Remodelista editors armchair-traveled to Australia this past week to explore all the exciting design happening Down Under. What we noted right away was a preponderance of earthy reds (think rust, cinnamon, terra-cotta). Have a look:
![A burnt orange sisal rug in the aptly named Terra House. Photograph by Lillie Thompson, from Rising Design Star Brem Perera Introduces Warmth and Familiarity to a Sweeping New Build in Melbourne.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/brahman-perera-terra-house-victoria-australia-4-733x1026.jpg)
![Dulux\2\17;s \2\20;Manor Red\2\2\1; (you can glimpse the color on the left, as the metal basin frame is painted in this shade) and its different iterations show up in nearly every room of this Spectacular Coastal Home Both Wild and Cozy. Photograph by Derek Swalwell, courtesy of Kennedy Nolan.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/flinders-always-house-kennedy-nolan-bath-733x1100.jpg)
![Red, brick, and leather at Bentwood: An Eatery in a Former Thonet Showroom In Australia.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/bentwood-fitzroy-restaurant-ritz-ghougassian-8.jpg)
![Considering painting a room entirely in a single color? Consider Farrow & Ball\2\17;s \2\20;Red Earth.\2\2\1; See Remodeling \10\1: 7 Color-Drenching Tips from Farrow & Ball.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/farrow-and-ball-dead-flat-red-earth-733x978.jpg)
Plus:
- Steal This Look: A Warm Tiled Kitchen in Melbourne
- Save Food from the Fridge: Exploring Alt Ways to Preserve Produce and Other Kitchen Staples with Jihyun David
- Kitchen of the Week: A Two-Toned Cook Space in an 1890s Tasmanian Cottage
- 10 Easy Pieces: Clip-On Lights
- Trend Alert: Metallic Sheets in the Kitchen
- The Brass Tacks: Cane-Wrapped Hardware from Sibella Court
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