Sentences with phrase «wall by our front door»
He told me that he thought we had electrical in a wall by our front door and I wanted the wall gone.
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In this spot the art and the lamp provide color and character for this sliver of wall, but both pack a big punch at the same time to make this spot by the front door inviting to guests.
► An abandoned house is surrounded by workmen and a woman, all of whom have their shirts covering their nose and mouth because they say the smell of human feces is bad inside; one man covers his mouth and nose, chokes and coughs, enters the house and finds feces all over the bathroom walls, toilet and bathroom floors, as well as throughout a hallway to the front door and one wall contains the words «Kill Bankers»; he runs out, vomits (we see dark goo), he drinks water and spits some water out and then persuades a few men and the woman outside to begin to clean up the mess and the scene ends.
After being clipped by a spinning Dave Newsham (Toyota Avensis), Austin was pitched backwards at speed into the tyre wall, ripping the front - left door from his car.
Covering much of the headland just south of Horizon Resort and all of the beachfront on Haad Sai Daeng, rooms at this fairly large resort include little blue cottages with enclosed front porches; circular - walled concrete bungalows with glass doors; A-frame cabins with thatch roofs; and old - style bamboo huts fronted by large porches within sight of the beach.
GUEST BEDROOMS: - Two king - sized bedrooms housed in stand - alone pavilions - Featuring king four - poster beds, cream coloured walls, wooden floors and soaring roofs - Front terrace lit by colonial - style bell - jar lanterns and furnished with antique daybed leading from glass sliding doors onto the bedroom - Spacious dressing rooms - Wall - mounted LCD satellite TV, DVD player and iPod dock - Air - conditioned and fan - cooled - Air - conditioned ensuite bathroom with sculptured terrazzo bathtub, double washbasins, glass doors leading to alfresco area with outdoor rain shower in a private walled courtyard - Additional single bed can be configured upon request
On the side of one wall, he installed a photograph of a man standing outside a house, his legs covered by a broken door and chairs hanging precariously out of windows; in front of the photograph, two completely different broken chairs are recombined into one.
The booth's interior, beset with mirrors, gowns, and bright pink walls, can be closed off from the public by a built - out door on the front of the space.
Thus, that big, tongue - in - cheek «wall text» painting by the front door.
Similar to Vee's comment, one wall of our living room is taken up by the front door to the house and a large picture window (which actually wraps around the corner of the house) and the opposite wall has a sliding glass door to our back patio (so, the house is only one room deep there).
Wall Color: Fossil, by Benjamin Moore Trim Color: Simply White, by Benjamin Moore Front Door Paint Color: Grey Metal, by Behr Marquee Coffee Table: West Elm Outlet Jute Rug: Overstock.com Sheepskins: IKEA and Target Gold Bell: Amazon Tufted Sofa: Craigslist, but originally on Overstock.com Gold and White Print by the stairs: Aimee Weaver Designs
Opposite this wall is our front door, surrounded by a chalkboard wall I like to change seasonally.
Through the front door, we were greeted by lots of sweet, striped seating and a big ol' wall full of books...
Inside the front door of his (1917) B&B, there's a little gift shoppe, and while the goodies he's got for sale are definitely delightful, I was also totally inspired by the zig - zag wall treatment he recently painted on the back wall of an old closet in the space...
We compromised by painting one red wall behind the front door, (it fools you into thinking there is another room back there), and one at the end of the hall, (that one draws your eye in that direction and makes the hall appear longer).
I can think of so many uses: on my bedside table to inspire me daily; on an old luggage rack as a cute side table by my favorite chair; as a centerpiece on my dining table to hold the things that seem to live there; hung on the wall over the buffet in my dining room; on the entry table near our front door to catch outgoing mail and keys.