"lively colors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something colorful or bright, and can also be a metaphor for a vibrant and energetic feeling. Example: The parade down Main Street was full of lively colors and pulsing music.
The striped canvas chairs, in lively colors, were $88 and are now $58.
"Among the first things to be successful coming out of a recession are lively colors and patterns," he said.
On the white exterior of a bunker, in lively colors, someone had painted in Persian: "Death to America".
But here was evidence: eight delicate cups painted in lively colors, sitting in their saucers with the perfect posture you'd expect from bone china.
West also makes outsized sofas and chairs — there's a red oval pouf in the gallery — out of construction rebar, which he then covers with rugs or fabrics in lively colors.
The two most original depart from earlier work in their interplay of severe, totally abstract flat and volumetric shapes, with geometric planes painted in pure, lively colors, with lots of luminous white.
Since it was a live album, I just wanted the album to have a lively color to it.
In the catalog of this lively color-coordinated show, Robert Rosenblum blames Seurat for 20th-century chlorophobia.
The vehicle introduced here was painted in a lively color that Mr. Hennessey dubbed "bug-killer yellow".
Mr. Posen also has a lively color palette, and his copper pinks and magenta velvets looked stylish as little, full-skirted skater dresses, complete with fur ankle boots.
In landscapes, portraits, domestic vignettes, street and cafe scenes, Mars's work is distinguished by its flat forms, bold simplicity of design and lively color.
