Sentences with phrase «yellow flowery»

After removing the hideous yellow flowery wallpaper from our dining room I just can't wrap my mind around putting more of it up.

The particularly obvious wire mesh backing on the walls reconfigures the work into a contemporary context, rather unlike the Barnett Newman Zip painting haphazardly placed on a small narrow stairwell against white and yellow flowery wallpaper.

Your selection of goodies to chase away the blues is seriously tempting, particularly the blue swirly skirt and the blue / yellow flowery skirt.

Not exact matches

Like a once bright green aspen turning to subtle shades of yellow then red in the Colorado fall, investors» impressions of «stocks for the long run» or any run have mellowed as well,» Gross (left) wrote in the flowery prose that has become his trademark.

Long and short shirts, pants, frocks and tunics featuring fanciful flowery print and accent color - finishing on the fall; fitted bodice and a drop waist skirt cut below the knee; sleek angrakha style dress; dresses with, contemporary geometric patterns in Beige, Black, Brown, Camel, Dull Pink, Green, Grey, Light Grey, Maroon, Mustard, Navy, Off White, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, Royal Blue, Rust, and Yellow etc. colors are part of this collection.

My little bridesmaids all wore bright flowery dresses that they helped pick from M&S and my maid of honour picked her own bright yellow dress from Nicole Miller.

The yellow - tinted lotion is lightweight and, thankfully, not flowery or heavily perfumed, like some other moisturizers.

From robin's egg to cobalt, blue backgrounds are great for showcasing the pretty reds, pinks and yellows in this season's flowery frocks.

I just thrifted a black and white flowery halter dress and had thought of my red shoes and belt but was just going to don a white bolero for shoulder coverage... I'm fair skinned tho and am not in love with white by my face... on the hunt for a yellow cardi to thrift now!!

This yellow, flowery duvet cover was my very first inspiration for our new bedroom.

Brooklyn is all rich greens, vivid reds and flowery yellows.

The feathery snow muffled the sounds of horses and engines but the burning cold made the smells sharper: gasoline, horse dung, the alcohol on the breath of the snoring postilions, the acrid cologne and cigarettes of chauffeurs in yellow - and red - trimmed uniforms, and the flowery perfumes on the throats of the waiting women.