Poet, playwright, and critic T. S. Eliot was adept with adjectives. Adjectives can inspire a reader's imagination. He doesn't just mean dangerous. The adjective he uses conveys a subtle distinction and helps to create the overall effect of the poem. It gets under your skin because of the adjectives.
Redundant adjectives stand only as proof of an uneasy truth.
Piling on the adjectives to make your writing more colorful does not make your writing better. Instead of using a noun and an adjective, try using a more specific noun. Let your nouns and verbs do the bulk of the work. Use an adjective when the meaning that adjective conveys cannot be conveyed by a specific noun alone. Think about the objects you see in it.