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I’m not always a huge fan of red in interior design, but it seems to be growing on me. Grey, however, is one of my favorites, so that might have something to do with my fondness for today’s color combo of grey and red.

Grey and red together form a modern color scheme, and have an even greater effect when some crisp white is thrown in there. (Especially in the last image – it’s my fave!)

What do you think of a grey and red color combination?

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Kvadrat was established in Denmark in 1968 and now holds a leading position in the European market of design textiles and fabrics supplying renowned architects, designers and furniture manufacturers throughout the world, for use in upholstery and window coverings. The French design team of Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec who just received the Elle Décor Designers of the Year Award add to the Kvadrat collection with the "Clouds" fabric wall tiles that will surely create a dramatic look in any room. The Clouds are perfect to make a visual statement or as acoustic tiles to soften sounds in rooms in need of texture. See the rest of the designer fabrics and textiles from Kvadrat of Denmark here.

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Arte of Belgium takes wall paper design to another level with their collection that covers a wide array of textures, colors, and styles. The Arte collection goes beyond the simple flat wall-covering and brings the wall enchantingly to life with real depth. French architect Le Corbusier so poetically put it, ‘le jeu savant des formes sous la lumière’ (the clever game of forms in light). The surface of the wall is such that it changes according to the intensity of light and the angle from which it is viewed. Visit arte-international.com and discover endless wall paper and wall covering possibilities.

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For anyone who has used a log as a makeshift bench, you may see the real beauty of the Tree Trunk Bench from designer Jurgen Bey. The wise decision by Bey to offer the 3 cast bronze chair backs and let the lumber be purchased locally will certainly make the shipping and receiving a lot easier. The Tree Trunk Bench is part of the permanent collections of The International Design Museum Munich, Germany, High Museum of Art Atlanta, USA, and the Centraal Museum Utrecht, The Netherlands. $15,700 Available from Droog

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