Modern Retro
Pink and green is a colourful and stylish combination that gives a lovely retro feel says Gillian Halliday
Check Lamp Pink, Idyll Home, £125
Hatfield Pendant Green and Pink With Shade, £60
Blush Pink Palms & Tropical Birds Outdoor Cushion, Rockett St George, £22
Green & Pink Tassel Ceiling Light Shade, Rockett St George, £65
American wrestling star Hulk Hogan dies aged 71
Festival Recycled Cotton Throw, Pink & Orange, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Shop, £20
Apple of Grenada Pink & Green Wallpaper, Graham & Brown, £95
Checkmate in Forest Green and Pink Wallpaper, Sorbet Dreams, £65
HOJA: Pink, yellow & green stripe woven storage basket – £27, £37, £57, The Basket Room
HKliving Pink Linear Parasol with Mustard Fringe, Rockett St George, £495
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