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Here are some blushing pink-hued home pieces to make your space blossom.
As brief as it is beloved, sakura season is symbolic of both vitality and ephemerality. To be tickled pink a little longer, choose a more permanent flourish of the delicate cherry-tree blossom’s blush.
28 table light by Bocci in opaque pink ($1,016), livingspace.com
Genevieve pink rug (from $275), thecrossdesign.com
Ribbon chair by Qeeboo ($995), arkinteriors.ca
Splash Bottom Softie bud vase by Goodbeast ($65), vancouverspecial.com
Curvo Dale sofa by CB2 in blush ($3,599), cb2.com
Poldina Pro micro table lamp by Zafferano ($235), fullhousemodern.com
Pale Cherry Blossom 2101-60 paint by Benjamin Moore (from $70), benjaminmoore.com
This story was originally published in the March/April 2024 print issue of Western Living magazine.
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