Sentences with phrase «feeling than a tile»

I also like how it's just a little more cozy feeling than a tile border.

Not exact matches

Walking on carpet feels different than hardwoods, tile or grass.

The new tile based selection interface is also a welcome addition, allowing for quick and easy navigation around the menus that feels a lot more intuitive than in previous entries.

The home screen has a bunch of Live Tiles that you can resize and move anywhere you want, and they flip and turn periodically, giving the interface a more dynamic feel than Android or iOS.

That rainfall showerhead and pebble tile floor may look beautiful in a photograph, but some minor water motions will make buyers feel like they're taking part in the spa - like experience rather than just looking at a picture of a home.

A wall - mounted toilet and vanity unit maximise floor space and the combination of limestone tiles, chrome and mirror ensure the room always feels larger than it actually is.

I'm pretty sure it's impossible to feel anything other than cheerful in a room that is outfitted with a handpainted tile backsplash, hex tile countertop, yellow & white checkerboard floor, vintage sink and cornflower blue cabinet doors.

Because that sink wall runs all the way across through to the family room, once we saw the tile going up we felt like we needed to connect the walls rather than divide them too much with tile just in the kitchen.

This tile is definitely more neutral feeling than other tiles you'll find throughout homes in hot climates, but you need to repeat the warmth of natural tones in wood or wicker as shown above.

For the floor, I chose black marble basketweave tiles (with white centres), rather than the reverse combination that was previously there, to create a more polished, luxurious feel in the space.

The mirrored panel on the side of this bath and the almost seamless colour match between the walls and floor tiles combine to make this simple room feel bigger than it is.

I dint know what I love about this home the most: the pecky cypress, the gorgeous coffered ceilings, the light and airy feel... oh and that master bath tile wall One edit... the kitchen cabinetry looks more like BM Stonington Gray to me than White Dove.

Laying the tiles vertically rather than horizontally adds an unusual twist and draws the eye upwards, making the room feel taller.