Yes, you can pull off a pink ceiling you just have to know how to balance bold. We broke a few "rules" on purpose and it worked: 1. Ground bold color with warm, earthy tones-think antique piano, burl wood, and soft woods. 2. Playful and timeless: like an antique piano paired with gold church pulpit lights that don't feel old-they feel fun. 3. Layer texture with intention... metal and gold accents (hello, blowfish) add a modern edge and keep the space from feeling too vintage. 4. Match bold with bold-green tile and tropical wallpaper didn't clash with the pink ceiling... they made it make sense. Design isn't about playing it safe. It's about knowing how to make a risk work. LTKSaleAlert LTKHome