Sentences with phrase «dark accessories contrast»

Not exact matches

Add pastels in the form of glossy accessories with dark make - up for the brave high contrast look

Make sure the tones of your denim have some contrast to them (light + dark) and don't forget to break up all that denim with some great accessories!

The white accessories that Nan adds provide a nice contrast to the dark color of the dress.

Wear it as a total look or contrast with a pale shade or dark accessories.

I advise blondes to wear purple colour outfit only in combination with bright make - up and possibly with dark, contrast colour accessories, otherwise they risk to actually look sick.

For night time, we love the contrast of deep, dusky pinks and darker shades — experiment with blush - toned hijabs layered with black maxi dresses or elegantly flowing skirts, and top it off with a hint of glamour with gleaming gold accessories.

If you're going to have dark walls, throw in some contrast with your furniture and accessories!

This bathroom design comprises neutral colors, grey and white, contrasted by dark violet and the silver accessories complement the final look, employed in the bathtub and sink.

To create luxury in your living room, use mother - of - pearl accessories from Emily Readett - Bayley, contrasted with a dark - wood side table.

Accessories in shades of creamy white and dark wood tones on the furniture lend contrast.

Atlanta Modern: Dark wood contrasts with stark walls to keep things tidy while adding a pop of color to linens and accessories brightens things up.

Balancing the units with a dark worktop offers contrast and makes a great backdrop for the accessories on display.

Cream walls and accessories are offset by contrasting dark laminate flooring from Allied Carpets, wooden furniture and timber - framed windows in the adjoining conservatory.

Whether it's plain paintwork or patterned wallpaper and fabrics, dark decorating can make a strong base for brighter coloured accessories, light furniture and metallic accents — the contrast between colourways really makes the lighter shades pop to become a feature or focal point of a room.