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This is bright, rich, sometimes even combative color. This color is the first in the spectrum and the most active. In the interior it is often the dominant, and red is often "marked" the emphasis in the environment (pillows, dishes, and the pattern of tissue, etc.). 

As a complement to the basic color of bright red color blends well: 
1) with more calm his shades and sister colors (purple, brown, pink, purple); 
2) with bright blue, yellow, white. With black be careful, the combination of them may look a bit gloomy. 
3) with the green, but on condition that both colors are very complicated (before choose this scheme, consult with a designer)
4) with all shades of warm colors (beige, orange, yellow, brown, etc.) - in this case, the red "warm", it is especially looks good in the bedroom and the kitchen (it is proved that the red, yellow and orange colors contribute good appetite and assimilation of food, so it will be the best to use a red utensils or utensils with a red pattern).

And, finally,  you can not use this color in large quantities. In high doses, red is bad, it could adversely affect the psyche and to create the oppressive atmosphere in the room. But do not worry, when used skillfully, this enhanced color will not only pleasing to the eyes, but also to raise the spirits!

As the color of blood, red color symbolizes the flow of life force. Adding it to the interior of the premises, we affirm life at a deep level. Red can serve as a springboard for acute reactions, mental activity and concentration. It is located in one of the edges of the visible spectrum in the wavelength. 

The red color can be described as demanding. Our eyes are attracted by red, and it falls into visual field before other colors. In addition, it is associated with violence and may act as an agent, dispersing the feeling of comfort. In any case, the red color is a powerful reaction, and awareness of its potential is vital for effective use in the interior. 

Use red for:

- Marking boundaries and limits 
- Diverting attention from unwanted places 
- Prevention 
- Ritual activities 
- Emotional stimulation and sexual arousal 
- Warming 
- Designation of important sites 

Avoid pure red color:

- In psychiatric institutions 
- In places designed for contemplation and meditation 
- In the halls of sports facilities 
- In public places (elevators, rest rooms)