The “unexpected red” theory suggests that even a hint of the titular colour can totally transform a space. The power lies in the ability for the hue to draw the eye directly to the object of desire. Sometimes red elements exist alongside complementary or contrasting colours. But they can also be used to make a statement among neutrals. The brilliance of this interior trend is that it doesn’t take much to master. Functional pieces of furniture, personality-filled accessories and everyday objects easily become the cherry on top of your home.
Fearon The Chub stool
$550
Degoey Planet Aphrodite Deux Fois vase
$320
Hall of Flame XXL taper candles
$24.95
Mustard Made The Shorty
$229
Bonnie & Neil enamel teaspoon
$13
Spicy Tofu Ceramics Chilli incense holder
$35
Curio Practice Check cushion
$220
Paola & Joy Cora table lamp
$199
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