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Pink coral — heady and exhilarating — can turn any room into a perpetual valentine.
In this home from the 1960s, camelia pink and white butterfly & flower-patterned fabrics — on the romantic canopy beds, the chairs, the daybed and the drapes — made for a bedroom that was fresh and sweet.
An elegant twist was the revival of old-fashioned spiral wood carving for the tall canopy bedposts on both beds.
ALSO SEE: A canopy bed with wrought iron trees as the posts rooted this pink bedroom
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