Sentences with phrase «weathered woods used»

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Upon entering Pierside Kitchen, guests will notice the whitewashed, weathered wood siding and ceilings, metal pendant lights, as well as an expansive show kitchen featuring a wood - fired oven used for a variety of dishes.

Kids will love the giant wood block house that they can explore, as well as the chance to use their imaginations to come up with solutions for handling extreme weather.

I use one of those shredded rubber soccor fields a few minutes jog from my home or a great «jogging» path in the woods for my HIIT — i love working out outside in the good weather.

Best Advice: When working with an industrial space, using weathered wood and lots of plants and art / objects that are from friends / family makes the space feel more warm and inviting.

NWDA is an artists group who transform weathered beach and forest wood into spectacular works of art using the LuRon method of treatment and sculpting.

She makes lovely use of weather and atmosphere; you can almost smell the crisp woods.

As a driving enthusiast, I love the sound of a V8 at full song but it seems unreasonable that to maintain 65mph on a flat road towing 8000 lbs, the vehicle must remain in 3rd gear screaming at 4800rpm... All in all, the vehicle will be great for my wife to cruise the mall parking lot in all weather and me to use off road in the woods for hunting and light towing.

Check out this gently - used 2013 BMW 528i xDrive we recently got in.This BMW includes: * ANTHRACITE WOOD INTERIOR TRIM * Woodgrain Interior Trim * COLD WEATHER PKG * Heated Rear Seat (s) * Heated Front Seat (s) * PREMIUM PKG * Keyless Start * Engi...

Cedar is the most preferred wood for outdoor use because it weathers so nicely, with or without sealing it or staining it.

We chosed this kind of construction because wood suits the local weather conditions and keeps the air cool even on the warmest days, avoiding the big waste of energy from air conditioned rooms and using local materials at the same time.

NWDA is an artists group who transform weathered beach and forest wood into spectacular works of art using the LuRon method of treatment and sculpting.

Examples of my work include a street curb which wraps the base of the gallery walls and can't be stepped over, a huge smoke detector which quietly intones weather reports, and a radiator which uses the ironic visual warmth of wood instead of actual heat.

Leonardo Drew, for example, uses weathered and altered materials, like bits of burned wood, rubber, and metal, to create massive, texturally complex installations and sculptures.

NWDA is an artists group who transform weathered beach and forest wood into spectacular works of art using the LuRon method of treatment and sculpting.

NWDA is an artists group who transform weathered beach and forest wood into spectacular works of art using the LuRon method of treatment and sculpting.

I love using lots of texture: wood, weathered woods, and natural fibers to keep things interesting.

A weathered French pendant spotlights the most sentimental piece in the room: a dining table that Lauren's husband, Chad, crafted using reclaimed wood from her father's barn.

Can you identify the type of wood that was used for these wonderfully weathered floorboards?

Arrange planting to give a year - round show, but also consider using sculptural materials, such as glass, wood, mirror and weathered metals, to add interest.

An old doorway has been blocked in using weathered wood pallets and creates a corner space for the dining table and chairs.A white - painted dresser has been positioned in a small lobby area that leads out onto the garden and is filled with the owner's collection of blue and white china together with shells and driftwood that have been collected from the beach.In the master bedroom, walls, floor and furniture have been painted in pure brilliant white to give the space a light and airy feel, with a mix of blue and white striped accessories, patchwork, florals and chambray adding to the coastal theme.The bed has been positioned so that the fabulous view can be enjoyed, while sun streams through the balcony doors and keeps the space warm all year round.

We manufacture the Driftwood Weathered Wood Finish product that Diane used and just wanted to let you know that it does not work very well on rubberwood, parawood, Malaysian oak, particle board or balsa wood.

This technique is used on bare wood so you can go from new to weathered with a few brush strokes.

The Magic Brush (Jennifer Atwood) using a weathered wood stain and a few inexpensive staining tools.

As I'm getting ready to paint and re-stain my new (used) dining table, I went in search of some faux barn wood weathering techniques to try to get the look of the table on my mood board.

Phoenix's weather and concrete foundations do not lend themselves to real wood plank floors, so laminate wood flooring was used as seen in this 2004 home.

Not only did he save money by using salvaged wood, but the weathered look adds loads of personality to the space.

The raw, reclaimed barn wood used on the tall kitchen units and kitchen island are illuminated from above to highlight their deeply weathered surfaces.

That tiny bit of colour was used to tie in the weathered wood bench I brought in from outside to place along the wall leading into our living room and kitchen.

My next post will be a video tutorial I put together on how to create the same wood finish I used on this desk — a White - Washed Weathered Oak Finish.

The stain we used: BEHR — Terra cotta (# 5077) weather proofing wood stain.Hope this help!

I use that coco chalk paint / dark wax combo on everything that I want to make look like weathered wood.

Originally we thought we wanted to use pallet wood, but when we saw the beautiful, gray - weathered barnwood, we knew that it would be just perfect.

Next, I used a combo of paint and stain to create a farmhouse weathered reclaimed wood appearance on top.

Plan to use whites, weathered woods and one great painted piece... LIME!

Or bring a more wistful feel to your calming scheme using colours and textures of a stormy seascape as inspiration: subtle pebble shades of pale grey, sand and stone; the rough warmth of weathered wood and warm linen and fresh hues of sea, sky and cloud, then finish with the delicate beauty of pearlescent shells.