Melodic and rhythmic reds
The melodic and rhytmic red colour is great choice for active spaces like the living room, but why not try is also in other spaces like the kitchen walls.
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Rocking red in the kitchen walls
The red colour is great for active spaces like the living room, but this time we're rocking it in the kitchen wall.
Madras N411 is a colour that resembles not only red soil, fired clay, but also warm spices, which is why it brings pots and cauldrons in the kitchen to a new rhythm.
This red is like the most beloved melody that you want to listen to time and time again.
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Details to complete the style
When a muted red earth tone is paired with natural wood materials and other shades borrowed from nature, such as different nuances of green, the recipe for a cozy interior is ready.
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A luxurious shade of red
Using red for your interior walls, also gives the rhythm to sleek and understated interior style. If your style is modern and minimalistic but you still need an element that sounds like forte fortissimo it is the Cardinal M334. A luxurious shade of red with a cool touch matches the neutral gray furniture and textiles. Wall in foreground is Damask F485.
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Deep red with a hint of brown undertone
This deep red colour with a hint of brown undertone is a strong and bold choice that will give depth to your interior. Combined with light wood and natural materials, the atmosphere is rooty and authentic. The red colour of the wall is Cherry N417.
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