Burgundy Colors

Burgundy belongs in rooms with polish: a bar niche, office, powder bath, or a painted ceiling over warm wood. It is a dark red family pulled toward wine, cranberry, and purple, with Oxblood sitting at the deepest end.

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Barn Red

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Blood Red

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Burgundy

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Burnt Umber

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Carmine

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Cranberry

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Dark Red

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Desert Lark

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Garnet

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Garnet Red

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Golden Bloom

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Heated Agate

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Licorice

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Maroon

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Molten Linen

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Mossy Moss

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Oxblood

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Prune

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Rosewood

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Rustic Fog

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Smoked Jade

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Solar Mist

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Stone Moon

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Sunbaked Cedar

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Sunlit Crest

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Sunlit Glen

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Wine

Using burgundy in your home

Use burgundy where you can repeat the depth in art, rugs, or wood finishes. It looks richer in south or west light. North light can make it read more purple. Cream trim, dirty pink, taupe, olive, and aged brass all sit well with it. Skip bright white trim here because the contrast can feel abrupt. On big walls, test two coats on a board, since burgundy often dries darker than expected.

Frequently asked questions

What colors go with burgundy walls?

Burgundy works with cream, taupe, olive, muted blush, walnut, and black metal. Skip icy gray if the burgundy has a brown base.

Which burgundy paints are worth sampling?

Start with Glidden Burgundy Wine (LRV 28.7), Farrow & Ball Brinjal (LRV 29), and Benjamin Moore Arroyo Red (LRV 7.37).

Burgundy vs crimson, what is the difference?

Burgundy is darker and more wine based. Crimson keeps a clearer red identity.