Sentences with phrase «flooring in a dark shade»

Wood - effect vinyl flooring in a dark shade adds definition to the otherwise pale scheme, while a large mirror across one wall gives the impression of extra space.

The living room renovation included sanding and re-staining the floors in a darker shade and a complete reworking of the bookshelves on either side of the fireplace to add character.

Not exact matches

Interior designers use a number of methods to help engage with students in the building, including shading from dark to light for fire exit routes; and creating zones in a multi ‑ floor building in different colour palettes to help students know where they are in a vast building complex.

Food and drink: Breakfast was served in the Italian Dieci restaurant, another small space, made cosy with sofa seats, dark floors, gold and maroon shades and dim lighting.

This bright shade, featured in this breezy and beachy New York bungalow, looks wonderful next to the hardwood floors, white beams, and dark accents.

Ground the scheme with dark wooden flooring and seating in more muted shades, then add accessories in grey to keep the look fresh.

Earth pigments give a subtle and calm backdrop and a shade such as Nigaragua would work well in a dining room where the natural rosy hue would complement dark antique furniture as well as enhance a wood, stone or ceramic tiled floor.

Pro tip: Choose floor tiles that are a shade darker than the walls to keep the tonal palette in harmony (and to prevent the patterns from fighting with each other).

When they couple moved in, they replaced the existing light oak floors, which were in bad shape, with darker oak and, keeping their art collection in mind, painted the walls gallery - like neutral shades.

Ahead - of - the trend, Kährs designs include floors from the Grande Collection, in «warmed - up» pale shades and darker tones, and a choice of knotty or clean grained wood.

A lack of fussy wall tiles and flooring lets the subtle, pale painted cabinets stand proud in this large room even though it is just few shades darker than the walls themselves.

For example, choose furniture in shades of pale gray, sage, taupe and evergreen, which complement the dark floors without creating too much contrast.

We're looking to buy another house right now and of all things... it's the main floor bathroom we both want to change first because of the too dark and contrasting shades of red trim with glow in the dark yellow above a dark blue beaded board wainscoting....

The Floor light has a fabric shade in the color dark red made of high quality textile fabric.

Cone - shape shades on the light fixtures above the island give the illusion of casual table lamps and brown velvet trim adds visual weight and ties them in with the dark island base and flooring.

Should bamboo or woven shades always match the floor color — or can they be darker if they relate to something else in the room?

But I worry that it will make the room too dark (the dining room is in the centre of the house and, like the room above, connects to lots of other spaces with hits of navy), as we have dark wood floors and a rug in similar shades to the one in the reading room.