Rose Pink, Tulip Pink, and Blush Pink
Our pink ribbons are our most popular color, and for good reason! Is there any better representation to add a punch of femininity? I often get asked what color pink would match specific settings so I thought a more in-depth look at each of our pinks would be helpful.
Rose Pink (left) - Rose pink falls between Sherwin Williams 6310 Lotus Flower and 6311 Memorable Rose and will only be available in size small. This color was specifically designed to match the ribbon in Mycah Hunter’s daughters room (photo shown below).
Tulip Pink (middle) - Tulip pink is our classic pink that closely resembles Sherwin Williams 6317 Gracious Rose and has been in production for over a year. This pink comes in all sizes!
Blush Pink (right) - Blush pink has a more muted, salmon tone that closely resembles Sherwin Williams 6331 Smokey Salmon.
Rose Pink Trio in Mycah Hunter’s daughters room. Design by Mackenzie Page Interiors and Photo by Red Fly Studios
Above is the ribbon trio in color Rose. You may see some mention of this being called Tulip pink and that is because I wanted to start offering the ribbons along with the ceramic bows. Since Mycah’s project was custom, I created a color to match the ribbon as close as possible. You will probably notice that the Rose and Tulip pink color are not that different and you are correct! Rose is a similar pink to Tulip, but with more of a punch.
I created some digital samples of the colors below to help! And while these digital color samples are good representations of our different offerings, if you’re trying to match a specific fabric or paint, I do recommend pulling these Sherwin Williams swatches to see them in person. Colors always look different in person than on a screen!
