Red Centre
Earthy and expressive.
You’re not afraid to make big choices - life’s too short to live in a beige box. You value authenticity — your home feels connected to the land and full of creative energy.
Bold
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Artful
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Character
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Bold - Artful - Character -
Your Design Influences
Mediterranean warmth infused with the raw spirit of Australia’s desert. This aesthetic celebrates depth, texture, and natural tones — soulful and polished.
Your Colour Palette
Terracotta, ochre, clay, and burnt sienna mirror the tones of the land. Accents of bold, saturated colors like poppy red, canary yellow and royal blue.
Studio Shields
KES Studio
Peter Cotton
Furniture & Shapes
Angled forms, geometric/linear patterns define this look. Pieces feel ancient yet current — more handcrafted than industrial. There's nothing normal about you or your furniture.
Dutoit Studio
Nuance Interiors
Sarah Nedovic
Materials
Limewash, clay, glass, and oxidised metal. The emphasis is on natural texture, how materials play with or absorb light.
Shopping Advice & Tips
You’re a collector, and you want your belongings to feel artful, not cluttered. Texture is key: choose woven fabrics, raw clay vases, and stone accessories. Creative use of color is key to expressing yourself.
Not every single piece in your home needs to be bold. Start with a traditional base like a timber dining table, then look for opportunities to inject your personality. For example, dining chairs in bright colours or a glass top coffee table. Look for big, immersive artworks.
Before you buy something ask yourself, “how would I describe this table/art/chair?” Does it align with at least one of your keywords? Bold, Artful, Character.
Coffee Table Books to Browse
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Juliette Arent & Sarah-Jane Pyke
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Amber Creswell Bell
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More Inspiration
A Naber Design
Laure Joliet
Batiik Studio
Other interior design projects that
hit the mark for the Red Centre aesthetic.
OK…but my home doesn’t look like this?
Your results have given you more detail around what colours, textures and styles of furniture and decor you’re drawn to. What comes next - well you’ve got two options:
With your newfound knowledge, you can style your home and purchase pieces that you feel represent you better. But there is an easier way.
You can buy our ‘Red Centre’ digital download where we’ve already done all the hard work, research and time consuming editing for you. You’ll just simply ‘click and shop’ on colour schemes, paint palette’s, material boards and feature furniture - all curated by a professional.
