It comes in three stylish colors: blue, gray, and rose.
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I have them all: black, blue, gray, whatever is fitting.
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Private Life, which premiered at Sundance in January and was released on Netflix earlier this month, takes place over a bleak, blue-gray New York winter, inside and out of bleak, blue-gray hospital rooms.
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Interestingly, it's available in Dark Blue Gray, not your typical monitor color.
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They are available in white, blue, gray, matte silver, matte gold, and black.
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She's tried purple hair, orange hair, bright blue, gray — the list goes on.
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The alluring pinks of the mother's skin are mitigated by the blue-gray shadows.
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Other walls are a pale blue-gray and simply decorated with baskets and mirrors.
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"You Left And Now I'm Homesick," says one yellow requiem over blue-gray clapboard.
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You can pick from six different minky covers, including navy blue, gray, and patterns.
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He wore his favorite shirt (white with blue-gray sharks) to school that day.
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With her blue-gray hair and Frida Kahlo tank, she was unlikely to buy it.
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The sky has gone from light purple to blue-gray, and the snow has stopped.
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The walls were painted a calming blue-gray hue, and the floors were teak parquet.
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Russian Blue Price: $25 – $2000,21 Blue-gray coats make this breed stand out from many others.
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With her long auburn hair and fiery blue-gray eyes, Morison radiated a sophisticated sex appeal.
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But there are also snow geese tinted a blue-gray with the same blizzard-white head.
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"I couldn't find okra in Berlin," Reza says rolling his blue gray eyes with a smile.
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Our tiny space at the bar was now completely covered in blue, gray, and cream plates.
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The palette in these postwar paintings is a uniform one of blue, gray, white and green.
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Blue-gray: Air blast (1.04-mile radius) — Air blasts are powerful enough to topple residential buildings.
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Treat your bed to a super-soft velvet duvet set in a relaxing, misty blue-gray hue.
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Tattooed and heavily pierced with a shock of blue-gray hair, he shuffled around uneasily on stage.
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Vegetation appears red; the volcanic plume is blue-gray; and lava flows are dark gray and brown.
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"Polaris" is stamped onto the front grille of the ROVs, sold in blue, gray, orange and red.
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He paints the background in a warm blue-gray color that will define the overall color scheme.
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The baby bird -- with the same blue-gray feathers as her mother -- was looking right at me.
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Kitchen appliances are GE Monogram, while the counter is a speckled blue-gray stone called blue jaguar granite.
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One of the popular decor trends of the 2010s was blue, gray, and other cool colors in homes.
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Left to right: Black Sport band, Midnight Blue Horween Leather band on device, and Blue Gray Standard band.
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Symptoms of methemoglobinemia include shortness of breath, blue, gray or pale skin color, dizziness, fatigue and rapid heart rate.
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Symptoms of methemoglobinemia include shortness of breath, blue, gray or pale skin color, dizziness, fatigue, and rapid heart rate.
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His prescription aviator glasses, slicked-back brown hair, blue-gray eyes and pockmarked skin completed the persona he projected.
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The ones further back are faint lines of paint on the cusp of dissolving into the wintry blue-gray sky.
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YAR-SALE, Russia — The tundra at dusk looks like the open ocean, waves of shades of blue, gray and white.
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Selena Gomez dressed up her deep-chocolate irises in a similar blue-gray color for the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
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Two days later they set out from Bangui in a blue-gray Mitsubishi 4 x 133 with a local driver.
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With my ties, you can wear an all-blue, gray or black suit, and it gives the outfit more life.
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The blue-gray jacket Han Solo wore in "The Empire Strikes Back" can be yours for a cool $1.3 million.
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British barristers and solicitors like their own blue-gray counsel notebooks, but American attorneys consider the oversized pads their trademark.
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Both a mentor and a close friend, Tony has a puckish smile, piercing blue-gray eyes, and a quick, dry wit.
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Floor-to-ceiling windows looked out onto a swimming pool and beyond it, the choppy, blue-gray water of Choctawhatchee Bay.
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I could never say that's just a white door, instead I see blue, white, yellow-blue, gray ... ... Let's take mowed grass.
