Sentences with phrase «wanted wood beams»
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An entertainer's dream, this home offers an open floor plan with all the luxurious finishes one would want; wide plank white oak floors throughout, designer lighting, milgard anodized aluminum windows and sliding doors, natural wood beam and vaulted ceilings.
We do want to find a reclaimed wood beam mantel.
I had a chandy picked out that would fit perfectly with the cozy rustic vibe in here, but I don't want it to compete too much with the bed and the wood beam... help me decide!
I'm totally obsessed with wood but being a uniquely modern girl I don't like moldings (at least not in my house)-- I want the wood itself to be the star: oak beams, teak rails, walnut furniture.
We knew we wanted vaulted ceilings with wood beams to make this space feel as open and airy as possible.