chintz

I sat down in a chintz chair and looked around.

He sat down on the chintz sofa and tried to figure things out.

In fact, it seems that this chintz was the product of a relationship rather than a society.

Did the prince of chintz plan to bid on anything for himself?

Mother sat down on one of the chintz chairs and looked at Jane.

Lauren had moved from the edge of the bed to the chintz chair.

"If memory serves, chintz has been very good to us."

"It suffers from a lack of chintz," he said, getting right down to cases.

The old families that you'd expect to be all chintz are doing it."

The 16 rooms, full of comfortable chairs and chintz, are all different.

Her legs were still covered in trousers of chintz but I could not look at them.

The furniture, at least, could do with some floral chintz, she decided.

Any story more pressing than the sad decline of chintz?

Lauren and I had grabbed a small chintz love seat at the back of the room.

Mary, whose chintz curtains still hung in the house she would never return to.

If you need the extra seating, however, cover yours with chintz.

The man sitting on the chintz sofa rose awkwardly to his feet.

In 1686 the French declared a ban on all chintz imports.

To toss over any of these, there's a floral chintz coat.

I went into the darkened dining room and pulled back the chintz curtains.

Across the window behind the neon was a dirty chintz curtain.

I sat down in a chintz winged chair, the back of which came eight inches above my head.

In 1928, they produced the first of their Chintz pattern designs, for which the company has become famous.

The morning after my third night of chanting, the phone rang under its chintz cozy.

She turned and led him into the living room, a vision of chintz and good pictures.