Discover the transformational power of red — a color that has had a defining influence on recent trend in interior design. We came up with six ways to subtly incorporate this hue with red trimmings, inspired by designers who have shown that even a small, rouge detail has the power to elevate an entire space.
COMPLEMENT A PASTEL PALETTE
Contrast soft hues with a pop of bold color. Sean Symington sparks joy with the Printemps Brush Fringe in Cherry, a cheerful foil to the delicate pinks and blues that make up an inviting sofa.
ESSENTIALS CAN MAKE A STATEMENT
Choose a trimming basic, like grosgrain ribbon or leather cording, in a commanding color to create impactful accents. Lonika Chande creates a bold leading edge with the Cambridge Strie Braid in Poppy, a joyful hue which stands out in a bedroom layered with more subdued patterns.
ADD A TOUCH OF DRAMA
A rich, moody red can add depth and emotion to a scheme. The Rouen Tassel Fringe in Ruby takes center stage in this rich vignette by Mark Sikes, accompanied by a coordinating gimp and cord.
CREATE A CONTRASTING CORD
Add juxtaposition and dimension with a subtle, yet impactful cord that highlights the contours of a furniture piece. The Swiss Velvet Piping in Russet adds depth and interest to a verdant sectional by Tobias Oliver Interiors.
HIGHLIGHT AN INTRIGUING SILHOUETTE
Outline an interesting shape with a defining, red accent. VSP Interiors draws attention to the subtle ogee of this guest bedroom headboard with the Cambridge Strie Braid in Tabasco.
ADD INTRICATE DRAPERY DETAILS
If you're planning to use tape trim for drapes, consider swapping a solid border with a dimensional openwork braid. The Harbour Serpentine Braid in Lobster is a small way Lauren Ayers Interiors makes a defining statement, and its bold red hue makes sure her attention to detail isn't missed.
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