Sentences with phrase «accent colours such»

This child's bedroom has been kept calm and neutral with small accent colours such as an ice blue painted window frame and striped blind.

Choosing a vivid accent colour such as turquoise for soft furnishings and yellow for tableware creates a Mediterranean feel.

Light wooden flooring or carpets act as a balance for the darker tone and prevent the space from feeling too dingy, try painting alcoves in a white hue and pair with an accent colour such as red to bring it all together.

Choosing a vivid accent colour such as turquoise for soft furnishings creates a Mediterranean feel, adding hits of tonal shades keeps the look sophisticated.

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They're surprisingly diverse for such a small group, with varying skin colours and accents, and voices supplied by the likes of Timothy Spall, Selina Griffiths, Johnny Vegas, Gina Yashere and Richard Ayoade.

They are coordinated with intentionally contrasting colour and material accents such as brushed chrome for the air vent surrounds and chrome accents for the round control knobs.

[50] The Quattroporte GTS received mild cosmetic updates, such as new multi-spoke forged alloy wheels, colour - matched lower bodywork, and red - accented Maserati logos, while all models were given upgraded standard equipment and ampler trim choice.

Among the highlights of the Sport Line are sports seats, a red and black colour theme that includes black exterior accents such as the grille slats and B - pillars, and striking double spoke alloy wheels.

The colour scheme is a combination of white cool creamy walls and bright red accented details such as cushions and curtains.

There's a varied mix, with some very traditional looking faces, with the only downside being you can't customise them, such the ability to change the accent colours (which you can with the Moto 360).

There are features such as Dark Mode and you'll also be able to do things like change the accent colour.

Hot, tropical colours will make for an energetic bedroom — it might help the girl who lives in it get out of bed faster in the morning, but then again... Hot pinks and deep oranges blend beautifully, while citrus yellow accents, such as the bed frame, and crisp white bed linen cut through the red - based hues to add a fresh hit to the overall look.

«The rule of thumb is to go for a base colour with an accent shade to highlight areas or to add a vibrant splash to pieces such as a bench or sideboard,» says Gordon Boyd of Nolte.

Pale colours such as pastel pinks and yellows brighten and accent dark corners of the garden or shady retreats.

Adding a pop of bright colour, such as the accent pink in this glamorous black dining room, can help lift a dramatic and moody dining room scheme.

Bright colour accents, such as these red chairs give vibrancy to an otherwise neutral colour scheme.

Bring in a single bright accent piece to add a bit of colour, such as the tuquoise chair shown here.

Gold pairs easily with dramatic colour accents, such as petrol blue, purple or rich red.

Cheerful colour is introduced through accents, such as the striking chartreuse ombre drapery that lends a fun, sun - kissed look - even on dreary days.

Since there's such a kaleidoscope of colour surrounding us, I prefer to use a neutral palette inside, and then I accent it with some jolts of colour — a fuchsia chair, a hibiscus - colour stairway.

Bold accent colours, such as teal and red, on matching armchairs are a playful addition to the overall look.

Central taps and large neutral tiles keep the room looking streamlined, while accents of colour have been added with the ruby - red towels — such an easy way to give your bathroom a new look.

A dramatic iron finish offers an impressive contrast to light - coloured accents such as cushions and throws.

Add accents in a complementary colour, such as the blue cushion, throw, stool and artwork for a lively look.

Cool greys look good with stainless steel, and brightly coloured accents, such as small appliances, splashbacks and barstools, will help lift the mood.

Choose a calm palette as a backdrop for this look — you can layer up tones of white, cream, taupe, grey and nude on walls and floors, then add one dusky accent colour, such as mauve, blush pink or duck egg for accessories.

Accessorise with subtle accent colours, such as softer blues, touches of white or ivory and a hint of denim.

Carry the colour through on one or two key pieces, such as an accent side table, cushion and patterned rug.

Bring in pale wood dining furniture with smart grey upholstery and an exciting accent colour — such as the zingy yellow of this stylish rug.

Elegant white shapes, such as this grandfather clock from Swedish Chair silhouetted against the wall break up the horizontal lines, while accent colours of yellow and black create contrast.