The bold catwalk-inspired colour interior designers are mad for
Interior designers are increasingly embracing burgundy as a dominant colour in home design, inspired by fashion runways and luxury aesthetics. The rich, earthy tone is being used in everything from walls and furniture to tiles and carpets, often in 'colour drenched' rooms. Designers cite its sophistication, versatility, and natural undertones as key reasons for its rise. Once considered bold, burgundy is now seen as a confident new neutral in contemporary interiors.
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