Red so wonderful— a whole lot of interior and art inspiration today– all with the color RED.
“Think of red like a spice—use it wisely and in good measure, and it will bring zip to your life.”
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Manolo Valdés (Spanish, b. 1942), Claudette sentada [Claudette sitting], 2009.
Oil on burlap, 79 x 59 in.
Photo by Simon Upton/Interior Archive
Édouard Vuillard (French, 1868-1940), Madame Vuillard écossant dans la salle à manger
Madame Vuillard shelling in the dining room, 1902.
Oil on board, 51.8 x 68.3 cm.
Photo by Tony Vu
Designer: Jeffrey Bilhuber
Reception hall in a Colonial Revival house in Locust Valley, NY.
Augusto Giacometti (Swiss, 1877-1947), Rosen, 1928.
Oil on canvas, 27 x 29.5 cm.
Les Frères Allot from France
Michaël Borremans (Belgian, b. 1963), Lakei [Lackey], 2010.
Oil on canvas, 42 x 36 cm
Pavel Kuznetsov (1878 – 1968)
Pushball. 1931
Canvas, oil. 187 x 142 cm
State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow
A small space is the perfect place to experiment with bold color. Cherry-red paint gives this window seat major impact, and extending the shade throughout the space makes it feel all the more cocooning. Take it over the top with a mix of patterns, from elegant damasks to edgy animal prints. Pull in a few comfy armchairs and a tray for beverages, and you’ll have a cozy and convivial drinks area that’s perfect for cocktails and catch-ups with friends.
Dexter Dalwood (b.1960), Diana Vreeland (2003), oil on canvas, 203.5 x 173 cm.
Heimrad Prem (German, 1934-1978), Paolo Marinotti und Ira von Fürstenberg, 1967. Oil, varnish, various materials on canvas, 180 x 120 x 10 cm.
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