The color I chose is V105, not the one with the arrow!

Inell, I have already painted and can't re-paint 😔
My living room decor is currently deep green which I've read can help but I'm wondering if there's anything I can do in terms of curtains to filter the light differently and eliminate the pink undertone on the paint.

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Lauren, what kind of light do you think would help get rid of the pink? Colder (white) or warmer (yellow) llight?

I'm not really sure. You could try both and see what you like. Also you could ask at a good lighting or hardware store

Just a FYI for future painting projects. Purchase samples of your three favorite colors, paint white foam core squares from craft store (min. 12” x 12”) with each sample. Now you can move your choices around the room to observe your lighting. Look at morning, midday and after dark with all lighting on. You'll discover the reflective properties and avoid the unwanted color changes. Or you’ll discover that you don't like your first choices.

I had the exact same problem with my bedroom in my first house. My dad painted it while I was at work so no way was I ever going to repaint, at least not in his lifetime, lol! I first came to the HD forum seeking advice on what to do. My best advice, which was given to me here, is watch the movie "Father of the Bride." The 1991 version with Steve Martin and Diane Keaton. The whole "look"/cinematography of the movie is a wash of pinky beige. It is high end and inspiring.

If not that, then here is some other advice. DO NOT pair a pinky beige with anything highly contrasting to the color pink. Stay away from blues and blue grays, they will only make it look MORE pinkish. Lavender is not your friend either. Colors adjacent to the pinks and reds are your friend--camel, brown, maroon, burgundy, peach, terra cotta, and other colors similar to the wall color. Cream. Stay away from anything with a blue or cool white tone. Even green is better than blue. Once you get the other colors in there, it will tone down the pinkish color. If you want to stick with neutrals, stick with them but chose ones that are cream, straw, wicker, wood, etc. Aged brass. Not cold grey water and grey marble. You'll just compound your problem. I envisioned a brown, terra cotta and cornflower blue kind of soutwest native pottery vibe for the bedroom. I had to nix the cornflower blue. But I stuck with desert colors, minus the blue. Blue is fine for a little contrast once you get the major pieces in there . . .

Pinkmountain thank you very much for the detailed comment!! All my current furniture is wood and my living room decor is green (rug and dinning chairs) so hopefully I'll be ok! I'll definitely be watching Father of the Bride too haha
Would you say that curtains can help? Like getting a different curtain color could perhaps change the light coming in from the window? Or is that hopeless and I just have to embrace it?
Thanks again for the help!

No more pink in the room. Here are three B.M. paint colors to use for inspiration.

B.M. Cotton Balls...yes to white drapes, however you need a white with a green undertone.

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B.M. Beachcomber for the rug.

B.M.. Silver Song for the sofa or any shade on the strip.

Now, the pink/beige is only a backdrop to the lovely colors.

Just chiming in to add that your wall color looks lovely on my monitor screen, so I think you are just panicking because of the change and seeing it writ large. It will tone down when you get the furniture in there and some things on the windows and walls.

Just found this post...I think you will enjoy it.

https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/100-year-old-birmingham-rental-house-photos-36960017

The floor and ceiling are big influences here. Does the ceiling have pink undertones? Once your furniture’s in place and you’ve adjusted lighting, can you experiment with area rugs to neutralize the pink wall tones?

Judianna posted a really good example of how when you pair pinkish beige with other beige, brown and cream tones, it no longer stands out, it's a contributor to the color scheme, not the contrasting "pop" of color.

I pinkmountain, we agree,

We have painted one of the walls in the room in a lovely taupe/brown color and I'm loving it!
Most of our furniture is a creamy brown and besides our deep green living room rug and chairs all our decor is white/beige so hopefully we will be ok! I really don't want to re-paint, both because of the hard work of painting a full house but also because my husband didn't want to paint in the first place so convincing him to re-paint would be HARD 😂
Here's a little edit I made of the master room to see what beige curtains would look like:

The beige of the curtains look too muddy yellow I think to work with the walls and floor.

Try drapes in a tone that works more with the floor.

Just to reiterate I would try different light bulbs.

Laurenjay I have white lights on the living room and yellow on the rooms and tbh I'm not sure which one looks better. They look very different but both still look pink 🤔 maybe the yellow lights are a bit better I'll still keep an eye out for it. We're not moved in yet so we aren't in the house after dark much

Juddiana20 My initial idea was to find curtains the same color of the darker wall to put on the sides (were I have the beige ones in the edit). Do you think having all white curtains would look better?