Candy Pink Kitchen

The color pink is traditionally used in romantic bedrooms and sweet baby nurseries. But there's a growing trend of decorating kitchens in pink. From appliances to cabinets, pink can add style to modern kitchens. So add a dash of sugar-free fun by including candy pink to your kitchen!
candy pink kitchen 

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Pink fridge in a sunny kitchen
House Beautiful

Barstools with a pop of pink
The Pink Pagoda

Light pink vintage-look kitchen
Love This Pic

Cottage kitchen with pink accents
Home Bunch

Pink KitchenAid mixer

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Soft Pink Summer

Soft pink makeup is the perfect addition to your summer style. And with the popularity of pink, there's a huge selection of cosmetics to choose from. Below is a collection of inexpensive products to put you "in the pink"!

Soft Pink Summer on Polyvore

L'Oreal Magic Perfecting Base, $7.79 - Target

Maybelline Dream Bouncy Blush, $6.63 - drugstore.com

SFL Nail Polish, $1.99 - Styles For Less

Pixie Tinted Lip Balm, $14 - Target

Lip Gloss, $7 - Express

Rimmel Stay Blushed, $5.69 - asos

Automatic Eye Liner, $8 - ULTA

Boots No7 Eyeshadow, $7.99 - Beauty.com

And to keep it all in:

Cosmetics Case, $5.98 - Nordstrom

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Pink and Gray

When chosen well, colors can add a powerful quality to your home, according to the teachings of Feng Shui. But combining colors can also be a tricky mix in home decorating. Two of my favorite combinations are pink and gray. I love pink for its soft feminine quality and gray for its sophisticated styling. According to "Home Design with Feng Shui", pink can improve the aspects of love and inner truth, while gray can aid confidence and harmony. Colors can connect your home with the blessing and treasures of life. So experiment with the colors in your home - and be blessed!

pink and gray on Polyvore

Living room - Susint

Home office - Infarrantly Creative

Sweet bedroom - Restoration Hardware

Sophisticated dressing area - Tidbits and Twine 

Bedroom makeover - Country Living

Vintage-inspired vanity & mirror - Tidbits and Twine 

Creative Lemonade Stands

When my children were younger, they loved selling lemonade during the summer. (And they even had a donut and hot chocolate stand during the winter!) Luckily for them, their stand resembled a teeki hut. Built by a friend, the stand was unbelievably heavy to move to the street. But it was a visual magnet for every car and neighbor passing by. Just by seeing creative lemonade stands online, I can also picture sticky fingers and Dixie cups of watery lemonade. Enjoy these fun summer creations!

lemonade stand on Polyvore

Hostess with the Mostess

DIY instructions at Babble

DIY instructions at lil luna

HomeGoods

His Hands Photographs

Hostess with the Mostess

ivillage

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