Every shade of pink is apparently "Pepto Bismol" pink.
My daughter wants a pink room.
Here's the scene
* White trim and chair rail * White between the baseboard and chair rail (not full wainscoting, but white) * Pastel pink above the chair rail (Behrs piggy bank) * White and gray accents (childs name in wood, checkered gray curtains, white furniture, etc) * The canvas pictures she has are a white canvas with pink elements so they match nicely
Here's the problem.
Each person I have mentioned this to immediately makes a comment about pepto bismal. We originally chose a princess pink. Because of these comments, we chose a lighter pastel (piggy bank pink) and received the same comment.
IDK why it bothers me so much but now I'm rethinking this entire plan. Maybe the room should be lilac or something with those same white accents.
I thought that choosing a color that clearly is different from the bottle that wouldn't happen, but apparently Procter & Gamble have apparently cornered the entire pink market as their branding =S
Edit - If you're going to make personal attacks about paint colors I'm just going to help you move on by blocking you. Otherwise, thank you for the constructive comments. #home source