Sentences with phrase «old wall texture»

I share a few pictures of it here as inspiration for color combos, for old wall texture, for adding whimsy and fun in unexpected places!

Not exact matches

I guess one great thing about this color is that it perfectly goes well with the dusty textured walls of downtown old Dubai.

«We used the monochrome, textured and slightly peeling walls of the old mansion in the center of St. Petersburg as backdrop -LSB-...]

This includes crumbling paint, rusty surfaces and ironwork, rusty chains, patterned metal, old walls, textured fabric, rope, cobbles, crinkled paper and more!

Mai Hotel Hanoi is conveniently and centrally located in the Old Quarter of Hanoi.The 40 spacious rooms come in 2 room types and 2 suite types to select from.Some of the rooms have colonial decor with beautiful wall coverings and dark colored furniture.Other rooms are a bit more modern style with textured walls.Each of the rooms regardless of the style has all of the following; free wireless internet access, a private balcony, air conditioning, a flat screen TV with cable, and a seating area and sofa.Each of the bathrooms has a separate shower and tub.The hotel maintains 24 hour security and 24 room service along with daily housekeeping and concierge services.

Castle Wall demonstrates exemplary texturing on miles of old brickwork, cooling under a yellow sky and hazy sunlight; Coniferous Forest is, unsurprisingly, a meandering road through a green forest; while Desert presents the biggest challenge so far with some evil hairpins, compensating drivers with some truly jaw dropping scenery - the sand, pyramids and palm trees look great.

Normally in older homes that have somewhat of an «alligator» texture to the walls its because of multiple coats of paint and multiple crappy prep jobs.

hideous 30 - year old orange peal textured walls (like really bad bad texture, not new slightly bad texture).

That first coat of green is the same color I had custom - mixed to match our 130 - year old wall boards, but I also want to add one more layer of texture / color, so I'll be painting on a bit of «Layla's Mint» milk paint when it arrives this afternoon.

I don't actually call my style this to others but in repsonse to this Q I'm thinking «Ballard Barn»:)... neutral different yet complementary gray toned walls throughout our open concept home downstairs... darker wood floors... leather sofas... newly remodeled white kitchen... white cabinets on perimeter with gray Quartz counters... large Old world mahogany island with creamy granite that looks like marble with more colors with chrome pulls on both... lots of textures throughout (grain sack pillows, chunky handmade by my mom throws)... artwork from my talented teenage daughter (straight knock off of Ballard styles of 3 horses.

My kids are getting older so I made their «play room» into a living room with this diy faux brick wall for texture.

They began by sanding down all the walls, removing the old carpet and stripping the textured wallpaper from the ceiling.

Cool and classic bathroom styles never grow old — here, a slate wall adds contrast, texture and depth to an otherwise plain white bathroom.

I'm trying to decide if I can get the old wallpaper off, plus texture and paint the walls before Christmas!

I've had many white walls in my homes but the wall texture usually is so gorgeous by themselves that they don't need a color, like my old plaster walls or wood walls.

Although we didn't start over on our upstairs bathroom, first we stripped wallpaper off of old painted plaster, except for what we didn't get off because it looked like it was helping hold the paint / plaster together, then we used joint compound for a very heavy texture to hold the walls together and cover the lead - based paint.

I am about todo this technique on a wall in my house (the old 70's fake wood paneling) it is already rough textured.

These narrow shutters align along the window trim to add old - timey texture to the wall and make the window appear larger than its dimensions.

So often large commercial spaces like this lack warmth without the addition of textiles, so instead we created a feeling of warmth by working with materials which gave the illusion of texture - such as coating the bar in brushed copper sheeting, and covering the back wall with wallpaper which replicates an old flint wall.