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Colours that go well with redCreative media outlet Bright Side has a colour guide that suggests complementary colours for different shades of red. For example: Primary red works well with yellow, white, tawny-orange, green, blue and black. Tomato red works well with cyan, mint green, sand, creamy-white, and grey. Cherry red works well with azure, grey, light-orange, sandy, pale-yellow, and beige. Raspberry red can work well with white, black and damask rose. Depending on the shade of red you want to use, you can generally pair it with black, navy, shades of blue, grey, white, cream, pink, metallics and timber finishes.
Getty Professional advice for choosing colours that go with red“Red is a very strong and dominant colour, so you don't want to pair it with too many other dominant colours - especially if you want red to be the stand out colour in your home,” says interior designer Emma Blomfield. “Try using colours such as navy, black, white and grey. If you want to add more colours, stay away from pastel tones such as peach, lime and coral, etc. as these will clash. Go for stronger tones like a canary yellow, citrus orange or dark green.”
Getty Do’s and don’ts of using red in interiorsUsing the colour red in your interior design scheme can be a big and bold move, so it’s important that you not only love the colour, but learn how to use it correctly. “Don't go painting the entire room red if you think you might tire of it in a year or two,” says Emma Blomfield. “Do use red in soft furnishings such as cushions or rugs, but use it in patterns rather than solid colour textiles. This way you can pick out some other colours from the pattern and highlight them in the room as well.” Interior designer Chris Carroll of TLC Interiors says the best thing you can do is explore multiple shades of red before settling on one. “Maroons, magentas, burnt oranges and other similar shades won’t look so aggressive,” writes Chris on his website. “A grey wall can help tone down bright red, and less is generally more.”
Getty Tips and tricks for choosing colours that go with redInterior designer Jasmine McClelland of Jasmine McClelland Design firm has some helpful tips and tricks that she personally uses when decorating with the colour red. Less is more “A splash of the colour red can lift and enhance a room, whether on a large or small scale. I often add a pop of colour by having a small red item in a book case or on a side board against a more neutral overall colour palette in the space.” Use red for decorative items “I love using red in artwork, vases, books or decorative pieces that are not overly domineering. You can then have some fun and re-arrange these items throughout your home if you need to change it up.” Only choose red if you truly love the colour “I always gauge with my clients what they are comfortable with in terms of colour before using too much. I ask them have you always loved the colour? Or are you just loving it this year? Are you happy to go to sleep and wake up to the same colour?” Make a statement with red “If you want to make a bold statement, pair red with white and almost any grey, If not, pair red with linen, muted greens or a black back drop and use small amounts of red.” Use red as an accent colour “If wanting accents of red, I would go for an orange based, firecracker red. When using a lot more red in a space, I would use a much more muted, blue based red.”
Benito Martin Colour schemes that work with red1. Muted red colour combinations“Linen tones work really well to pair back the dominance of red, creating a more neutral base in a space,” says Jasmine McClelland. A great bedroom combo is a red rug paired white linen sheets.
Getty 2. Black and white will always go with red“Black is a really good backdrop colour for red, and makes a really moody, dramatic atmosphere,” says Jasmine McClelland. Do this by adding a few black cushions to your couch.
Getty 3. White, blue and black complement red“Muted duck-egg blue with a green base is a great contrasting colour, without being too conflicting. It softens the space, offering a cool contrast to the warmth of the red,” says Jasmine McClelland.
Getty 4. Any and all shades of grey will go with redAdding a silver, grey rug to your space will really make your red pop, as Jasmine says, “Any shade of grey complements the colour red very nicely and really allows the colour red to come alive.”
Getty 5. White, cream and barely-there beiges match with red well“White is light and bright and will sharpen any shade of red. It is a great base when making a bold statement, offering contrast and also some breathing room,” says Jasmine McClelland. Add more creme to your home with decor items like this seashell, stonewash vase.
Getty 6. Red and teal complement a neutral colour scheme“Use the colour red sparingly if you're using it in more restful rooms, such as bedrooms and sitting rooms,” says interior designer Emma Blomfield. “Keep red to soft furnishings that you can swap out in future in case you think the red is too dominant.”
Getty 7. White and yellow go with redUnexpected colour combinations such as red, yellow and white are happy, bright and warm. If you're unsure about going all out with both bold colours, add hints of yellow with couch pillows and small decor items.
David Wheeler/@aremediasyndication.com.au 8. Dark red is complemented by navy and goldDark red walls with navy are a classic colour combination that screams elegance when paired with metallics. An easy way to add more gold to your space is with decorative items such as these floating lanterns.
Armelle Habib/@aremediasyndication.com.au 8. Red, white and brown colour paletteSimple, timeless and a little more masculine than some of the other colour combinations, this works well in a minimalist home. There are many ways to combine these two, from floor boards, light hangings and decorative vases.
Brooke Holm/@aremediasyndication.com.au 10. Red, white and multiple shades of blueRed and white are an obvious colour combination, but pair it with two shades of muted blue and bring your red down a notch and you have a room that's easy on the eyes but looks stylish. Find funs ways to add blue to your home like with these Long Dew Servers in Mood Blue Swirls.
Dave Wheeler/@aremediasyndication.com.au 11. Red and pinkWhile most people think red and pink clash, the two colours together can actually look very modern and striking.
Lisa 12. Red goes with black, white, grey and timber furnitureRed is a colour that goes with timber finishes well, an easy way to add some timber is with a bamboo arm table. Keep it modern with splashes of white, black and grey.
Armelle Habib/@aremediasyndication.com.au 13. Red, pink and plumAlthough some might not think that pink and plum can go with red, these similar colours complement each other to create a look that is contemporary and feminine.
Scott Hawkins/@aremediasynidcation.com.au 14. Red goes with purpleAnother one of those unexpected colour combinations, red and purple are not for the faint of heart. Red goes with purple and looks ultra on-trend with marble tabletops and white pendant lights. Glam factor = 100 per cent.
Robin Hearfield/@aremediasyndication.com.au 15. Masculine red, grey and timberThis look is a little more serious and is well suited to a study, office or bachelor pad. A chic grey or wooden office chair will do the trick.
Armelle Habib/@aremediasyndication.com.au 16. Red and greenRed with green doesn't always give off festive vibes. Keep your red sophisticated with glossy decorative pieces and your green muted like with this olive linen throw.
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