Pink wall art carries more range than its reputation suggests. The glazes here run from champagne and blush — pinks that behave like warm neutrals — through peach and rose to rose quartz, and the flower forms carry them differently: a blush ranunculus reads soft and French, a rose-pink camellia reads saturated and deliberate. The result is a pink for nurseries, a pink for powder rooms, and a pink for the living room of someone who has never once described their taste as “pink.”
Every piece is shaped by hand and kiln-fired, so the color is permanent — blush that stays blush through steam, sun, and the years a printed pink spends quietly yellowing. Most arrangements from this page pair two pinks with one neutral from the grey-white range; the third tone is what moves a cluster from sweet to styled.
Blush pink decor
Chive ceramic flowers have been carried at the New York Botanical Garden for over ten years, and at the Getty, Longwood Gardens, Denver Botanic Gardens, the Monterey Bay Aquarium, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Andy Warhol Museum, Chihuly Garden and Glass, and the Art Gallery of Ontario. Fourteen consecutive years at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. Two-time winner of the 5-star booth award. Toronto-designed, handmade since 1999.
"The original thinking was to create a piece that you would find in an antique store's curio cabinet." — Todd Newgren, Co-founder/Designer, as featured in Vogue
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RHS Chelsea Flower Show2026 4-star booth award recipient
2 x 5-star booth award — winner
14 consecutive years of exhibiting