From Finnish postal company Posti, self-service center the Box resembles “a high-end concept store more than a traditional post office,” says Niina Sihto, partner and designer at local firm Fyra, who dressed the space in 600 rose-colored parcel lockers that add a feminine feel to the austere space.

Envisioned by Collective B, beauty brand Villa de Mûrir’s two-floor, 6,000-square-foot indoor-outdoor space in Seoul wears a whimsical shade of Millennial pink that complements its sleek curves and metal and acrylic accents. Circular motifs and leaf shapes pervade the store’s four designated zones, which are linked by blush-hued archways.

To mark a decade since the opening of the Connaught’s lauded restaurant, Hélène Darroze at the Connaught, French designer Pierre Yovanovitch was enlisted to bring a fresh vision to the space. Much of the interior architecture has been left unaltered, save for a few aesthetic tweaks. The imposing wood paneling, for example, was lightened to better complement the graduated blush color palette now seen on window frames and cornicing.

Once inside the speakeasy-style Pastrami Club in Málaga, Spain, patrons are submerged in a sensory experience, courtesy of local design firm Paco Lago Interiorismo. Among the black and gold color palette are pink accents that create whimsical moments in the otherwise dramatic space.

The 205-room Graduate Nashville reflects the brand’s hallmark quirky, locally driven style. “Throughout, 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. The 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 hue.

Red and pink lounge seating adds a sense of vitality to the interiors of Bayit Balev, a five-story senior living complex in Petah Tikva, Israel. Inspired by the building’s Bauhaus architecture by Canaan Shenhav Architects, the concept “conveys a contemporary, stylish, and modern atmosphere, that at the same time is warm and inviting,” says Gali Amit, cofounder of Amit Design Studio.

KidsWinshare Plus bookstore in Chengdu, China features a design scheme that reflects “the curvilinear shape of a rainbow,” says Horace Pan, founder and design director of Panorama Design Group. A spiral of pink spray-painted metal sheets, for instance, covers the ceiling for a vivid color experience that creates movement and complements the full-height wood veneer walls and bookcases.

Dipped in saturated tones of amber and magenta, Omakase is an avante-garde take on the traditional kaiseki-style Japanese restaurant. “We used common materials and lighting to craft a pink Sakura dream that creates a romantic dining experience for the customers,” says Sun Tianwen, chief designer at Shanghai Hip-pop Architectural Decoration Design Co., which dreamt up the space.

Painted in coral hues, Beru Bar is the glass-bottomed nightclub at the Standard, Huruvalhi Maldives. “We loved the idea of using color, murals, and graphic art to simultaneously blend into the local culture and surroundings, and also stand out from all the other Maldives resorts,” says Matthew Goodrich, principal and founder of Goodrich, which designed the property in tandem with Standard’s in-house team.

Yum Creamery in Glendale, California satisfies sweet cravings in a fantastical environment designed by Los Angeles-based Curtis Su Associates. Bursting with various shades of pink, the ice cream shop features tiles, arches, and a slim banquette that bring the space to life with a touch of nostalgia.