oldest buildings in the area. Cue a rather surprising home trend that’s steadily picking up speed, leaving some scratching their heads while others are … well, tickled pink. Check out these fun homes that will have you seeing the world through rose-colored glasses!
PinFor many of us, pink hues are reserved for items like bubble gum, cotton candy, flamingos, and of course, rosé, so it’s probably fair to say that most people aren’t chomping at the bit to own a pink house. Or are they? Image: Jenna Bratcher
9 More Pink Houses to Inspire You!
After scrolling through these nine houses, vote in the poll at the end to let us know – would you live in a pink house? (We’re split around the SB offices, but leaning toward a yes!)
Jenna von Oy Bratcher is StyleBlueprint's Editorial Operations Manager and Lead Content Editor. The East Coast native moved to Nashville almost two decades ago, by way of Los Angeles. She is a lover of dogs, strong coffee, traveling, and exploring the local restaurant scene bite by bite.
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