Sentences with phrase «oak flooring keeps»

Solid oak flooring keeps the look from being too stark and modern.

Not exact matches

We kept this master bathroom fresh and airy with light wide - plank European oak floors paired with white walls and cabinetry.

Surrounded by oak trees, this eclectic home comes with heated floors and an indoor fireplace to keep you warm, and a 9 - foot Knabe concert grand piano to play Auld Lang Syne at the first stroke of 2018.

It looks really great and we keep the upscale look with tile floor, black tile backspash, black sink, and stained oak cabinets and black micro-rangehood with custom copper / oak hood.

Organic elements, like reclaimed barnwood floors and a large white - oak island, keep the punchy color from feeling too kitschy, and sleek metal countertops and modern appliances anchor the room in the 21st century.

Medium oak cabinets in the kitchen bathrooms and «linen» cabinet at the end of the hallway will be painted some white or light in keeping with the style of my house plus my choice in floor color (can't be hardwood but I'm learning toward wood - look porcelain tile similar to what Kate at CentsationalGirl did in her Nevada home.

Though the spacious kitchen is crisp, white and polished, simple details, such as the grain of the reclaimed - oak floors and the texture of the brush strokes on the hand - painted cabinetry, keep it humble and homey.

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.

The open - plan living room has been kept fresh and simple with white walls and oak flooring.

Later, as we added oak wood flooring throughout, the carpet was changed to a neutral and kept only in the bedrooms.

I've kept lots of the old (plaster walls, original large parquet oak floors, original yellow pine floors), but updated the tech (central a / c), appliances, and kitchen (making it bigger but adding quality cabinets that wink at the era of the home).

Thank you for this post, I am remodeling our 1950's home and kept the retro feel in our kitchen with Tiffany blue, red, and white, with black and white checkered tile, but I am stuck on what to do for our adjoining living room that has «orangey» oak floors?