| Cotton chintz is firm and the finishing treatment helps shed stains and soil. |
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| Last year, we had a brief dalliance with the return of chintz, with some retailers featuring it heavily. |
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| The other two rooms were furnished with green wallpaper and rugs, utilitarian white-painted furniture, and chintz curtains. |
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| Use chintz, damask and toiles along with classic stripes, checks and textured plain fabrics. |
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| Typical of fine Indian chintz, the cotton is not printed, but mordant-painted and resistdyed. |
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| The skeletons of outsized Victorian sofas and armchairs lies dotted around the parquet floors, their chintz entirely eaten away by white ants. |
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| If she seeks to free women from domestic trivia, why twitter on about chintz? |
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| Amidst the chintz, the florals and the pastoral paintings hangs a watercolour of young boys bathing in a stream. |
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| Keep the floor simple by sanding and add blocks of colour in rugs in pastels that tone with billowing curtains on poles in chintz and damask. |
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| She favoured floral chintz, velvet button-back chairs and mahogany antiques. |
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| The return of florals and chintz is also a reflection of a new opulence and conspicuous consumption in interiors. |
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| These fabrics are cretonnes, the end-of-the-19th Century's version of unglazed chintz. |
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| Houses have plenty of wallpaper, lace curtains, chintz sofas, and wood floors. |
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| As an accent, this pink implies a 1940s-style take on decorating, when chintz floral prints and lampshades with fringe were all the rage in comfy, overstuffed living rooms. |
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| His mother helped him cover the wings with red chintz, after which a group of friends towed him into the air with a clothesline. |
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| Cotton poly chintz outer cover is removable with zipper and easily cleanable. |
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| As the taste for chinoiserie flourished, textiles such as chintz, wallpapers, screens and cabinets freely incorporated Asian motifs both real and imagined. |
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| A glass chrome plated metal stand supports the square chintz lampshade with its slightly rounded sides. |
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| Early french calico dress for Provence. the chintz is probably originating from Jouy or an alsatian factory. |
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| On this banner, the dancers are clothed in a riot of chintz, while the elephants' patterns mimic the pattern of their own skin. |
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| Beautiful french chintz quilted valance on linen which was probably part of a set of canopy. |
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| Superb French chintz or Indienne for clothing from the late eighteenth century. |
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| A chintz wing chair with salmon in the pattern will play nicely off the wall color, and drapes in a slightly darker salmon will pull the look together. |
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| And chintz tea towels and oven mitts that are anything but chintzy. |
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| The mahogany easy chair and settee covered with blue moreen may have been standard forms with fixed upholstery and the chintz cover was probably for that settee. |
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| Everywhere she looked there were checks and chintz, ruffles and fringes. |
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| In the sitting room chintz, collections of sherry glasses and relentless Paisley-esque carpet all conspire to create an idiosyncratic replica of Victoriana. |
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| Fabrics varied, and included calendared or glazed fabrics of wool, plain or floral printed calicos and muslins, and glazed chintz monochrome or polychrome prints. |
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| That was back in 1903, and the editor's room was later described as being like a woman's boudoir, with dainty wall mirrors, chintz curtains and Queen Anne chairs. |
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| A green and purple European needlework carpet and dark maroon chintz curtains with pink flowers and blue-green leaves complemented the soft pink of the paneling. |
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| Overtime, the Bedford's florals and chintz fell out of favor with the artists, art dealers and museum curators who frequented neighborhood theaters, galleries and museums. |
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| Madeleine's garden was perfunctory, compared with ours: there was a patio swing with chintz cushions, and a birdbath on the scrappy lawn, a few plants in the flower beds. |
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| A hangar-sized space serving high-end Cantonese food, it is decorated in Chinese-restaurant chintz, with angular chandeliers, red carpets, silk tapestries, slatted wood. |
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| This important industry spead in England, which was the european leader, but also in Switzerland, Spain and Nerderland who continued to trade huge quantities of Indian chintz. |
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| Ikea persuaded us all to chuck out our chintz. |
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| Writing children's novels used to keep authors in chintz and twinsets. |
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| With us, you have access to standard lampshade fabrics such as linen, chintz, parchment and silk, and fabrics from major suppliers and brand names. |
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| The house is full of chintz and nicknacks and Terry obediently removes the offending articles as instructed only to put them all back once the Hotel Inspector leaves. |
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| After ten years of House Doctor hectoring, Changing Rooms rag-rolling and chucking out the chintz, the average British householder has finally got it that beige is best. |
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| For a more bohemian approach, mix up patterns, take some risks and you'll create a funky, uncontrived look that's a world away from play-it-safe traditional chintz. |
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