I really like it! For me, small accents (such as cushions or throws) would be the best way to incorporate the colour. On a completely unrelated note, this would be a fantastic colour for a dress as well!

I've forwarded a link showing this to a client who was unsure which colours to choose - but I know she has this colour in her lounge - so now may be brave enough to bring it into the kitchen / family room too ?! It's a cosy warm colour !! Should perk up a grey day !

I agree with both the comments above - in small doses and accents it would definitely add a richness to any room, and is perfect for the winter time. Unbelievably it's actually the colour of the feature wall in my living room!

I agree it's a warm cosy colour just can't see it taking off in Australia. I'll check back in in 12 months time and see if I'm right!

Sir John Soane, one of the very best English architects of all times, was on this trend about 180 years ago!
...it's safe to say he wasn't one for small accents

Sir John was definitely ahead of the game!

Not for me! I find it neither peaceful enough for some rooms nor zingy enough for other rooms. It has a stuffy National Trust feel. I think I will leave this trend to Lord Grantham.

I feel that it would date very quickly..

I like it its safe and a little quirky and a great colour for vintage kitchens and Victorian rooms

Looks very similar to Farrow and Ball Book room red. Which is on the walls in our living room. Love it!

I love this deep, warm and slightly different colour! #feelinginspired

This is my favourite home museum and well worth a visit if you are in London! See it by candlelight

I agree with 163hrd ... it's a bit dull. Neither zingy or relaxing. It looks like it has grey in it so too bland for me. If I used this any other colour used to tone with it would make too old-fashioned/traditional a look for me,

Very stimulating colour creating warmth along with inspiration for the most stimulating room in the house

I love it. I think this could be just what I've been looking for to as an accent colour for my bedroom :)

I LOVE IT. i've been enticed by deep yet subtle hues lately, and this colour goes at the top of my list. Another great colour of the year!! (:

I quite like its warmth and would go well in small furnishing touches in our new house moving to in Spring - it is fairly modernist, but has exposed brickwork and wood cladding, a slightly industrial feel. I like wine shades generally and wear them a lot. However, it could look a bit fusty in an older building, slightly faded and 80s chinzty even? I would definately be worried about it on walls, unless I wanted that feeling

For those of you who love this colour, take a look at this Ideabook! https://www.houzz.co.uk/magazine/colour-how-to-work-with-pantones-colour-of-the-year-2015-stsetivw-vs~34740502

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MARSALA 2015 COLOR IS JUST A LITTLE NOT HERE AND NOT THERE....I DID INTERIOR
DESIGN FOR MODEL HOMES....GREAT FOR ACCENTS....OTHERWISE, TO ME, IT BRINGS
THE ROOM "DARK AND UNINVITING" SOMETHING OF OLD ENGLAND AND THE LIBRARY.
A GENTLEMEN'S COLOR IN "THEIR CLUB".
SERAINE

The beauty of faux books from Original Book Works is that the colours can be accented to suit your scheme. Marsala certainly adds warmth.

CEee

I have just had Dulux Colour of the year 2015 Copper Blush put in my kitchen and I absolutely love it.

Looks great. It's a much softer happier shade than Marsala.

Not my style, but might look lovely on a cosy cottage.