A red flocked bedroom, I remember.
The English painter Frederic Leighton lived there alone for three decades, lining the walls with 16th-century Damascus tiles, olive-green silk, red flocked wallpaper, ebony cabinetry and paintings and prints by the likes of Raphael, Rembrandt, Tintoretto and Corot.
The wallpaper is red and flocked.
Man U fans, wearing their red jerseys, flocked to the ESPN Zone on 42nd Street, but a few of us found refuge in BXL, a Belgian restaurant on West 43rd.
A reception room called the Neo-Rococo Silver room is teeming with little metallic cherubs, and a private chapel takes kitsch to a new level, crammed with gold leaf, red velvet, flocked wallpaper and candelabra.
J Brand even brings the look to the humble blue jean, in red velvet flocked brocade.
To that end, Ms. Chapman gave them a one-shoulder draped dress in lilac tulle that looked flocked with petals, an embroidered red sheath swirled with red satin at the bodice, and a long coat in deep plum suede with silver embroidery at the waist and chevron fur piled at the neck and hem.
Flock wallpaper, red velvet padded walls, chandeliers, Chinese lanterns; all authentic décor from 1912 onwards, piled decade upon decade.
If Obama loses, though, if these polls prove to have been nothing more than a fallacious flock of red herrings, then, never mind the job disappearances that allegedly resulted in the polls swinging so heavily for Obama, we should demand the job disappearance of every pollster across the nation and an immediate end to all polling forever.
The snug Italian spots, with their red-hot pizza ovens, which we flocked to just a few weeks ago will lose their appeal.
