Turn up the colour thermometer at home with eye-popping red! Dramatic and strong, red calls for attention and infuses a space with life and energy. But don't go overboard! Painting all the walls in a room this colour is often overwhelming. An accent wall and a few well-selected accessories are often enough to make a statement. Let these red interiors from Houzz be your inspiration for a lovely Valentine's Day!
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Red works wonderfully as an accent wall, as seen
in this crisp kitchen by Zero Energy Design.
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Graphic artwork in red. Simple and effective.
Photo by Elliott Kaufman.
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Red combined with its complementary colour
green creates a vibrant and happy corner in
Design.
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The neutral backdrop in this dining room makes the
red chair and artwork stand out. The red warms up
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Red is an invigorating colour and best used sparingly
in a child's bedroom, where you want the little one to
sleep. For a playroom, though, it's another situation.
Red together with light blue or turquoise makes for
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The attraction of this kitchen is in the red stools
and red accessories. Design by TreHus Architects
and Interior Designers.
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More red chairs around a kitchen island.
How do you like them with the rich green
walls? By Camilla Molders Design.
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A romantic guestroom with a healthy dose of red.
An eye-popping colour such as red indicates
"this is the front door", and helps guests find
their way to your home. Modern entry
design by Los Angeles Architect Paul Davis
Architects PC.
Red is an enveloping, warm colour and can work
well on the walls in a reading room/library, a cozy
TV room or any other room that you want to keep
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