For one famous doll with a penchant for pink, the appeal of owning a rosy-hued home is obvious. And she’s not alone.

From the salmony tones associated with Suffolk to the pastel exteriors of fashionable Georgian Bath, pink has been a colour of choice for centuries.

Picturesque houses in various shades of warm ‘Suffolk Pink’ are dotted throughout the East Anglian county, the result of a variety of natural pigments being added to the coating of limewash.

Elsewhere, the Georgian era, in particular, witnessed the emergence of colourful architecture, and pink became a popular addition to the street scene in affluent cities like Bath and London.

In recent years, there’s been something of a revival, as architects, designers, and homeowners embrace a bold and vibrant palette. Today, pink homes in the UK can be found in numerous styles and settings from rural villages to urban neighbourhoods.

To celebrate the launch of the new Barbie film, we have picked 6 of the best currently on the market.

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