The unexpected RED Theory

The Unexpected Red Theory by Taylor Migliazzo Simon is an absolute game changer in the interior world.
> The idea that red works in every shade and every room is as simple as it is revolutionary.

Imagine how a deep red cushion on your neutral sofa instantly breathes life or how a small red lamp adds energy and depth to your study. Red becomes the main actor here: it creates moments of tension, stands out and attracts everyone's attention.
Especially in deep, rich tones such as bordeaux or brick red, the color lends rooms warmth and sophistication. And the best thing? You don't need a complete makeover to try out the theory - small, targeted accents are enough to create a completely new atmosphere.

Let yourself be inspired and discover how red can add personality to your rooms.

> Whether you use it on a large scale or work with delicate accessories, you can make a statement with red.

The effect of red can also be transferred to other areas: a red lipstick or purple nail polish adds instant elegance to any look. As Simon explains, the secret lies in the balance between saturated and muted tones.
The Unexpected Red Theory inspires you to experiment with stylish accents - whether in everyday life or in your home.

I particularly like the new deep red tones. The darker shades of red also appeal to those who find the bright red too aggressive and upsetting - in other words, the skeptics of the Red Theory.

The darker shades of red not only act as a visual highlight, but are also really elegant and sensual.

The great chairs in the Hay House in Copenhagen, for example, or the artfully curved vase from Muuto - which also features flowers in shades of red in the mood picture above.

The new shades of red range from deep cherry to dark terracotta and Bordeaux to very dark brown-red.

Even though I really like the new shades of red, an interior looks even more striking when it is kept rather neutral and the focus is on a strong, red piece of furniture. This can be a great luminaire that looks its best with a lot of retro appeal and subtle shine.

But a great table with or without matching red chairs, a red armchair or a great red side table also look incredibly strong in a relatively neutral setting. In one of my most beautiful [home stories with location scout Mel Afflerbach,]https://mooris.ch/blog/homestory-mooris-mel-afflerbach?srsltid=AfmBOor-YtWuVgjYqG64Z5jwIj-u7pvxJs2YmulNWw8lyRkce9nkP551), for example, I found the iconic Togo sofa in red to be a real statement in its own right that doesn't need any other accents.

Exactly, the unexspected red theory, my dears!

Red is a powerful signal color that can be overwhelming in large quantities. The following therefore applies: use red consciously and choose your surroundings carefully. A red accessory inevitably attracts everyone's attention - place it where you want to draw attention.
For me, the following combinations provide balance and a great feeling of living:

• Warm shades of muted red and pink tones
• Soft natural tones, beige, sand
• The trend color mocha mousse
• Soft blue
• Warm brown and elegant wood tones

Sp harmoniously rounds off your home and your favorite room perfectly and makes it look contemporary and new in equal measure.

Conclusion and small addendum: As the author of this little blog entry, red has been with me for 45 years and therefore for as long as I have been alive. The color gives me and my home strength and security, which I would like to share with you. I would be delighted if the Unexpected Red Theory and these lines inspire you to be more red-courageous and discover your love of red, big or small...

Let red move in with you - it can do magic.

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