Thoughts of warm minimalism are highly unlikely to start with pink, but in Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz’s Beverly Hills home, this hue (surprisingly) sets a subtle tone.
In the couple’s dining room, a pale pink marble table is set against floor-to-ceiling cream drapes, surrounded by simple white dining chairs. A vase of blush roses complements the soft pink tones in the marble, adding another subtle hit of color to the table.
The rest of the room is kept simple, with cream, white, and pale stone making up most of the palette. The pink is concentrated in just a few details, keeping the room light while perfecting the warm minimalism decor trend.
If you're decorating a pink room but don't want the tone to feel overwhelming, Nicola and Brooklyn may have just provided the perfect blueprint. To get the look, this beautiful Rose Quartz piece, designed close to the couple in LA, is the ultimate starting point. Availale on 1stDibs, it's an investment, but one that will surely last a lifetime.
This pink marble cairn has the sculptural quality of a small modern art piece. Its stacked form and natural veining make it a simple way to bring the same tones seen in Brooklyn and Nicola’s space.
Inspired by the beautiful piece in Brooklyn and Nicola’s living room, this rose quartz table brings a sculptural quality to any dining room. The stone's natural variation adds character, while its pared-back form feels endlessly contemporary.
Wrought Studio Pink Marble Coffee Table
If you love the look of pink marble but aren’t ready to commit to a full dining table, this smaller piece is a good place to start. The natural stone has beautiful variations in tone and veining, while the simple round form keeps it feeling so contemporary.
Sheer curtains are an easy place to start if you want to make the most of natural light at home. Brooklyn and Nicola’s home shows just how effective the approach can be, keeping the windows feeling light and open while adding softness to the room.
Cream Linen Back Tab Curtains
The soft cream, linen-look fabric and simple pleating make these curtains an easy fit for a minimalist living room. They add a little warmth and texture around the windows without taking away from the clean, pared-back feel of the space.
This sculptural piece has the look of a designer find without the designer price tag. Its gently curved, ridged form adds just enough interest to a minimalist space without making the room feel busy.
Looking ahead to 2027, pink is becoming an increasingly popular choice for those who want to bring more color into their homes without moving too far from neutral interiors.
'Homeowners are increasingly looking to pink interiors as a more colorful alternative to white or cream, as it provides a soft palette while also imbuing a sense of comfort and warmth,' comments Cari Bateman, the senior designer at Neville Johnson.
'Pink is a grounding color which feels familiar and soothing, but it is incredibly adaptable and can be used to achieve a range of different styles depending on the shade.'
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In Brooklyn and Nicola’s dining room, the pale marble works with the cream curtains and white chairs, so the color feels like a natural part of the room. Decorating with marble can be an investment, but it shows just how beautifully this stone can look alongside neutrals.
'Pink can transform the energy of a room. Vibrant hues are excellent for adding some personality and work well to brighten up spaces such as living rooms or dressing rooms. For a more pared-back approach, pastel tones are a vibrant substitute for neutrals while still feeling balanced and refined,' Cari says.
Beyond Brooklyn and Nicola's more discreet aesthetic, there remain more vibrant ways to use pink, too. Cari suggests muted coral for bedrooms, where softer tones can help create a relaxed atmosphere, while deeper shades such as maroon and aubergine can bring more depth to living rooms and home bars.
By layering pale pink marble with cream curtains and white seating, Brooklyn and Nicola show how to introduce color into a minimalist living room (or dining room, as in their case). It is a clear blueprint for adding warmth while keeping the aesthetic completely uncluttered (and always beautiful).