[image 1] A Front Door with Real Street Appeal
[image 2] Kitchen Surprise - Simple Splash of Red for Cabinetry Sides & Underneath a White Bench Top, combined with Stainless steel accessories & furniture.
[image 3] Incite the senses in the dining room with these raspberry red walls teamed with white trim & wainscoting
[image 4] A Cherry Red dining table creates a sensual modern eating experience
[image 5] For the classicists - here accents of lipstick [blue] red are used in soft furnishings - cushions & curtains, as well as accessories with a black / french navy & off white/ ivory palette.
[image 6] For the modern retro/ contemporary tastes here's a great way to bring a red-orange [vermilion] into your living space with some mi century style furniture paired back with a pale blue wall and floor rug - makes for a quirky fresh take on a tricky colour.
[image 7] A red wall in a living room can be easily broken up with wall shelving, neutral tones & white for a softer effect.
[image 8] Crimson Pink Red Feature Wall - play with Valentine's heart messages & decorate with fresh flowers family pictures in black & white as small vignette to the ones you love.
[image 1] Washington, D.C., designer Alessandra Branca paired a shocking hot pink with brown to liven up a traditional Georgetown townhouse. The result is a warm, inviting space that's sure to inspire a smile.
[image 2] Pale pink certainly seems like an odd choice for a modern dining room, but in this cool California cottage, it just works.
[image 3] Fave & Famed Interior Design Kelly Wearstler - here her home - her inspiration on colour from fashion: 'In the fashion realm, I admire Valentino for his dramatic use of color and dynamic patterns, Sonia Rykiel for her color sensibility and avant-garde combinations, and Coco Chanel for her revolutionary use of contrast, texture, fabrics, and weaving.' Interview with My Home Ideas.
[image 4] With diverse hues from blushing to shocking, the color pink is not just for little girls. 
