Sentences with phrase «original beamed ceilings»

Spacious part 15c cottage, original beamed ceilings (but plenty of head room), recently renovated, with top quality appliances, new carpets and oak flooring.

Each of the cottages features original antique furnishings intermixed with newer pieces in handsome settings that include former slaves quarters, most with exposed brick walls and original beamed ceilings.

Intimate, light - filled rooms, many of which still have their original beamed ceilings, are inviting places to sit down with a book or catch up with fellow guests.

The living room's original beamed ceiling and stone fireplace get an update from a steel - based coffee table, jaunty striped roll - arm chairs and leather seating, while large - scale artwork adds a striking focal point.

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Also suggested is raising the ceiling of the main hall to expose the original beams, and replacing the metal doors with wooden doors.

The interior features polished cement floors, exposed brick, steel beams, original and repurposed woodwork, soaring 30 - foot ceilings and 75 - foot width that's the same length as the whole building.

Our favorite was Room 26 (once the palace kitchen), with its exposed timber beam ceiling, stone fireplace and an original giant stone sink in the bathroom.

As you'd expect in a building of this age, the size, shape and character of rooms varies with some having beams, high slopping ceilings and original fireplaces.

The room features the original exposed ceiling wood beams with a 170 - year - old stone wall running along the length of the room.

Why you'll love it: Attractive brushed concrete rooms with original wooden - beamed ceilings (in some rooms) and abstract designed furniture.

The Borne Basilica Loft D has been refurbished with style, yet preserving its original spirit: ceilings with wooden naked beams, parquet floors and tall windows which open wide.

The Borne Basilica Loft C has been refurbished with style, yet preserving its original spirit: ceilings with wooden naked beams, parquet floors and tall windows which open wide.

The Borne Basilica Loft A has been refurbished with style, yet preserving its original spirit: ceilings with wooden naked beams, parquet floors and tall windows which open wide.

Open beam ceilings, original hardwood floors throughout, open flow between kitchen / dining / living room areas.

This cosy apartment has been refurbished with style, yet preserving its original spirit: high ceilings with wooden naked beams, exposed brick walls, parquet floors and tall windows.

Rooms have adobe walls with exposed wooden ceiling beams, original tile artwork in baths, fireplaces (in some), memory foam mattresses and plush bathrobes.

The restoration of the antique period dwellings and surrounding land sought to maintain the original decorative elements — terracotta floors, exposed beams of the vaulted ceilings while enriching the rooms with all the modern comforts.

The remaining rooms of the hotel are the restored village houses dating from the 13th to the 17th centuries, which still feature their original Venetian arches and exposed wooden ceiling beams.

Every detail has been conceived with luxury in mind; ornate chandeliers complement lofty, wood - beam ceilings, and 300 pieces of original artwork — on loan from the Pedro de Osma Museum — adorn the walls.

This home has many original features (wood walls, wood ceilings, beamed ceilings) which gives you the... View Listing Details»

His «ceiling» over new redwood decking is a complex arrangement of shaped canvases playing off the old brick and I - beams of the museum's original factory structure.

Our 14 - foot high ceilings are furnished with exposed original timber beams that refer to the building's heritage as a former bakery in the historic Tenderloin.

The estate sits on 11 acres, complete with a two - story foyer, wrought - iron railings, original Spanish tiles, beam ceilings, a library, a wine cellar, a music room... what else would a new owner need?

With original mahogany stain woodwork, box beam ceilings, and bird's - eye maple and red fir floors, this home is a magnificent example of built - to - last elegance.

The living room and sitting room showcase original wide - plank oak floors and beams, and a family room adjacent to the kitchen offers a vaulted ceiling and fireplace with stone surround.

The main residence, built in 1914, features a two - story foyer with wrought - iron stair railings, a step - down living room, original Spanish tiles, beam ceilings, a library, a wine cellar, a music room, four bedrooms and 3 1/2 bathrooms.

The original architecture is accented throughout with large stone fireplaces, and beamed and barrel ceilings.

An ornate, Chippendale - style fire surround was replaced by a simple beam of salvaged wood, which echoes those found in the original vaulted ceiling.

With the original dropped ceiling removed, the peaked ceiling and beams are exposed to stunning effect.

The kitchen is outfitted with wooden beams, imitative of the original ceiling design.

We have chestnut beamed ceilings and original casement windows and exterior stone walls that are 33 ″ thick, 3 fireplaces and original woodwork, and too much more to list.

Original ceiling beams have been painted black to match the hearth and granite worktops, and the Brintons plain wool carpet lends balance to the vibrant scheme.

In the dining area, wooden beams mimic the original kitchen ceiling.

Original brick walls and wood ceiling beams were preserved throughout the former industrial space.

Barn - style light fixtures, pops of color, and faux ceiling beams made from the original roof rafters play up the room's vintage farmhouse aesthetic.

The original board - and - batten wainscoting, built - in cupboards, and exposed beam ceilings were remarkably intact, though the fir floorboards were buried under layers of linoleum and indoor - outdoor carpet.

The living room's large windows, ceiling beams, and Gothic - style brick fireplace were among the original features that stood out most to the homeowners.

Make the most of the unique shape of your attic by working with the original features: Exposed beams, a sloping ceiling and extra skylights can all create a beautiful attic bathroom to relax in.

The cozy master bedroom is finished clad in Joanna's favorite material, the home's original wood shiplap, here painted in fresh white and offset with unpainted wood ceiling and exposed beams.

Bedroom 1 features a large tuffeau stone fireplace, two original cupboards and natural finished ceiling beams.

The living room opens into a dining area with aged terracotta floor tiles, a ceiling with painted beams and an original old cupboard.

They removed existing ceilings to reveal the original A-frame beams and installed old scaffolding boards for floors and walls in the living room.

Make a feature of original and rustic features such as ceiling beams or a fireplace and accentuate their unfussy beauty by keeping the rest of the décor stark.