Sentences with phrase «greens in the vase»

Your home looks lovely and I especially love the greens in the vase.

I love the pops of green in the vases in the dining room and the green jar on the kitchen counter!

Every detail thought out, from the moldings, to the updated Windsor chair black referencing the chandelier, bits of green in the vase refer to the side chairs, blue in lamp and art....

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Other tables had vases wrapped in burlap and filled with twigs, river rocks, seeded eucalyptus and other greens.

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One Malaysian company, called Secret Garden, sells them in a heart - shaped vase with their blooms — dyed pink, blue, and yellow — sprouting from a mossy green substrate like a scene from an anime cartoon.

Twig Terrariums in Brooklyn, NY, houses jars, beakers, orbs and vases plush with vibrant green mosses, succulents and plants.

Hand painted in vivid blues, yellows and greens, our faceted Portofino Vase is an eye - catching art object on its own.

I especially love the green vases in the shelf shaped like a tree Merry Christmas!

The grey / green of the florals in your vase at the center of the table set the scene for your neutral tablescape.

Place white flowers in a green glass vase.

The back room was finished and beautiful, with a yellow carpet, a green sofa bed, a glass top desk with a vase of goldenrods, and, standing in the corner, a little snarling stuffed weasel.

The core of the exhibition, however, consists of wall - mounted vitrines that array basic minimalistic and monochromatic porcelain objects — erratically shaped vase - like cylinders and less frequently plates, often a serene blue - green, sometimes lighter or darker — in various combinations.

Egan also includes still - lifes reflecting transitions into adulthood with more sophisticated items like a neatly folded white shirt with buttons and a collar, or a light pink living room armchair covered with floral patterns above a velvet, emerald - green rug, or a vase of assorted flowers depicted in Elegy of Flowers.

Terra - cotta pots; ceramic vessels made by Wood's wife, Shio Kusaka; and ancient Greek vases sketched during his frequent visits to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art appear in paintings with bright green foliage sprouting from their mouths.

The circular red ribs that make up the urn - like form of Cherubini's «Morning Star» reflect the looping vase handles and linear flowers in Nichols's still lifes; the figure / field spatial disparity in Bischof's «Omi im Bregenzer Wald» is also found in Trudy Benson's «Yes, and...» from 2014 (evidently a play on Yes, but..., Dore Ashton's classic study of Philip Guston's late work, published in 1976), where beads of yellow paint resembling wads of chewed - up chewing gum seem to drift above a receding gray and green field, which is bordered in peach - and - gray shards intersecting with black - and - white stripes.

I mentioned an echo of Cézanne in her two still lifes of flowers in a striped vase, reminiscent of his portrait of his wife posed in her green striped dress.

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Here are 8 ways to decorate with emerald green: 1 Glass vases Add a cluster of richly coloured blown - glass bud vases to a sunny room and it will feel like spring's already in bloom!

So is mine and I have a couple of those same green stone vases from Afghanistan (hubs deployed there twice)-- we have so much in common!

The green theme is continues in the large curtain that separates the space and the oversized vase in pride of place on the table.

This is our first autumn at this house and although we don't have anything colorful in our yard yet, we do have a bunch of these branches that change from a deep shade of green to a beautiful burgundy and they last for quite a while in a vase of water so I have put them all throughout the house this year!

Natural wood furniture, ceramic and glass vases are perfect for spring decorating, inspired by beautiful flowers that are blooming in a garden and fresh green foliage.

It doesn't get any simpler than feathery green branches in a clear glass vase to celebrate their natural beauty.

As for the other «stuff» - the little green lantern is from Ikea (I stuck a small jar in it so that it could act as a vase), the mirror came from Grandin Road, and the rope lamp came from the friendly folks at Land of Nod.

In addition to adorning the mantel and the banister, the sprightly greens lend themselves well to Michael's pottery and milk glass collections, tucking into bowls, vases and pitchers.

Green leaves are adhered to a white pillar candle with decoupage and nestled in a bed of rocks inside a clear glass vase.

We have long been fans of greenery in the home, be it in the form of little pots of succulents, tall vases of green - leaved stems, or trays of kitchen herbs.

Dresser: Midcentury Modern painted dresser in green, $ 1,879, urbangreenfurniture.com; Art: Impossible Contour Map by Picomodi unframed giclee print, $ 68, society6.com; Chair: Threshold Carlisle High Back chair, $ 80, target.com; Lampshade: Drum lampshade, $ 78, justlampshades.com; Vase: Ferm Living Hexagon vase, $ 39, amara.com; Hardware: Elroy cabinet knobs, $ 25 each, rejuvenation.com; Wall Color: Extra White by Sherwin - WillVase: Ferm Living Hexagon vase, $ 39, amara.com; Hardware: Elroy cabinet knobs, $ 25 each, rejuvenation.com; Wall Color: Extra White by Sherwin - Willvase, $ 39, amara.com; Hardware: Elroy cabinet knobs, $ 25 each, rejuvenation.com; Wall Color: Extra White by Sherwin - Williams

Bedroom: Headboard was custom fabricated by my upholsterer in a Chinoiserie inspired fabric from Kravet called Sestina, duvet and shams are from Pottery Barn, throw pillow is custom using an ikat print fabric from Kravet, Vintage Baker chests on my bedside are from Stenella Antiques in Pennsylvania via eBay, lamps are Haeger Potteries «Egg Lamps» from Lamps Plus online, reverse glass Chinese paintings on chests were inherited from my grandmother, the Asian scenic painting on the wall was an auction find, Chinese armoire is from eBay, each one of the blue & white porcelain vases on top were sourced on eBay, rug is from Madeline Weinrib, green faux bamboo table is from Pier 1, chandelier is from eBay, draperies are from JC Penney, nude woman lithograph between the windows is from eBay.

Other tables had vases wrapped in burlap and filled with twigs, river rocks, seeded eucalyptus and other greens.

I incorporated the soft blue vase I picked up this past spring, and just changes out the faux greens in it for summer.

I added pretty green mums in a silver metallic vase and these ripe and delicious peaches add a pretty pop of color.

I especially love the green vases in the shelf shaped like a tree Merry Christmas!

A garland of fresh greens and an evergreen branch in a vase add layers of holiday spirit.

Break up green walls with black furniture, pops of white either on the bed or accessories; then use real plants to create and indoor garden, dot them around or line up plants in pots, vases and terrariums on a shelf.