The deep reds returned via wine bars and libraries — leather-rich, candlelight-made, unapologetically evening colours. In satin they read heritage; in gloss, decadent.
The exact RAL codes to spec
Colour names drift between suppliers; RAL codes do not. These are the three we mix most for burgundy & oxblood cabinet projects:
| RAL 3005 | Wine Red |
| RAL 3007 | Black Red |
| RAL 3009 | Oxide Red |
Every code sprays in super-matte through high gloss; approve the sprayed sample in your room's light before production — sheen shifts colour a half-step.
What to pair it with
Burgundy & Oxblood performs best beside polished brass, smoked glass, dark walnut, cream relief. Keep undertone temperature consistent across counters, metals and floors and the scheme locks together on its own.
Where it works best
Specify burgundy & oxblood for bars, libraries, powder rooms, statement islands. For dosing strategies — island-only colour, two-tone splits — see the two-tone formulas guide.
Door designs to carry it
The colour reads differently by profile: on our Camellia, Bella designs it shows its full range from calm to characterful. All are lacquered to order in any code above — browse the gallery for the complete set.
The mistake to avoid
Daylight exposes cheap-red undertones — insist on the sprayed sample at noon before loving it at night.