Sentences with phrase «think white stone»

I know stone is more expensive then wood, but I think white stone all the way up with a rustic beam would be glorious!

Not exact matches

I'm a bit particular about not wearing too many colors at once and I don't feel comfortable mixing brights (although I absolutely appreciate the look on others), but I think orange looks great with white or offwhite, beige / stone and navy.

A recent «borrowed from the boys» series collaboration between Jodie's Touch of Style and Sheela Writes had me first thinking that I would wear my boyfriend style white button - down shirt (a la Sharon Stone at the 1998 Oscars) although buttoned up with my necklace around the collar which I had pulled up around my jaw.

For any track - day fans thinking of visiting Spa in rain and fog and with nightfall just starting to nibble at the red and white curb stones, the 2017 GT - R is the tool for the job.

A simple (um, think white bread and cowboy coffee) breakfast is served on your terrace, but with such great cafes a stone's throw away you may want to skip it and head out instead.

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I promised them that painting the stone white would immediately transform the space (in conjunction with the lighter walls and bookshelves), and while I don't think they ever fully believed me, they trusted me enough to go through with it and ended up loving it.

I think getting rid of the stone shelving, replacing with painted wood shelving in cream or white and building them up to, the height of the window on the opposite side of your fireplace.

A carefully balanced mix of materials — think stone floors, glass splashbacks and wooden worktops — help add depth and interest to an all - white kitchen.

the stones are pretty but give off more of a lodge - y feel and while I'm a sucker for marble i don't think it really pops off a white mantle; it kinda just blends and doesn't give the wow factor you seem to be after.

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I think the white is fantastic and does help contrast the floors and brings out tones in stone work.

I think I am going to get some and put them in an old white stone pitcher I have as my table center peice.