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The actress wore a pale blue-gray lace dress, while Sprouse, 26, opted for a striped shirt under his dark suit.
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It changes, however slightly, from shape to shape, spanning the spectrum from blue-gray to lead gray and everything in between.
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There are a number of pieces titled for a color: blue, gray, red, green, pink, purple, orange, black, yellow, white, and brown.
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On Monday afternoon, community members flocked to that same blue-gray court, the crowd increasing with each hour as the temperature dropped.
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But a less common form of the bird, the "blue goose," is a warm blue-gray with the same notably white head.
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And, as was his habit when faced with this type of paver, he subtly sloshed his drink onto the blue-gray surface.
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I took a handful of sand and filtered it through my fist onto her trousers, which were a dark blue-gray color.
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Room decor is similar throughout all of the property's accommodations and our room was no exception with a blue-gray color scheme.
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West Street is entirely separate from Facebook, headquartered in an anonymous single-story 4,000-square-foot blue-gray office in Palo Alto.
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It's a firm, smooth tomme-style cheese with a blue-gray rind, a fruity aroma and a full-bodied, slightly tangy flavor.
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Its color palette—blue, gray, and white—had a calming effect, while simultaneously arousing suspicions that the template was from Microsoft Word.
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The line includes the brand's wildly popular Dutch ovens in various gradient hues like blue, gray, and pink for a colorful effect.
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Divided into 13 emotionally stunning chapters, its gorgeous blue-gray ink washes evoking the New England winter, "Off Season" is a revelation.
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She also replaced the dark kitchen cabinets with open wood shelving and painted the bottom cabinets a dark blue-gray color for contrast.
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In 1990 the company retired eight colors: maize, lemon yellow, blue gray, raw umber, green blue, orange red, orange yellow, and violet blue.
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The eyes were a very clear blue-gray under the heavy lids that gave a number of the Poldarks that deceptively sleepy look.
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In 1990, the company retired eight colors: maize, lemon yellow, blue gray, raw umber, green blue, orange red, orange yellow and violet blue.
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Every horizontal ledge and edge and rim was delicately capped; the phone box was smothered in snow, the light blue-gray inside it.
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Even the damp Lombard weather seems to have suited him; its blue-gray mists, so different from Tuscan sunlight, become the weather of his paintings.
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As the name suggests, there's also a conspicuous color theme, evident everywhere from the lobby's collection of inky-blue vases to the blue-gray walls.
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If you follow the alleyway behind his patio, you'll find another blue-gray structure: a cavernous, 1,000-square-foot cabin fronted by a garage door.
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There are a handful of acrylic paintings that Pop made himself, including a striking portrait of his wife, rendered in shades of blue, gray, and red.
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They then spruced up the space with new stainless-steel appliances, light blue-gray cabinetry, brushed-nickel hardware, and an island with a black granite countertop.
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And it often comes with a side of hot pink or orange-y red, or is complimented with a tranquil blue-gray or a vibrant green.
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My one complaint is that right now the apron only comes in blue, gray, or orange: they all look good, but where's the pink, Five Two?
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On a recent fall evening in Red Hook, Brooklyn, the sky was shifting colors quickly, from blue-gray to violet, and then swiftly, it was dark.
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There is a window in the lower right quadrant that is topped by a gray rectangle in one version; in the other, the rectangle is blue-gray.
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They approached the lizards wearing one of four colored t-shirts, either dark blue, light blue, gray or red, and measured the distance that the lizards ran.
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After a few years of this regimen, he had developed a case of what doctors call argyria, a blue-gray discoloration of the skin and mucus membranes.
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The haute joaillerie collection, first shown in May, included diamond ear-clips, mismatched chandelier earrings and even an ankle bracelet with tourmalines and rare blue-gray sapphires.
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The Fenty Beauty by Rihanna Moroccan Spice Eyeshadow Palette is full of bold shimmers alongside several key matte colors including blue-gray, brick red, and cocoa brown.
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A clean rectangular structure sided in blue-gray cedar, it has an entry level, an upper level and a daylight lower level, following the grade of the land.
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While brides in Europe and the U.S. have worn them for centuries, other hues (including yellow, blue, gray, and even black) were also quite popular way back when.
