The bold catwalk-inspired colour interior designers are mad for
Interior designers are increasingly embracing burgundy as a dominant colour in residential spaces, inspired by its recent prominence on fashion runways. The rich shade is praised for adding depth, sophistication, and confidence to interiors while pairing well with natural materials and earthy tones. Designers like Ruby Shields and Greg Natale highlight its timeless appeal and connection to nature and global style influences.
- ▪Burgundy is emerging as a key interior design colour, appearing in walls, furniture, tiles, and joinery.
- ▪Fashion influences, such as Gucci's 2024 collaboration with Milan Design Week, have helped drive burgundy's popularity in home design.
- ▪Interior designer Ruby Shields uses burgundy as an anchoring colour in her own home, valuing its natural, earthy qualities.
- ▪Greg Natale has used burgundy since 2019, drawing inspiration from its association with Paris and its versatility in design.
- ▪Burgundy features prominently in multiple entries for the 2026 Dulux Colour Awards, reflecting its growing status in Australian interior design.
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