Go bold and energetic or warm and cozy with the perfect shade of red.
Given its intensity and high saturation, red can be a tricky color to work with.
When used right, however, it has the power tomake a stunning design statementand completely transform a space.
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Red is an incredibly versatile color thatleans ultra-modernjust as easily as it fits a traditional setting.
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Add a touch of drama and mystery withRoyal Garnet by Valspar.
Emphasize the softness of this brick shade with anoff-white paint colorfor trim details.
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“It has a unique blend of modern and classic qualities.
Yeo suggests balancing the bold hue with light neutrals such asGardenia,Classic Gray, orStonington Gray.
“Not all red paint colors need to be intense.
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The luscious color exudes joy and is the perfect choice for afront doorthat pops against a neutral exterior color.
Soften it with cool lilac and warm off-white, and layer it with mixed metals for an updated look.
Bring in a pop of red to infuse a space such as agame roomwith energy and a playful vibe.
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It’s warm and optimistic, and a great option for agame roomor home gym.
This orange-red shade is named after ancient color pigments and looks especially striking when paired withcrisp white trim.
It’s a fiery red that ushers in bold personality and a youthful vibrancy.
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Its earthy undertones will liven up any room and inject it with a big dose of warmth and personality.
Like themakeup staple, this red is bold yet classic.
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