The phrase "a lustrous red" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a vivid, shiny, or reflective shade of red, often in contexts related to color, art, fashion, or design.
Example: "The artist chose a lustrous red for the centerpiece of the painting, making it stand out against the muted background."
Alternatives: "a radiant red" or "a glossy red".
This majestic piece of beef was enriched further by a lustrous red Bordeaux reduction and a heap of haricots verts.
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A belt or brooch can give a sack dress a waist, and a spotted white blouse can emerge from a dye bath utterly transformed as a lustrous red Bordeaux.
It is happy to coexist in a hedge, not minding regular cutting or competition, but give it room and it will reward you with winter stems that are a deep, lustrous red.
The soapstone here varies in colour from white (the easiest to carve) through various shades of pink to a deep lustrous red (the most difficult to carve).
Its rich mahogany wainscoting, pocket doors and monumental fireplace, relieved of layers of grime and varnish, once again exude a startlingly bright shade of lustrous red.
Rosewood, or andramena in Malagasy, is a type of hardwood with a lustrous deep red color, while palisandre, such as Dalbergia madagascariensis, lacks the red color.
Autumn Glow has orange fall foliage and red fruits, and Harvest Red, an award winning shrub, features elegant purple fall foliage and large, lustrous red fruits.
Scattered throughout are whimsical animals, vegetable-shape vessels and odd figurines like the devilish little monk with a bright red face and lustrous blue robe designed by Harry Tittensor and produced by Royal Doulton in 1916.
Almost all of the rosewood is headed to China, where its lustrous red interior is used in traditional hongmu furniture, and a single bed made from Madagascar rosewood can cost $1 million.
And poison ivy, now lustrous red and yellow.
