Sentences with phrase «soft colours keeps»

The design here is beautiful, the use of soft colours keeps it fresh but nonetheless it looks inviting and warm because Brooke has avoided cold stark colours.

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The Bugaboo Footmuff is soft and luxurious keeping your baby warm and snug on colder days and is available in a variety of colours to co-ordinate with your pram.

The hoodie is a gorgeous colour and has saved me on chilly evenings, the vest wicks away sweat, keeping me dry and the leggings are super soft and stay put thanks to the waistband.

If you don't have legs for days, make like you do with a thigh high boot in a flesh coloured hue, keep it classic with soft suede or opt for badass leather for a classic but always on - point look.

It's super soft, light, but also very warm, which I think is ideal for keeping you cozy in the winter and it's crisp white colour is perfect for starting to brighten up our wardrobes for spring.

This Ilex London shoulder bag is the perfect investment piece to keep you on trend this season in a beautiful soft khaki leather and it works well with most colours in your wardrobe for winter.

The trick is to intensify one feature (Schilling played up her lids with a soft bronze shade, Laura Mercier Caviar Stick Eye Colour in Cocoa), and keep the textures sheer.

Or as mentioned, keep to is organically soft roots of subtle colours and equally feminine fashion choices.

this soft material pouch will keep your Nexus 7 secure with the all - round zip and sports a funky Google Android themed coloured design which is available in a variety of shades.

hi Sarah Its such a subtle colour i had to peer really hard to even notice it wasn't white (okay I admit i am visually challenged)-- I say keep it it is such a lovely soft colour totally in keeping with your Beach cottage decorating.

Great White Wall, described perfectly by Taveuni Dive Resort as «a perpendicular wall covered in ice coloured soft coral below 16m which keeps going deeper...».

The branding project was undertaken by designer and illustrator Marlon Mayugba, who said, «l was to create an identity for Tokyo Café based on the core intent for simplicity and elegance, keeping it very basic with soft, earth - toned colours, with a splash of pastel colours in contrast, and that of a hand - crafted, recycled texture feel of the materials to be used to back it up.

When you are redecorating, one of the easiest ways to make a small living room feel more spacious is to inject soft, pastel shades into your design scheme to keep the room warm and inviting — check out our ideas for living room colour schemes for more inspiration.

A muted colour palette helps keep this bedroom bright and spacious, while a reclaimed chest of drawers has been painted in a soft grey hue to create a vintage effect.

Soft pink walls give the room a fresh, feminine feel in keeping with the home's colour palette.

Team it with brightly coloured bed linen and curtains, plus soft carpet underfoot, and keep the floor space as clear as possible so they can play with their toys and dream of being the next Lewis Hamilton.

The walls and furniture have been kept neutral and colour has been introduced with soft furnishings and accessories.

The colours are kept simple with aqua blue, pastel pink and soft peachy metallics, all great shades for cool summer vibes.

Secondly, we kept the palette in soft neutrals and used lots of whites and dove grey colours.

High ceilings, simple whitewashed walls, white voile curtains flowing throughout the terraces and warm, soft, restful colours keep a relaxing, serene feel throughout.

By choosing fabrics which are just a little lighter or a little darker than the paint colour chosen for the walls, you will create a soft look to frame the windows and help to visually keep the space appearing open.

Vintage accessories add to the look and a soft, light colour scheme keeps the space feeling bright and airy.

Keeping colours soft and neutral, with only a couple of shots of black for sophistication, creates a relaxed look.

Don't worry too much about matching all of your florals — keep it eclectic for a relaxed bohemian feel and layer up the bed with a cosy throw in a soft, contrasting colour.

Keeping the colours soft will open up a small space and give the impression of added height.

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

Keep the colour scheme cool and calm with a sophisticated mix of grey, mushroom, taupe and tan, and a soft range of patterns.