It has a quartz-like beauty, flecked with warmth and colour.
The place, which has had quantities of love lavished upon it, sings with warmth and colour.
Broadly characterized by a warmth of colour and light, Italian painting enjoyed preeminence in Europe for hundreds of years.
It is made of red Ayrshire sandstone - the same material as Glasgow's tenement buildings - that brings warmth and colour to the predominantly grey interior.
To introduce warmth and colour into our cold-season cooking, we reach for preserved vegetables and fruit, some of which are even an improvement.
If you have the space, a couple of large floor cushions add to the bedsit feel, and while floorboards are probably the most practical solution, a few rugs will add some warmth and colour.
Joanna Hines Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Durrell's account of his childhood idyll on a Greek island brought Mediterranean warmth and colour to a war-weary Britain when first published and it has lost none of its charm since.
It covers the facts, from growing up in Egypt, then returning via Palestine "from the Middle Eastern world of warmth and colour to the chill grey of wartime England – with its own hectoring vocabulary of coupons and points and the V2 rocket"; of Chilprufe vests and Liberty bodices and bombed houses with gaping facades, and indistinct and baffling Londoners.
Viktoria Mullova worked her way through the Partita for Violin No 2 in D minor with a grave reverence that verged on the austere, her adherence to authentic technique draining the work of much of its warmth and colour, and dressing the final Chaconne in dark though appropriate mourning: it's thought Bach wrote it as a lament after the death of his first wife, Maria Barbara.
Azerbaijani painting is traditionally characterized by a warmth of colour and light, as exemplified in the works of Azim Azimzade and Bahruz Kangarli, and a preoccupation with religious figures and cultural motifs.
