Sentences with phrase «such as this headboard»

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Some cribs can convert to other nursery furniture such as a bench or headboard.

Make sure there are no gaps where your baby could get stuck such as gaps between the mattress and the bed frame or between headboard slats.

Spanish artist Israel Páez has created a wide range of bespoke pieces for the hotel such as story - telling tile walls in the open kitchens and a series of headboards for the guest rooms representing the Dutch landscape that gives every space an authentic and local touch.

The completely transformed resort evokes Pine Cliffs» Portuguese heritage with historic features such as the hotel's cherished azulejos - traditional hand - painted tiles that were fired in the kilns of Lisbon's Fábrica de Cerâmica Constância - as lavish, one - of - a-kind headboards in every room.

Seven Seas Mariner guests will be ensconced in new elegantly appointed suites, featuring décor such as the Regent Elite Slumber bed with plush, padded leather headboard, and enjoy incomparable views of the mesmerising sea and passing landscape from their private balcony or sitting area, furnished with a stylish sofa, accent table and new artwork.

The home is designed with a variety of shell accents, such as swirling floors and conch - shaped seating, including a circular sofa and a shell - shaped headboard above one of the property's two king beds.

They also include delightful flourishes such as a sunburst headboard...

Each is designed with artwork such as blown glass and woven headboards.

Rooms are individually decorated with leather headboards, private balconies overlooking the pool area or Lion's Head, glass - enclosed showers, as well as amenities such as a Mac computer, plush robes, Nespresso machines.

Select rooms feature distinctive décor, such as a canopy bed with oversized headboard or an upgraded restroom with a claw footed soaker tub.

Decorated in a chic neutral colour palette with elegant touches such as woven leather headboards and dark wood furnishings, the spacious accommodation includes a choice of bedrooms and bathrooms spread over two floors.

Featuring such luxurious elements as a painted fresco above the bed's headboard, our opulent Junior suites are decorated in a combination of Regency, Empire and Louis XV styles, while certain suites offer magnificent views of Bernini's church of St. Maria della Vittoria on Via XX Settembre.

Whether you choose a room or suite, you will be treated to all the expected amenities, such as comfortable beds with headboards, desks with chairs, TVs, nice artwork, sitting areas with relaxing chairs, and more.

They also include delightful flourishes such as a sunburst headboard and detailed textiles, reflecting the very heart of the island.

A design with contrasting elements such as a chandelier made from reclaimed wood with an organic - shaped wooden headboard is ideal for a contemporary look.

In this master bedroom, a grey upholstered headboard is teamed with golden accents, such as the matching table lamps, to achieve a chic, subtle decadence.

To give the master bedroom a softer touch, Watford introduced more feminine accents, such as the Jonathan Adler sculpture resting above the headboard and a statement Arteriors chandelier.

There are many ways to create an inexpensive but stylish headboard, such as this one made out of rubber door mats!

Check out West Elm for tufted headboards, such as the Tufted Hang - Up or Pottery Barn's Lorraine.

In the master bedroom, inset panels papered with a Japanese tatami grasscloth provide textural contrast to smooth detailing such as a sleek orange leather headboard and seamless wood paneling (Dunham's contemporary interpretation of the wall treatments that came en vogue in the 1970s).

A more subdued colour, such as the pale lime used to cover this headboard, ensures the effect is chic not chintzy.

Items such as large pieces of art, a floor - to - ceiling bookcase, floor - standing mirrors and tall, hotel - style headboards can add a sense of roominess to any room without taking up valuable floor space.

I love Bennison Fabrics's Roses in Shocking Pink on Oyster, velvets by Créations Métaphores and Nina Campbell's Bargello velvets for Osborne & Little on upholstered pieces such as sofas and headboards.

What we love: Groups of wall art, such as the four prints above the headboard and the stacked mirrors in the built - in vanity area, are a clever solution for filling bare walls.

Interestingly shaped headboards, such as those from Ensemblier, are a great way to finish off a space.

Pierre Frey for pattern, used to cover a chair, cushion or headboard, against great plains by Dedar and Rubelli on key pieces, such as sofas and curtains.

McLean, who is known for her knowledge of antiques and customization of fabrics, finishes and paint colors, challenged herself to play with scale and shapes, such as the custom rounded headboard in Lee Jofa Aerin velvet and 19th - century coromandel screens.

This sunny bedroom boasts traditional style at every turn, with elements such as the shapely headboard and the symmetrical arrangement of furniture.

This larger - than - life headboard brings a touch of hotel - chic to a traditional room, and is complemented by sleek bedding and cool touches, such as the elegant bedside lamps.

Vintage - look elements, like the delicate chandelier and the eye - catching headboard, mingle expertly with contemporary furnishings, such as the foot - of - the - bed bench and nearby dressing table.

An understated headboard such as this allows for bold artwork to be hung above the bed without worrying about competing styles.

If your headboard has a wood finish, match the stain to the other wood elements in your room, such as nightstands or chairs.

As it's such a prominent feature in your bedroom, choosing the right headboard is essential.

Designed using resources primarily from ADAC, the result is nothing short of sensuous, drawing its luxuriously layered appeal from silk velvet Holland & Sherry draperies with metallic applique trim; a brass Jonathan Browning chandelier; a hide headboard with nailhead trim; and unique curiosities such as whale ribs.

Try using a fabric such as this Jamaica cotton from Manuel Canovas on a headboard or pillowcase.