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Slobodchikoff and three colleagues paraded through two prairie-dog colonies dressed in either jeans and white lab coats, or jeans and variously colored shirts: blue, gray, orange, green.
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Grosvenor has attached a large blue-gray fin to the back, which adds an aerodynamic element, though I cannot imagine how it could possibly improve this car's performance.
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The ash plume is depicted by the visible bands in blue-gray; the thermal infrared bands show hot lava flows in yellow and the active summit crater in white.
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Look a little closer, and you'll notice that the 20-year-old's usually brown eyes have transformed into a mysterious blue-gray shade — one that perfectly complements her sweater.
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Lamalera Journal LAMALERA, Indonesia — The pilot whales glided through the crystalline waters in neat formation, blue-gray backs glinting in the sun, on their migration through Indonesia's Savu Sea.
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After I ate two Cliff Bars sitting outside the courtroom, Musk showed up to testify in a positively funereal black suit and blue-gray tie, flanked by security guards.
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The images were mostly of products like men's soap, men's candles, men's food, and men's iPhone cases, packaged with sleek, sometimes fashionably antiquated graphic design in palettes of blue-gray.
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Like a good Japanese knife, all of the steel demands incessant cleaning and polishing or it will rust before acquiring its desired blue-gray patina over the next few years.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)The young girl on the computer screen is adorable, with rosy cheeks, blue-gray eyes, wispy red toddler hair and lips just hinting at a smile.
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The patches of sun play havoc with atmospheric perspective, with the sudden sharp-focus appearance of a bright green mountain range behind the blurry, clouded blue-gray ridge of pastureland.
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Meanwhile, Petty the bass player is the quiet, calm, and wise current keeping the foursome afloat, with piercing blue-gray eyes and unapologetically feminine style that leans toward dresses and jumpsuits.
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At the time of writing, Newegg offers a few different color options to choose from, including blue, gray, red, or the red and blue controller combo that comes with some consoles.
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Their curved plywood backs have a golden varnish; the upholstery on the cushions was a pale-blue gray with some tan and brown, colors that inspired the rest of the set.
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The chef wore, as he always does, a blue-gray work shirt — he buys them in bulk from a uniform supplier — and, with his skybound hair, a look of perpetual dishevelment.
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The windowless car on the far right, which I could not identify, is largely brown in the front, with rusted doors, and blue-gray in the back — a tri-colored car.
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The vocals signal yearning and desperation through cleanly sung passages that crack with emotion, and echoing howls that bleed; the lingering, blue-gray atmosphere and forceful percussion drive the point home further.
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The show achieves much of its mood and resonance from the stark, flat expanses of the southern Swedish coast, with their shimmering fields and lonely trees outlined against big blue-gray skies.
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Hello Giggles reports that the charitable shoe company released a brand-new print for women and kids that features rainbow-colored unicorns and sweet floral motifs on a wear-everywhere blue-gray background.
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Picking your way through the trees, you enter the zone, attuned to every distant quiver, which may be a falling leaf or may be that blue-gray gnatcatcher you've been longing to see.
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Muniz first thought of recreating the frames of famous paintings when he saw Picasso's "Woman Ironing" (1904) in the Guggenheim while it was in transit, with the blue-gray canvas facing the wall.
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The result: combinations like wok-tossed warrigal greens with ginger, garlic and sesame oil or a plate of grilled king prawns with housemade XO sauce paired with saltbush (a blue-gray shrub) tempura.
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When she first stepped on the carpet, she was wearing a custom three-tiered Giambattista Valli blue-gray ball gown that had a diameter of 20 feet and featured a lot of tulle.
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Color correctors have never been apart of my makeup routine, but I'm always applying concealer twice to disguise the my blue-gray circles (thanks Netflix), so technically I'm the perfect customer for the Huestick.
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Although many tourists flock to Florida for its glorious palette of white beaches, blue-gray waters and yellow sun, the state is also home to lush and exotic gardens in every shade of green.
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As the green shoreline of British Columbia scrolled slowly past behind a blue-gray screen of mist, I thought of Muir's last trip to Alaska, as a member of the Harriman Expedition in 18903.
