Sentences with phrase «feature dark wood finishes»

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Featuring a sophisticated nail - head design, dark wood finish, high back and a comfortable seat, these jacobean floral parsons chairs from Stylecraft will provide the perfect touch to any decor.

The top - line Denali includes premium leather seats, open - pore wood, dark - finish aluminum trim, and contrasting stitching, among other luxury features.

The luxurious interior features contrasting colors with seating and trim combinations in Dark Slate Gray and Light Shale, Macassar Range wood trim paired with satin finishes on the instrument panel and doors, and two - tone perforated leather Light Shale seats with Dark Slate Gray bolsters and French - seamed stitching.

New interior luxury features and finishes, including Linear Dark Mocha wood, Illustrious Piano Black wood (replaces Piano Black) and Bamboo with a matte finish (replaces gloss finish); Flaxen interior.

Guest suites of classic or prestige type are smart and welcoming with light interiors, elegant dark wood furnishings on cool tiled flooring with rugs, fabrics of warm colour, stylish finishings and modern amenities for your comfort; features include a private furnished balcony, air - conditioning (charge), private bathroom with hair dryer & amenities, kitchenette with microwave, king size bed and sofa bed with pillow menu, free WiFi internet, 2 x LCD cable TV, direct dial telephone, alarm clock, mini fridge and safe box.

Too many finishes can be distracting, and this scheme, created by Staffan Tollgård's interior design practice, features a calm palette of dark wood and leather, with matching design details across the dining and working areas.

A powder room in the corridor features understated appointments in a dark - wood finish.

The finish on the kitchen's upper cabinets complements the wood walls throughout the rest of the house, but since the kitchen is also the home's darkest room, the red makes it feel connected to the adjacent living area (which features jewel - tone colors), but detatched at the same time.