Designed by London-based John Pawson in partnership with French designer François Champsaur, the Madrid EDITION stands out for its bright pink corridor, which leads to the equally as vibrant Jerónimo, a Mexican restaurant helmed by chef Enrique Olvera.

Photo by Nikolas Koenig

Miami Beach’s splashy Goodtime Hotel is the brainchild of multihyphenate Pharrell Williams, nightlife impresario David Grumman, and design master Ken Fulk. Inside, the pink-hued, oak-clad Library invites guests to guests to relax.

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Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York, the first U.S. outpost from the French family-run Barrière Group, is an Art Deco dream envisioned by Martin Brudnizki Design Studio. Each of the 97 pied-à-terre-style accommodations welcome guests with light, soothing pastel hues.

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Nature meets neon at the Shoreline Hotel Waikiki in Honolulu, Hawaii. Crafted by New York-based BHDM Design, the boutique hotel’s interiors are informed by Hawaii’s foliage and wildlife—all seen through a saturated lens. “We wanted visitors to be awash in an eternal sunset,” says firm founder Dan Mazzarini, so his team “decided to amp up the chroma and intensity of colors—more like the rainbows seen throughout Hawaii.”

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Boasting an unmissable pink-hued exterior for nearly two decades, the Colony Hotel is a masterclass in color mixing and pattern play. The Palm Beach, Florida property, recently renovated by Kemble Interiors, features whimsical wallcoverings and countless playful accents.

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The tallest skyscraper in Thailand—the 78-story King Power Mahanakhon Building—is also home to the Standard International’s Asia flagship, the Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon. Here, Spanish designer Jaime Hayon eschewed Thailand’s typical ultra-minimalist aesthetic for Art Deco-inspired interiors that nod to Bangkok’s melting-pot status and the Standard’s global roots.

Located near Vanderbilt University, Graduate Nashville reflects the brand’s hallmark quirky, locally driven style. “Throughout the hotel, guests will experience an evolution of playful scripts and stunning backdrops that speak to the design’s protagonist,” says Krissy Melendez, Graduate’s senior concept director. That fictional character, a country music artist on the rise, provided inspiration for the feminine, retro aesthetic that includes a palette of floral patterns and pink hues.

For the 46-room Sands Hotel & Spa in Palm Springs, designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard opted for a notable pink exterior to “disguise the [existing] architecture” and turned to greenery “to create a lush paradise that draws the eye to the landscape rather than the building,” he says. The building’s warm, rosy tone, he adds, “makes everyone look attractive in its glow.”

Part of the Barbie movie marketing, fans were invited to rent a Ken-inspired room in an IRL version of Barbie’s Malibu DreamHouse via Airbnb. The oceanfront mansion features panoramic views and stars everything a Barbie lover could dream of, including an outdoor disco floor, infinity pool, and a set of signature yellow and pink Impala skates and surfboards.

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Another Ken Fulk project, the Commodore Perry Estate, part of the Auberge Resorts Collection, offers a “quirky mix of styles amid formal gardens in the middle of an urban setting,” says Fulk. The LaVerne Suite, for instance, is a romantic retreat sheathed in dramatic florals in pink and red shades.

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Louisville‘s recently opened Hotel Genevieve is the perfect escape for the more subdued, pared-back Barbie. The 122-key hotel, imagined by Bunkhouse Hotels’ in-house team in collaboration with Philadelphia-based Rohe Creative, is characterized by thoughtful details that allude to the city’s unique histories.

Photo by Nick Simonite

Peach walls, basket pendants made by local artisans, and slatted timber screens and ceilings evoke a casual ambiance at the restaurant at SALT of Palmar, a personality-filled boutique hotel designed by London-based Camille Walala on the island nation of Mauritius.

Photo by Tekla Evelina Severin

Situated in Ontario’s Prince Edward County, the June Motel is defined by a feminine aesthetic that translates into the rooms, including the Rosé Suite, which, as its name suggests, is bedecked in floral wallpaper, blush walls, and a neon LED sign sporting the phrase Rosé All Day.

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A bright spot on the Galician countryside, the newly opened Casa Beatnik commands attention with its hot pink façade. The boutique hotel, located in Spain’s Rías Baixas wine region, comes courtesy of hospitality company Bonhomme Group and interior design firm Luca Lanzetta Group.

Photo courtesy of Bonhomme Group