Sentences with phrase «classic neutral items»

Not exact matches

Then, we get the next trendy item, and the cycle repeats and goes on and on and well, you get the point... So I have decided to try adding more neutrals and classic cut pieces.

A simple flat - front black pant A straight skirt hemmed just below the knee is flattering A dress, fitted and sleeveless, that can be worn with a cardigan A fine - knit sweater; try a bright color that suits you A cardigan: Black is always chic and easy to wear A shell, perhaps in a neutral color A crisp white shirt always looks smart A coat: Stay classic with this item and go with black or gray A classic shoe: A black pump with an elegant heel will go with all of the above A black bag: With black shoes, it's best to go with a black bag; look for a simple style that's not too oversized.

I tried to share items that were classic, neutral, and very versatile.

It's much harder to tell that an item is from a fast fashion store when you pick out a solid neutral color or a classic pattern.

A small collection of classic pieces in neutral shades that, with the addition of a few accessories and link items, will co-ordinate into many different outfits.

I try to stick with a neutral color pallet as well as classic styles that can easily mix and match effortlessly with items you already have in your closet.

Ikea offers plenty of items in neutral colors and classic lines with versatile functionality.

Sumptuous cushions with shades that vary from room to room combined with neutral wall colors create a soft, classic look whilst items such as bedside lamps contribute to making each room unique in its own way.

If you invest your time and money in classic style neutral basics and finishes for your home, you will be able to add a variety of inexpensive trendy or colorful seasonal items quite easily.

I think it's always a good idea to use classic neutrals as your design foundation in any space, but especially in kitchens and baths, and that accessories and lower investment items are great for experimenting with trends.