We may add red to our homes since New Year is fast approaching. There is something about the color that makes it valuable to traditions and beliefs. However, too much red can be overwhelming, and we may need to be more visually suitable for our homes. Here are some colors you can use with red to make your room look more captivating and ready for the New Year.
The color red
Red is considered warm and is associated with our physical needs and the will to survive. It is also a masculine color, as can be seen in products for men, which are packaged with red as the dominant color. Red signifies spirit and leadership qualities, which promote determination and ambition. Whatever it is associated with, red is powerful and beautiful. Red can mix well with any style, such as traditional, eclectic, and modern styles. Remember that red can go everywhere from cheery and happy to angry and aggressive. This is what you need to keep in mind when using red in the interior. Too much may be an eyesore, and you should know when to stop using it.
Colors to blend with red
Imagine that you are wearing a pure red shirt. Try adding some accessories with contrasting colors so you will not be an eyesore to others. Here are some colors that blend well with red and can highlight it:
Sunflower yellow
A sunflower shade of yellow blends well with a red interior. It evokes an impression of having a vibrant and lively room. The color blend helps create a bold, striking, and personality-filled room.
Midnight black
One of the best combinations of all time is black and red. A room with a foundation of these two colors can always be striking, no matter what decor you add.
Navy blue
Navy can balance and mellow red. It can create a stylish and youthful appearance in the room.
Fuchsia
Fuchsia and red may seem the same color with different shades. The combination will provide a monochromatic and layered look. The combination can evoke a sophisticated look.
Cream
Creamy white can likewise mellow the red color of the interior, creating a sophisticated and easy atmosphere in the room.
Grass green
Cherry red can match the grassy green and create a trendy and hip style.
Chocolate brown
Chocolate and red may not seem to go with each other at first, but the reality is that this combination evokes a feminine and chic room atmosphere.
Turquoise
Turquoise and red create a room that is vibrant and full of life.
Bubblegum pink
Shades of pink do not go well with many colors, but with red, it can be unique.
Dandelion yellow
Dandelion yellow with a punch of red can give a friendly welcome in the house.
Metallic gray
Gunmetal shows an industrial-looking room. Red accents can make an artsy appearance in the room.
Gold
Luxurious and elegant. These are what the Red and Gold project is. Ideal in the dining room and other formal areas. It may be classic but timeless as well.
Olive green
Paired with red, it can give a traditional look to the room.
Charcoal gray
A combination of charcoal and red can show masculine energy.
Blue
When blue is mixed with red, accents can create fashionable energy.
