Pink Ground

Pink Ground adds warmth without obvious pink

Pink Ground is chalky, plaster-like, and incredibly flattering. It’s ideal for living rooms, staircases, and large hallways where you want a glow but not a sugary hue. The beige base means it behaves almost like a neutral, so it sits comfortably beside stone floors, boucle sofas, and antique brass.

Pair it with Dimity ceilings or Old White trims to keep things calm, then weave in patterned textiles or modern lighting depending on your style.

Testing dupes & finishes

Sample boards should show a soft blush that stays grounded in artificial light. If the colour swings peach or grey, it won’t feel like Pink Ground. Washable matt suits walls, while estate eggshell works for panelling or cabinetry.

When pairing with deeper tones like Setting Plaster, keep sheen levels consistent so the palette feels curated.

Where Pink Ground excels

Use it as a whole-house neutral, on feature walls, or as a backdrop for gallery walls. It’s also beautiful in bedrooms and sitting rooms styled with linen drapes, cane lighting, and vintage pottery—it makes everything around it feel warmer and more welcoming.