Azalea Red Ruffles? See link below. Carol Here is a link that might be useful: Google Images - azalea red ruffles

Lovely looking flower, strange that the name does not match the colour.. That's Nature for you.

I am slightly prejudiced as next week the painters are coming to do my red family room in the same color...a muted red like yours. It works in that room as does yours. My home will be going on the market soon and as a broker for 45 yrs. and now perspective buyer for a condo, I can say that a beautiful red room does not bother me. Lacquered, fire engine red walls, yes...a problem but not like your dining room. People paint to sell in soft yellows, beiges and grays but still the buyer will probably want to change that as well. So as long as there is harmony in your rooms and the muted room contributes to that, my thoughts would be to just remove the window treatment, as suggested, I cannot tell you how many places I have seen for sale where the entire residence was painted yellow to appear fresh and neutral throughout. My first thought is..OMG, I detest the color yellow and I would have to paint the entire home before moving plus list price is high because it is newly painted. Educate yourself on the competing homes in your area and price range, Then price accordingly.....it will sell if priced right. That is a bigger factor than a red room. Your dining room is beautiful.

Hi Anna, I appreciate your input. I'm starting to lean toward the mortar color too. Another problem with the rustic brick color, that I forgot to mention, is that not only do I have red accents on the house, but I've got traditional barn red painted garage, barn and outbuildings all over the property, even my fence gates are painted red. I'd have three different shades of red! I don't think I should attempt that.