Citations:Santa Fe pink

English citations of Santa Fe pink

Noun: "a medium salmony orange-pink color"

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• 1989, Jennifer Geiger, Small Quiltcrafts, page 52:

  Make yours from the same printed fabric used in other kitchen/dining-room accessories — or sew up a batch in "new" colors, like Memphis mint, perfect peach, or Santa Fe pink.

• 1993, Wensley Clarkson, A Year in La La Land: Adventures of an Englishman in Los Angeles, page 124:

  Here I was in a Santa Fe pink and green office, complete with a playpen so that Parsley, aged 4, and Love, aged 10, could be wheeled in for ‘bonding sessions’ with their producer father once a week.

• 1993, Patrick Goldstein, "Catch a Wave & You're Sittin' on Top of the World", Premiere, March 1993, page 74:

  His office neatly mirrors his personality. All Santa Fe pink and coral green, it’s a painted-desert playpen, adorned with ceramic cacti, a hat rack with horns, and pencils shaped like twigs.

• 1995, Stuart Warren, Oregon Handbook, page 385:

  Though the Santa Fe pink-and-green interior and faux adobe may cause you to shake your head, the food gets a nod.

• 1999, Michael Benge, "Ten Years After", 30 Years of Climbing Magazine, page 225:

  We turn a corner to the last pitch, right out of Canyonlands: a laser-cut dihedral crack, Santa Fe pink.