The Dreamy Holiday House Soho by Sasha Bikoff

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Sasha Bikoff is a designer who’s proven herself time and time again. She was even dubbed the “interior designer for the young & wealthy” by the New York Times and the “go-to decorator for Manhattan’s well-heeled millennial set” by the New York Post. CovetED Magazine is bringing you the perfect example with a peculiar project that gives pink a whole new face: we mean the Holiday House Soho.

The Dreamy Holiday House Soho by Sasha Bikoff

All photo credits belong to Sasha Bikoff

What makes Sasha Bikoff‘s interior design projects look and feel so mid-century, yet so timeless have to do with the time periods she bases herself on. We can point to 18th century French Rococo, the 60s Space Age Modern, as well as the 1970s French Modernism and 1980s Italian Memphis Milano. There are definitely incredible combos of colours in her portfolio and she sure knows how to use them.

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The project we bring you today, however, has one main colour as a focus: pink. This colour is definitely popular among many millennials, however, would it work in a dining room decor? Sasha Bikoff‘s has stated that as affirmative with this lovely project. There are many shades of this colour successfully mixed in with black, white, and a little touch of gold.

Fun fact: Sasha Bikoff‘s dining room of this project, titled “Rosé All Day”, was inspired by a mix of Jayne Mansfield’s 1960s Pink Palace and 1920s Paris. The project emanates a Mid-century feel, while at the same time having that touch of modern luxury with the application of pink. No doubt that Sasha Bikoff can definitely work the colours in her favour regardless of display and decor style.