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Red isn't for the faint of heart. Considered the color of romance and passion, stimulating red is a design tool that heightens the senses.
Red can feel contemporary, traditional, rustic or timeless, depending on the shade and context. A touch of red can warm up a cool blue-and-white room, or add drama when used as the main color in a small space like a powder room.
From crimson and fire engine red to merlot and rust, there are endless ways to use this warm shade to create a mood.
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Red is never boring," says interior designer Denna McLaughlin of City Studios. "A couple of big red chairs are inviting in a bedroom, but I also love red for drapery. When the light comes through the window, it gives the room a soft red glow that makes people want to be together."
When combined with other colors, red offers even more versatility. An earthy red used with wood tones can warm a room. Red with soft gray and touches of magenta can make a room feel cozy, feminine and soft.
Depending on the texture, deep reds may absorb light while brighter reds allow light to bounce off walls. Red with a touch of brown or purple will feel warmer than pure red with hints of pink. Orange-tinged reds will make you feel energized, while purple-red shades can make a space feel more intimate and quiet.
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