Sentences with phrase «feel of the room neutral»

The white slipcovered sofa and white upholstery pieces tie the room together visually, and keep the overall feel of the room neutral and calm.

Not exact matches

Neutral base colors offset by lots of bright accents around the room helped achieve the calm yet whimsical feel we were going for.

«Bring your attention out of your thoughts, away from the TV set of your mind and come back into your body and then into something neutral, like your breath coming and going, or feeling your feet on the ground, or just looking around and seeing what's in the room,» he says.

You can easily change the feel of a neutral room by adding different colored accessories or painting the trim a new color.

This room got a ton of light so that teal was just so alive and created an instant feeling in the room, whereas a neutral color would have made it feel more, well, neutral.

The key to decorating with neutrals, though, is to use a lot of varying shades and textures so that they room doesn't feel cold or sterile.

The dining room felt like a good space to bring green accents, with the painted storage cubes, and an otherwise neutral backdrop of grey walls, the space got a bright green feather tree that I made, displayed ornaments, and a hot cocoa station with reindeer dishes for fun.

The neutral color palette here doesn't steal too much focus from the rest of the room and the small desk details and wall frame cluster keep it from feeling unfinished.

I looked back at pins that I loved the most and any patterns that stuck out to me of what my eyes were drawn to (neutrals, textures, and rooms with a light and airy feel) and sat down with MG and asked him what he liked.

Plantation shutters and open terraces create an elegant feel in rooms and corridors while interior décor has a neutral palette with splashes of colour, reflecting the surroundings.

NH Frankfurt Messe has 65 rooms, each one finished with neutral colors and pops of green for a contemporary look and feel.

When there are two people in the room sharing their feelings and concerns, it is best to have a therapist who is experienced in listening to multiple versions of the same thing and is comfortable remaining neutral.

Neutral base colors offset by lots of bright accents around the room helped achieve the calm yet whimsical feel we were going for.

A neutral color palette and simplified look with layers of comfy texture help this room feel oh - so - cozy for winter.

A colour scheme of neutral creams and bright reds create a great feeling of warmth in the living room.

A cool palette of stone, neutral tones, chalky white and ink blue create an historic feel in this dramatic dining room.

The neutral backdrop of this formal dining room is lifted by the large open doors that make eating in this bright extension feel like dining alfresco.

The varied designs of the chairs create an eclectic feel in this stunning neutral dining room.

The armchair adds a warm, inviting feel to the neutral palette of this living room.

Soft neutrals in this dining room create a feeling of warmth and calm, enhanced by the courtyard garden backdrop.

The neutral scheme keeps the room light and bright while pops of colour and picture frames can be added for a homely feel.

The layering is the key — my furniture is neutral and I can change the feel of the room by changing a throw or what's on the coffee table...

The whole point of paring back my rooms to sophisticated neutrals was to make it easy to add in any color feeling with accents and details.

If you are lucky enough to have high ceilings, then neutral walls will accentuate the feeling of space in a room.

A wall full of windows in this open - plan space lets light fill the room all year round, and a neutral colour scheme provides a relaxed beachy feel to the living area.

The key to working this look is in pairing the bold patterns with blocks of neutral colour to balance the overall feel of the room.

The neutral tone of sisal carpet complements the rooms original wood beams and keeps the feel super cosy.

This modern living room feels fresh and inviting thanks to its mix of natural, neutral shades on walls, soft furnishings and seating.

«Adding this pop of neutral color to our son's room gave the room a sophisticated yet masculine feel.»

Neutral walls and furniture allow the red - toned accents to be replaced, changing the look and feel of the room with changing styles.

We had already painted the other walls in his room a lighter gray color and while I knew I wanted this wall to be a bit of an accent wall, I wanted it to still feel neutral yet masculine.

In fact, exactly matching shades of white can create a more contrived look in a room while layering the room with varying shades of neutral colors will provide a more put together feel.

It can be used as a wall colour alongside All White to create the most refreshing of rooms, or as a neutral against darker shades such as Calke Green for a rejuvenating feeling of leafage and verdure.

One of the reasons I most love working with neutrals as a base is that it is so easy and inexpensive to change out the feel of a room.

Because the grey acts as a neutral, the walls seem to recede, adding to the voluminous feeling of the room.

I love the use of the neutral colours and textures that make the room feel warm and inviting!

The neutral, layered feel of the house is echoed in this room, where the furniture is by contemporary British designers.

I guess I must be feeling the green this go round because CAD Interiors did a dining room that was fairly neutral but the few added pops of green really caught my eye.

I like the overall neutral feel to this room, just the blue pillows to give it the touch of blue and white.

A neutral scheme of pale tones and a dormer window ensure this attic room feels light and airy.

Choosing a light, neutral tone for the walls prevents the room from feeling to cluttered and makes the most of natural light.

Neutral Swedish - inspired furniture and a mix of textured cushions and throws in various hues of grey add a calm, tranquil feel to the room.

In the living room, simple furniture and neutral colours help create a feeling of light and space

Mismatching furniture can bring a truly relaxed feel to a room with a dark wood chest of drawers, cream painted storage units and plush coffee - coloured sofa making their mark against the backdrop of neutral walls and curtains and black floor.