Roost episode 5 is live and we've packed it full of amazing home inspiration, including pink room ideas and kitchen color ideas, whether you're looking for kitchen backsplash ideas or a hue to add a little more pop to your existing scheme.
And, for UK viewers, you have the chance to win an InSinkErator 4N1 Touch combination tap in this week’s competition. Entering couldn't be simpler – all you have to do is watch and then answer the question below.
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So what exactly is in Roost episode 5?
Find plenty of pink decor inspiration, from living room paint ideas in green and pink to grey walls with pops of bold fuschia, we'll show you how to work pink into your scheme – and how to stop it looking like a bubblegum palace.
Our ideas will give you confidence to decorate with pink in your living room, and show you that with a little consideration it basically goes with anything. Just add gold. Or black. Or green… The list is endless.
Next up, we'll talk you through how to choose a kitchen color scheme at the stunning Martin Moore Notting Hill Showroom to give you some inspiration to be brave. The great thing about incorporating color into your kitchen is that you can add as much or as little as you feel comfortable with.
Plus, injecting color into your kitchen design can be transformative and can completely change the mood of your cooking space. Splashes of red can add drama… a dash of yellow can feel uplifting, and green kitchens can symbolize freshness and harmony.
If you have a neutral, grey kitchen and don’t know what colors to include, the chances are you are surrounded by colors that you feel comfortable with so it is a good idea to follow it through in the kitchen.
Find out more by tuning in to this week's episode.
So, grab a cuppa and feast upon all the ideas in Roost episode 5:
In the fifth episode of Roost, we're giving away an InSinkErator 4N1 Touch combination tap to UK readers, worth £1,249. All you need to do to enter is watch the episode and fill in the form below.
I'm Jenny McFarlane and I'm Senior Digital Editor working across five amazing interiors titles, including Livingetc, Homes and Gardens, Ideal Home, Gardeningetc and Real Homes. I also work on the brands' homes video show, on the Future Homes Network, which is packed full of ideas to help you make the most of your home and garden.
My love of interior design began way back when I was, at a tender age, glued to Changing Rooms on BBC. Fast forward 10 years and I was studying for a degree in textiles at university. After my degree, I lived and worked in the arts in Washington DC. On returning to the UK I kickstarted my career on women's and lifestyle titles such as InStyle, Red, Handbag.com, SUITCASE and LUXE City Guides. Fast forward 5 years on and I was heading up the content strategy and digital presence on interiors brands Good Homes, Grand Designs and ICON.
When it comes to my home's style, I relish finding unique pieces and collecting wall art. I love finding bits that remind me of home (Ireland), places I've visited and things that inspire me or make me feel happy, interspersing them with photos of my favourite humans and postcards from here, there and everywhere.
I'm not interested in my home being really trendy but I want to be surrounded by gorgeous things that remind me of points in time or a good memory or somewhere I want to go. It's more connection for me than looking of-the-moment. Saying that, I pick up a lot of amazing bits and bobs from wonderful high street stores, like Zara Home, Anthropologie, Arket, Habitat, H&M Home, Rockett St George, Trouva... the list goes on...
On a personal note, I'm still really into travelling the globe whenever I can and I have a baby daughter who keeps me on my toes on the daily.
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