In Las Vegas, where the line between indoor and outdoor living is often blurred by stunning architecture and year-round sunshine, creating a seamless transition between your home’s interior and exterior spaces is more than a design choice—it’s a lifestyle upgrade. Whether you’re entertaining by the pool, grilling on the patio, or simply enjoying the view […]
What is the first thing you notice about this room scene? Red, right! Red is a bold color that tends to stand out whether in interior design, an accessory to an outfit, or as a car color driving by on the street. It reminds us of the power of red as a color in decorating. Red is a great color for the home and can be used as a wall or accent color.
A few years ago red dining rooms were all the rage. This could have stemmed from the study that showed red increases our appetite. Today we are seeing fewer red dining rooms but not less red in interiors.
Red is a powerful color when used in its pure form. Power suits and ties are often red because of the strength of this color. Having a red wall or red carpet makes a very strong design statement in a room. For this reason many people prefer to use red as an accent color. Red today is often used as an accent color on area rugs and pillows.
The variation of red hues can run from plums to tomato reds, which allow red to be used in a wide variety of color palette. Terracotta red tile floors are great in the kitchen while deep plum is a cozy color for the walls in a master bedroom. Red and grey is also a great color combination for the living room.
Reds work with neutrals like grey, other warm colors like orange, or contrast with cool colors like aqua. Adding a pop of red to your counter top or sofa will bring energy to your room.