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Creeks and man-made canals held water that swirled in a range of toxic hues: umber-slate, or milky green, or shades of blue-gray that were indistinguishable from the opalescent sheen-coated soil.
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In the next, any semblance of order has disappeared: a borderless white field covered in staccato vertical lines of red and blue; gray, ghostly tree branches reach upwards from the splotchy base, towards the deluge.
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In the portrait, Michelle Obama reclines against a gray-tinted blue background, in what looks like a nod to the time she shook the 2012 Democratic National Convention by showing up with blue-gray nails.
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Named Union Pacific 4141, the train traveled 20053 miles through Magnolia, Navasota and other small towns, led by a 4,300-horsepower locomotive painted blue, gray and white to echo the colors of Air Force One.
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At my request, she hunted them down, and when each was discovered — the tuxedoed Coco Chanel, the blue-gray Rachmaninoff and the all-white Tom Wolfe — Collins greeted the cat in a high, fluttering soprano.
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In 1990, eight shades — maize, lemon yellow, blue gray, raw umber, green blue, orange red, orange yellow and violet blue — were retired and eight new ones, including the yellow hue known as dandelion, were introduced.
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In early summer, when I walked under the trees to water the vegetable garden, or stayed inside to wash dishes, a bird -- blue-gray feathers and a tan-colored beak—squawked at me from the nest.
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And then 21990 minutes later, emerging in the distance in jagged blue-gray shapes — and unmistakable — were the sharp spires of the medieval city, piercing that orange and announcing that we'd arrived, modern devices be damned.
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As the American robin is in the United States, the Eastern Yellow is a common backyard bird from Melbourne to Brisbane, its bright yellow belly providing a flash of color against a blue-gray head and back.
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One such painting, "Today's Special" (1970), shows a hero sandwich, painted meticulously and looking mouthwatering, practically inviting viewers to take a bite, as it sits in a silver tray that floats in an undefined, blue-gray space.
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Step closer, though, and you realize that the surfaces are covered with thousands of tiny, stencil-cut characters, derived from typesetting and computer coding, laid out over grounds of somber blue, gray or a sickly industrial teal.
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The first gift discovered by Gabby Mann in her front yard bird feeder was a shiny blue-gray rock the size of a quarter, dropped from the beak of a black crow named Babyface one brisk October morning.
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During de Gaulle's days in power, the monuments of Paris were all sandblasted, under his and Malraux's orders, and the face of the city changed from grimy black back to its original blue-gray and beige and white.
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Choose from two different styles in two color variants each: Charge 3 (original) Black/graphite — $119.95 (list price $149.95) Blue gray/rose gold — $503 (list price $149.95) Special Edition: Includes everything in the original model, plus Fitbit Pay.
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Flames shoot out of a channel-style fire feature in the Corinthian blue-gray granite stone wall that wraps around the back of the pool with two waterfalls, part of a redo by Mr. Darvin four years ago.
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Bands of varying widths, edged in distinct colors — they are red, blue-gray, umber and pink — separate the black oval band from the gray field while evoking flames and pools of lava whose striations separate one area from another.
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This hotel and restaurant, which opened last February, may be ensconced in rural England, but its menu and sensibilities are pure well-heeled London — with a touch of beach culture: white and blue-gray walls, minimalist furniture and crisp white tablecloths.
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The same effect emerges in one particularly memorable painting on the ground floor, where the fair is highlighting its newcomers (unfortunately, this is also where the lighting is not as immaculate and works appear washed in a slight blue-gray tinge).
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Men's wear has been dominated for decades by blue, gray and black, so much so that one occasionally feels a twinge of sympathy for fashion writers condemned to ring changes on a vocabulary limited to variations on navy, charcoal or anthracite.
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Conservative colors, such as black, blue, gray, and brown, seem to be the safest bet when meeting someone for the first time in a professional setting, whereas colors that signal more creativity, like orange, may be too loud for an interview.
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Featuring the creations of the chef Danny Van from Vietnam, the space is modern and fresh with Asian accents: a stunning wall of blue-gray slate, polished wooden floors, orange lanterns bobbing over a bar and woven mats on linen-topped tables.
