No color is quite as eye-catching and dynamic as the color red. The psychology behind it is very powerful and passionate, making it a great choice in design when you are looking to make a splash. Even a little bit of red decor can go a long way.
Red decor is used most often in the kitchen or dining room because the color is said to increase your appetite. That’s why you will often see the walls in a dining room painted in red or red accents in a kitchen. But red decor can stun in any space, including living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, and even outdoor spaces. It’s gender neutral and can be chic and sophisticated or casual and family-friendly.
Here are 10 spaces that used red decor beautifully and creatively, all in their own unique but successful ways.
Red Decor Ideas
Nothing makes a first impression quite like a bold red door. The glossyness and beautiful details also add to the charm.
Source: House Beautiful
The rich red accent look gorgeous and sophitsicated with the black and white decor.
Source: House & Home
A burnt red island looks country chic in this adorable kitchen. It adds a lot of flavor to the space.
Source: Better Homes & Gardens
Red accents pop beautifully against the neutral palette in this foyer for a great punch of style as soon as you walk in.
Source: Elle Decor
How adorable is this bright red, retro-style refridgerator?
Source: That Nordic Feeling via Domino
Just a few touches of red look very romantic with the sophisticated black and white decor.
Source: New England Home
Red is the perfect accent color for a gender-neutral nursery.
Source: Rue Magazine
Just a touch of red livens up this kitchen and brings some character to the space.
Source: Birmingham Home and Garden
Transform an old end table or dresser with a can of red spray paint to create an eye-catching vignette.
Source: Better Homes & Gardens
A red vanity looks super cute against all the white in this crisp and chic bathroom.
Source: Better Homes & Gardens
If you want a strong accent color for your space, you can’t go wrong with red.
Warm regards,
Megan