Sentences with phrase «like other neutral colors»

Like other neutral colors it looks great in spring, summer, fall, and winter!

Not exact matches

It's been this way for so long that I don't think I look good in anything other than cool neutrals anymore, and when I wear the one of the few pieces of colored clothing that's still hanging around I don't feel like me.

The Walnut color is a nice neutral dark brown and I like how it's all the same color, the straps and the carrier part are all dark brown instead of two tones on some of the other models.

The purse makes the outfit zing with it's color (and they have some other beautiful colors like «fog» and «midnight «-RRB- and the leopard print adds interest but I feel the brown and black kinda cancel each other out, so they end up being an almost neutral.

I also like to add other neutral colors such as olive and brick.

Not only does the right blending of neutral colors keep your makeup looking fresh and barely - there, but it helps play up on your natural features so that you can add more definition to other parts of your face, like your lips!

I've also found it in a ton of other colors and prints, like this neutral light pink and this one in red.

I've always like that particular jacket, but when I saw they made it available in blush pink it got me thinking about how that particular color is almost like a neutral because it coordinates with so many others colors.

Especially this red wine color goes well with the other fall neutrals like brown, dark denim and even pink pastel.

I looked through for what I had in the way of neutral colors (the white pumpkins, black spiders and crow, and twig wreath) and searched the house for other basic elements that could possibly tie in like the vases and candle holder.

That being said, it is an easy color for many people to wear, and it is also easy to wear with other colors; it almost acts like a neutral.

Match it with a top in the same berry shade, pair it with other fall colors like olive or navy, or simply use it to accent a classic, neutral outfit.

Stripes are just so classic and I love pairing them with other neutral pieces, like dark denim and stone - colored booties.

Whether worn on it's own, or mixed with other colors, grey is like the cool kid of the family when it comes to it's fellow neutrals.

This is especially good if you like to re-decorate frequently... you know that whatever color you bring in, whether for seasonal decorating or any other time of the year, it won't compete with your neutrals!

Pieces in dark, steely gray act as wardrobe staples because the neutral tone is easy to mix and match with bright colors (like the aforementioned tangerine tango), as well as other neutrals (like tan or black).

When wearing these pastel colors in fall, I like to pair them with other neutral or light colors.

As I have already mentioned, white is a neutral color, that's why these bottoms gonna look awesome in combo with any other color top, so you are free to create whatever combo you like!

But, as always, there are caveats - I would personally stick to one bright color that wears well with other colors and neutrals (like cobalt blue, baby pink, or butter yellow, above) and more conservative patterns, like florals, geometrics, or painterly abstracts.

Pair with patterned pieces — from stripes to polka dots and everything in between, this cardigan is neutral enough to combine with prints and other colors, like red, yellow, orange, and Kelly green.

I respect other people tastes but I do not like when personal tastes are given as objective facts and when sound quality (more or less objective) is confused with sound signature (greatly subjective, always, no matter if flat, neutral, uncolored, colored, bright, warm, or whatsoever.).

Our home is very Spring like, since pink is my favorite color, and other pastels and neutrals that go with that.

I like a more neutral palette with pops of color in throw pillows and other assessories.

I have found, generally speaking, that the rooms where you will photograph people do better in a neutral, but the other rooms are very fun for playing with color (like mudrooms, bathrooms, bedrooms).

I don't actually call my style this to others but in repsonse to this Q I'm thinking «Ballard Barn»:)... neutral different yet complementary gray toned walls throughout our open concept home downstairs... darker wood floors... leather sofas... newly remodeled white kitchen... white cabinets on perimeter with gray Quartz counters... large Old world mahogany island with creamy granite that looks like marble with more colors with chrome pulls on both... lots of textures throughout (grain sack pillows, chunky handmade by my mom throws)... artwork from my talented teenage daughter (straight knock off of Ballard styles of 3 horses.

Not simplicity in feeling like I necessarily need to get rid of everything I have, sell our car, change our color scheme to all neutrals, live off the land for our survival, or move to a 500 square foot house or whatever others might view as simple, but finding a regular rhythm of life that works for me.

So I choose to go neutral with big items like furniture, rugs, etc. and incorporate colors and trendy styles through pillows, frames, lamps, curtains and other small items that are easily (and inexpensively) replaced or repurposed.

I like the sea salt do you have any other recomendations, and what are your thoughts about repose grey through out the house as the neutral color?

I like to go with darker neutral colors so that I can change my decor items more easily without one over-powering color to dictate all of my other design choices.