Sentences with phrase «glassware adds»

A mix of smoky and clear glassware adds interest, while antique silver and vintage - look pieces like the tray and barware lend a sense of formality.

Pretty Freya glassware adds a decorative touch.

Rich wood furniture, linen sheets and glassware add warmth to the bedroom.

Jewel - bright accessories like the red light shade, cushions and glassware add extra warmth.

Not exact matches

Once the edges of the brussels had bronzed, I added everything to the cooked quinoa (in separate glassware), tossed in some balsamic glaze and called it a day.

Glassware: Cocktail Coup Garnish: Brandy soaked Cherry Preparation: Place all ingredients into a mixing glass, add large ice, shake vigorously, taste for balance, double strain into glass, garnish and serve.

I have seen some vintage dish and plate flowers on Pinterest and thought making my own from some inexpensive Dollar Tree glassware and glass paint would add a pop of pizazz to my yard this Spring.

I'd take some cheap glassware I already owned and add some gold lines.

And the votive candle holders, green glassware and pears as placecards add touches of warmth and creativity.

I added my vintage gold - rimmed teacups and blush glassware to complete the look.

I added another level of personality to my tabletop by mixing and matching a few different china patterns and antique colored glassware that complement one another.

Touches of ultra violet could come to play in your stationery; think about including crystal elements such as amethyst, perhaps an injection of colour into your tablescape with vibrant purple glassware, or incorporating the shade in some funky neon signage to add some personality and fun to your event (also predicted to be a big trend for 2018).

Moving some furniture around, adding pops of colorful glassware and using flowers to set the table make easy entertaining for the warm months ahead.

With either choice of plate adding the crystal glassware that belong to Audley's grandparents is such a special touch.

Adding some fresh florals, a few decorative pieces like candle holders, pretty glassware, vintage plates and decorative trays can really help elevate your set up without too much effort.

A serious glassware collector, White would love to add a butler's pantry to her kitchen.

Add plump cushions in grape, pink and white, set out matching glassware, then sit back and soak up the sunshine.

Green glassware and foliage add a splash of colour.

Attractive glassware is displayed in wall units with glazed doors and the sleek extractor fan adds a contemporary touch.

On the table blue glassware stands out among Christmas red and green, while antique candelabras add a period element.

Here, shelving adds an additional decorative touch, providing smart display space for glassware and vases.

Heirloom glassware and vintage linen add the finishing touches...

Layering different - coloured plates and mixing styles of glassware gives a relaxed, informal feel, while drawing the curtains and lighting lanterns at dusk adds atmosphere.

A circular mirror reflects a collection of glassware, vases and a lamp, while Farrow & Ball wallpaper adds to the sophisticated look.

The minute you add silver candlesticks and statement glassware to basic white china and hopsack linens... le shabby, c’est chic!

Lots of glassware and tea lights add sparkle.

Plus, adding a few little romantic touches, like adding linens with a edging, candles, set of «vintage» glassware, embroidered / french knot anything etc... I am feeling a little inspiration coming on.

Simple black furniture and a selection of Victorian - inspired fern prints work well with the green tones in the wallpaper, while a few well chosen accessories, such as pretty glassware and bell jars, add an elegant feel.

Paired with lavender glassware and linens, full - petaled sweet peas, and anemones add their own shot of color.

The stylish traditional element will add formal flair to the room while concealing the unit's contents (we've stocked ours with liquors and glassware to create an ersatz bar, but you can stash just about anything in yours).

Instead of using colorful glassware that would have competed with the flowers, I used clear crystal to add a touch of sparkle.

Rich mahogany furniture from Furniture Village, yellow wallpaper and thick red carpet give this formal dining room real vibrancy, while fine glassware displayed inside the cabinet adds a touch of sparkle to the scheme.

A footstool covered in silk mirrors the walls, and a Laura Ashley bookcase displays glassware in cranberry tones, a key colour used in other accessories like the Heathfield & Co lamp to add a touch of richness.

Display tableware in a vintage unit A painted metal storage unit for storing glassware is a great way to add colour and a vintage look to a white scheme.

Classic glassware silhouettes depicted on modern tableware add another dimension to the look.

Notice the details: Clear glassware and classic blue dishes and linens add a touch of elegance to the alfresco dining space.

With either choice of plate adding the crystal glassware that belong to Audley's grandparents is such a special touch.

I actually liked the splash of colour, but when we moved to our house eight years ago, all the walls were cream and we never added any colour to them — now we just have little splashes of colour in cushions and glassware etc — and it suits me just fine.

Adding color and shimmer to corner shelves are green - and - white plates from local shops and 19th - century handblown glassware from Côté Jardin Antiques.

Although Lincoln went for a minimalistic color palette, he added pops of colors in places that you'd least expect them — like glassware, for example.

The designer added a custom built - in hutch to store china, glassware, collections, linens and silverware.

Glassware flutes in pale pink once again add a rosy glow.

Colour is added to the dining scheme with china and glassware in aqua and leaf - green tones, while a mix of textures including rustic chickenwire impart a contemporary French - country feel.

«The warm walnut furniture against the teal walls is a match made in heaven and the beautiful glassware is perfect for adding a touch of glamour to the scheme».

Add colour to your Christmas dining table with unusual glassware from Villeroy & Boch and candles in antique candlesticks from Josephine Ryan Antiques.

Classic country ingredients include the painted dresser — the perfect place for storing glassware and the family's collection of copperware — and the antique table, chairs and bench, which add timeworn character and conjure up a quintessentially rustic look.

Create a relaxed dining area using subtle shades of olive and green, and then add finer details such as crisp linen, beautiful china and vintage glassware to give the room an elegant edge.