Red - a paradox: the colour of love or anger?

A high-end boutique for a well-known brand owned by Suneil Shetty and Suresh Bhandari; located in a posh suburb called for a fitting decor scheme. Luxurious materials and lavishly styled elements impart a highly sophisticated and plush feel to the space. The rich red splashed all around, imparts a warm coziness to the decor. With the tag of Bollywood attached to it, it becomes all the more imperative to add extra dollops of glamour and style.  Neilesh Kenkare of Arch-Aid has used a royal red to turn on the charm – for a dual-purpose space!

Shishu Yadav of Home Makers, Mumbai - displays a plethora of red decors - on his TFOD Profile! High on class and style, the designs exemplify the use of the vibrant colour in a variety of spaces and settings!

Again a fashion domain retail outfit, this space by Vinod Mehra is - red - all over. The grooms' section of Vavci in Amritsar, Punjab, gets a dose of red! Yet, the choice of materials and treatment of the objects lends an understated elegance to the glamorous space. 

A home-theatre / lounge-like space gets draped in red! The luxurious feel of the fabric add to the comfort of the styling! Senthil Ram,  of Space Sense, Chennai on TFOD, gives a lovely touch of red to the entertainment room in a 3-bedroom apartment, whcih he describes as "a uber-chic lounge area with flexible seating and natural stone wall".

Collaborative uses the dynamic colour in their spatial exploration for an exhibitiion pavilion for Titan! The seamlessly flowing ribbons of red move from ceiling to floor, and also contain the display-holders. The eye-catching colour becomes an attention-drawing factor, as well as enhances the white, black, gold and silver of the products - like watches and jewellery!

One more specimen of a red space. Sijo Jose on TFOD explores the colour in a bedroom in a plush apartment in Cochin. The youthful exuberance it imparts to the space seems appropriate for a kids' bedroom - neatly resolving the issue of "pink for girls and blue for boys"!

A lovely, feminine room - with floral prints and an old-world charm - comes from the Resaiki projects on TFOD. The space looks gentle, as abedroom should - despite the overpowering red splashed liberally all around!