Colors and Shapes - Shades of Red

of a deep, rich shade of red that is commonly associated with traditional barns

having a dark, intense shade of red that is reminiscent of the color of blood

deep red in color

having a bright, vibrant shade of red, often associated with shiny, glossy finishes reminiscent of a candied apple

having a rich red color with a slight shade of purple

having a rich, dark reddish-brown color, reminiscent of the deep color of cocoa beans

having a dark purplish-red color

having the color of tomatoes or blood

having a dark, rich shade of red with undertones of black or deep brown

displaying a warm, muted shade of brown with subtle undertones of pink or rose, evoking a soft, earthy, and slightly blush-like tone

deep and dark red in color

having a rich, deep red color with blue undertones, reminiscent of the pigment historically derived from the madder plant

having a deep, dark red color reminiscent of the gemstone garnet, which is known for its rich, wine-red hue

having a color that is pink, lying between red and magenta on the color spectrum

having a vivid and bright shade of red, resembling the color of ripe raspberries

resembling the intense color of fire

purplish-red in color

having a brilliant reddish-orange color

having a bright red color

having a shade of red that is medium light, like the color of a tomato

characterized by a vivid red color reminiscent of the bright red petals of the wild poppy flower

having a warm and intense red with undertones of orange, resembling the color of the mineral cinnabar

having a rich, dark red color with tints of purple

having a deep, rich red color reminiscent of the spicy red chili pepper, often associated with warmth and intensity

of a bright, vivid red color resembling the vibrant petals of a poppy flower

bright reddish-brown in color

of a dark, deep shade of red, resembling the color of dried blood

of a rich, deep reddish-brown color that resembles the color of cordovan leather

of a reddish-brown color, resembling the color of the mineral carnelian

of a vibrant reddish-pink color, named after the Amaranth flower, often associated with love, passion, and creativity