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6 Apartments in Pastel Tones to Add to Your Favorites

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The perfect selection for everyone who wants to create a light and airy interior without overloading it with color

If you're tired of bright and loud colors, choose pastel tones instead. Take inspiration from designers: these projects are full of ideas for apartments in any style.

Light Apartment for a Young Woman

The client was bored with gray interiors, so designers Diana and Alina Ibraeva decided to use calm beige tones. The monochromatic palette was complemented with green plants and decorative elements in matching colors. To add lightness to the interior, all floor trims were painted white.

Photo: Scandinavian bedroom, Gid, Elena Ivanova, Cartelle Design, Julia Fambulova, Anastasia Kudryashova, ADI INTERIORS GROUP, Svetа Khabeeva – photo on our website

Design: ADI Interiors Group

Apartment with Mint Living Room and Dining Room

The team at Cartelle Design decided to decorate each room in the apartment in its own shade. In the kitchen-dining room, mint was used: to avoid overloading the space with color, it was diluted with white and beige tones. The bedroom was decorated in a gray-beige palette, while the hallway walls were painted soft pink.

Photo: Kitchen and dining room in Scandinavian, Modern style, Gid, Elena Ivanova, Cartelle Design, Julia Fambulova, Anastasia Kudryashova, ADI INTERIORS GROUP, Svetа Khabeeva – photo on our website

Design: Cartelle Design Studio

Boring Apartment for Rent

An apartment for rent doesn’t have to be neutral, according to designer Svetа Khabeeva, who chose almost all the colors of the rainbow for decoration. The kitchen turned out soft salmon pink, the living room—mint green, and the bedroom—dusty rose with yellow accents. The shades were chosen soft, so an abundance of color doesn’t feel overwhelming but instead attracts attention.


Photo: Bedroom in Scandinavian style, Modern, Gid, Elena Ivanova, Cartelle Design, Julia Fambulova, Anastasia Kudryashova, ADI INTERIORS GROUP, Svetа Khabeeva – photo on our website

Design: Svetа Khabeeva

Interior in Gray-Pink Tones

Pink has become a common color, but designers continue to use it in their projects. Designer Elena Ivanova added dusty pink accents in the bedroom and kitchen interiors. In the living room, they played on contrast by painting the walls a muted emerald tone.

Photo: Bedroom in Modern style, Gid, Elena Ivanova, Cartelle Design, Julia Fambulova, Anastasia Kudryashova, ADI INTERIORS GROUP, Svetа Khabeeva – photo on our website

Design: Elena Ivanova

Cozy Boho for a Family with Kids

For each zone in the apartment, designer Anastasia Kudryashova chose her own shade. The kitchen and living room feature pink and lilac tones, with one wall painted in a contrasting violet tone. The bedroom was decorated in beige tones with mint accents—a safe combination for any interior style.

Photo: Living room in Modern style, Gid, Elena Ivanova, Cartelle Design, Julia Fambulova, Anastasia Kudryashova, ADI INTERIORS GROUP, Svetа Khabeeva – photo on our website

Design: Anastasia Kudryashova

Minimalist Apartment in Gray Tones

For her own home, designer Julia Fambulova chose her favorite color—gray. She complemented it with yellow, turquoise, and beige shades, making the interior interesting. In the children's room, the walls were painted white, and the popular gray and pink combination was maintained.

Photo: Living room in Scandinavian style, Gid, Elena Ivanova, Cartelle Design, Julia Fambulova, Anastasia Kudryashova, ADI INTERIORS GROUP, Svetа Khabeeva – photo on our website

Design: Julia Fambulova