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SEOUL/PARIS/TOKYO (Reuters) - From an eye shadow that opens with the flick of a thumb, Zippo-style, to a barely-there foundation in subtle blue-gray packaging: men's make-up is getting a makeover as manufacturers bid to take it more mainstream.
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Since Apple has Space Gray in both its iPad and Macbook lines, if anything, it seems more likely that a dark blue option would be an addition, rather than a replacement, unless the color change is very subtle — more of a blue-gray sheen.
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Homes with walls that are painted light blue or a pale blue-gray color could bring in as much as $5,603 more than if the home had white walls, according to Zillow's Paint Color Analysis of more than 32,000 photos of homes sold nationwide.
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Two years ago, with the help of the local design practice VDGR, the couple replaced it with a 14-foot-long counter with a blue-gray Formica work top along the eastern wall of the main room, as well as a new built-in pantry.
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This was the time we had set for an interview, but I took the man for just another middle-aged New York dad until I registered the melancholy blue-gray eyes and sweetly electric smile that won over a generation (mine) of young women.
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Picture Texas after Harvey—the wide Houston boulevards converted to canals, the confused horses wading through the blue-gray floodwater, the shudder of explosions at the flooded chemical plant, the three-year-old girl who was found by rescue teams clinging to her mother's drowned corpse.
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Ceglic's house is constructed entirely from standing-seam steel forged in prefabricated lengths by an Ohio company that specializes in airplane hangars and other industrial buildings; its cool blue-gray finish blends into the Long Island sky and is guaranteed by the manufacturer to last 20 years.
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Every day for two weeks, visitors will be able to work alongside two Lesage embroiderers to embellish a more than six-foot-long bird's-eye view of Venice on toile fabric, adding blue-gray needlework to a canal, ocher to a palazzo, or cypress green to a garden.
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Tucked away in a bland, blue-gray office park in Scottsdale, Arizona, Alcor Life Extension Foundation rests against a backdrop of a sienna-toned quilt of strip malls, ranch homes, gun clubs, and cacti stitched together with slabs of highway that seem as wide and endless as the sunset vistas.
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About a five-minute drive from the center of Dunedin, the second-largest city on the South Island of New Zealand, the pale blue-gray house had air-conditioning units, wide rectangular windows with open curtains, a satellite dish sitting at the top of a cement stairway and an overgrown yard.
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This feeling of liberation continues into the third group, where stippled patches of red, ocher, blue, gray, and ivory give way to earthy greens, a progression that attains a sense of resolution in "atomic 15" — a flat, forest-green plane adorned with a meandering yellow-green line — before 16 and 17 usher in new forms of complexity.
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They're smaller than full-size Australian shepherds — 14 to 18 inches tall and roughly 20 to 40 pounds, versus more than 18 inches and 40 to 60-plus pounds — and have wide variation in the color of their eyes, which can be mismatched or marbled in shades of bright blue, brown, and hazel; and mottled coats, which can be blue-gray, red, black, or white.
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It has all the elements that most people are said instinctively to associate with an idea of Eden: gently rolling hills stepping away toward a distant, shimmering ridge of blue-gray mountains; in the near distance, a valley of cultivated plains overhung with a flotation of white cumulus clouds, each distinct and ice-cream shapely, and all together creating a soft-edged patchwork of beaming light and peaceful shadow below.
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They waited in expectant silence until a mobile speck of light appeared at sea level to the west, enlarging steadily until it became the running light of a low blue-gray race boat, entirely open except for its helm and windshield, behind which stood two men in night goggles, one with a hand on the binnacle and the other resting on a machine gun attached to a clip on the side of the console.
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It's why Constantine "Connie" Nikas (played to the gills by Robert Pattinson) believes that finding his way out of a life of crime involves robbing a bank with his mentally disabled younger brother Nick (Benny Safdie); it's why Ray (Buddy Duress) hops into the story after a case of mistaken identity of After Hours–level proportions; and it's what 16-year-old Queens girl Crystal (Taliah Lennice Webster) sees in Connie's deadly serious blue-gray eyes while she's along for the ride.
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