Red Paintings

Original red paintings, signed by independent artists. Red is warm and bold, perfect as a single focal point in a dining room, entryway, or living room. Every piece is one of a kind and comes with free insured shipping and a 14-day trial.

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Original red paintings, chosen for real rooms

Why red works on a wall

Red is warm and full of energy, so it makes a strong focal point. It draws the eye first, which is exactly what you want from one statement piece. Deep reds feel warm and sophisticated. Bright reds add drama and life. A little red goes a long way, so it is usually best as the boldest thing in the room.

Best rooms for red art

  • Dining room. Red feels warm and sociable and is a classic choice over a table. See dining room art.
  • Living room feature wall. One red original can anchor a whole wall. Browse large living room art.
  • Entryway. A warm red piece gives a welcoming first impression.

How to pair red

Let red lead and keep everything else calm. Pair it with neutral beige and cream or with black and white, and add only a little gold if you want extra richness.

Red art styles to look for

Red is strong in abstract work, in figurative and people paintings, and in surrealism.

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Free insured shippingCanada 3 to 7 days, USA 5 to 10 days.
Certificate of AuthenticitySigned original with every piece.
Originals onlyNo prints or reproductions, ever.

Red art questions, answered

Where should I hang a red painting?

Red works best as a single focal point. A dining room, an entryway, or a living room feature wall are all good spots, where one red original can draw the eye without competing with other strong colours.

Is red too bold for a living room?

Not if it is the only bold colour in the room. Choose one red piece as the statement and keep the walls and furniture around it calm and neutral, and the room will feel warm rather than busy.

What colours go with red art?

Keep the rest quiet so red can lead. Neutral beige and cream, or black and white, let a red painting stand out. A small amount of gold adds warmth if you want a richer look.

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