Sentences with phrase «wood and stone walls»

The sharp green in the neutral space reminded Carole Weaks of the limelight hydrangeas often seen in the area and packed the punch against the wood and stone walls.

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«There's nothing like walking from the 1st floor of a modern looking expensive, trendy restaurant until you get out of the public area and go down the creaky unpainted wooded stairs and find a basement with damp stone foundation walls, puddles of water on the ground, and a crew of people cooking soup in a 10 gallon pot which is on the ground at the time.»

In many places the material on the inside wall — whether it's stone or wood — extends outside, and a glass panel intersects it.

The fireplace connects the lounge to the main dining area, where chevron patterned wood plank ceilings and textured stone walls follow a rustic theme.

The Italian heritage came to life in many ways including: porcelain plank flooring, rustic beam wood in the ceilings to look like an Italian farmhouse, custom wall murals celebrating the town of Siena, and a rough stone fireplace.

Take Your Workouts Out of the Gym: Simple and Safe «Natural» Strength Training for Bones and Muscles Clearly, activities such as chopping wood, building stone walls or lifting weights, can...

To maintain the rustic charm of this mountain home, we kept the floors, trim, and exposed beams a dark wood that looks beautiful with the natural stone - wrapped pillars, but lightened the look with white walls painted Benjamin Moore Swiss Coffee.

You can use it on walls, floors, wood, concrete, metal, matt plastic, earthenware, brick, stone and more — inside or outside.

Though predominately contemporary, the living room features a rough stone accent wall, reclaimed wood coffee table, antler candle holders and barn - style doors to give it that chic, country feel.

Well appointed cottage bathroom features a round salvaged wood vanity mirror mounted on a light gray wall between a 2 light industrial wall sconce and a charcoal gray washstand fitted with a farmhouse sink and a polished nickel hook and spout faucet fixed to a gray stone countertop.

Walk out basement boasts built - in bar featuring stained wood cabinets adorned with oil - rubbed bronze hardware alongside quartzite counters and gray walls over light stone tiled floors.

Rustic bathroom with rustic wood vanities with concrete countertops and open shelving with baskets holding towels, wall - mounted faucets, salvaged wood mirrors cream stone vessel sinks, white vertical wood paneling, Thomas O'Brien Bryant Sconces and slate tile floor.

Comfortable tables and booths surround three bars in four rooms decorated with dark wood, stone walls, low ceilings and red leather banquettes.

You need 20 stone to craft one wall for your house and 240 stone and 160 wood to craft a work bench.

Shot in» Scope by Nichols's regular DP Adam Stone, the film acutely catches the drabness of Texan back roads and the grubbiness of cheap wood on motel room walls; in this sense, it has more of a»70s feel than any kind of»80s Spielbergian glossiness.

But what lives and breathes in their writing is the reason to holiday here: stunning lakes; winding roads through charming villages; «fells,» which are gentle mountains decorated with red bracken and tumble - down stone walls; walking paths through haunted woods to high ponds and stunning views; the triple - waterfall that is Stock Ghyll Force, and others, too.

Stone walls and floors and dark wood beams in the open - plan living areas create a backdrop for clean - lined sofas and tables.

On the upper level, a wooden veranda borders a dreamy plunge pool, while the lower level includes a more ample swimming pool set within stone walls and lined with loungers, sunbeds, and artisanal wood chairs.

The comfortable feel continues in the ground - floor great room, where polished stone floors and fresh white walls set off a roomy built - in sectional, a formal dining area with a rich - hued wood table and chairs and a fully equipped kitchen with state - of - the - art appliances and a breakfast bar.

You will be cosseted by weathered wood paneling and granite walls, an antique stone fire - stove with a modern glass door, wooden ceiling beams with spotlights and a unique dining table consisting of a traditional harrow under a glass top.

In the living room, beamed ceilings, stone walls and a built - in sofa create a traditional spot to gather, but you can also open the wide Parota wood doors and nap on the wicker sofa while enjoying the ocean breeze.

Stone walls and floors, rustic wood structures, and charming palapa roofs evoke exquisite, coastal Mexican charm.

Reclaimed wood, exposed beams and stone walls give Four Pines 6 plenty of rustic Western charm, but the furnishings and layout show a more modern side, too.

Weathered wood coffee tables, stone feature walls and polished tile add subtle organic texture to the contemporary space.

Stone columns and wood posts feel stately and sturdy, while orange and yellow wall tones are playful.

The design and décor are exquisite throughout, with a large wall of exposed stone, lovely wood furnishings, and an overall aesthetic of modernist naturalism that create the perfect ambiance for serene escape into the present.

The open - plan living and dining area at La Costa features Italian - inspired vaulted, beamed ceilings, touches of marble, exposed stone accent walls and dark wood furniture with cream - colored upholstery.

Beautiful wood cabinets and furnishings stand out amid the neutral tones of the walls and natural stone floor.

An open - plan great room with wall - to - wall windows, wood trim and a stone fireplace surround gives the villa a contemporary ski chalet look.

Though the living room has fresh white walls, a wood - beamed ceiling and a stone fireplace, it's filled with a sleek black leather sofas and contemporary accent chairs.

The Squire Tarbox Inn is a Midcoast Maine Bed and Breakfast in the Boothbay Harbor area, & listed as a historical Inn on the National Register of Historic Places, is a quiet country Inn surrounded by fields, stone walls and woods.

The Squire Tarbox Inn is a MidCoast Maine Bed and Breakfast in the Boothbay Harbor area, & listed as an historical Inn on the National Register of Historic Places, is a quiet country Inn surrounded by fields, stone walls and woods.

The house has a history spanning more than a 100 years and if walls could talk, a natter with the natural stone and wood ones holding up of this villa style mansion would, I am sure, be riveting.

The back wall is held in stone, the furniture is middle - brown wood and there is some large artwork to decorate the room.

Classic Balinese architecture with alang - alang thatched roofs, sandstone walls, polished stone and dark wood floors provide the perfect backdrop to showcase the villa's striking contemporary artwork.

• The king bed was wonderfully firm, with my choice of Balinese linen or Egyptian cotton sheets (I preferred the silkier cotton) • The Bose sound system was one of the best I've ever encountered in a hotel room • The intelligently configured closet took up the entire entrance corridor wall, with vast amounts of drawer, hanging, and shelf space, a safe, and this unique touch: hangers made of wood that matches the closet • The indoor - outdoor living room was enormous, with a wall - length divan that made working on my laptop a tropical indulgence • The bathroom was like a private spa, with two complete sink units, a super-deep soaking tub, a walk - in stone shower, and more

Inside, white walls are accented by rich wood textures and natural stone accents.

The interiors of Villa Oceania use stone walls, wood floors and paneling and wicker furniture for warm natural texture, while white and cream paint and upholstery add a layer of modern freshness.

Accents like cream - colored walls, plush patterned area rugs and stone and wood trim add to the warm, welcoming ambience.

Within, the home features a cutting - edge design scheme with stone walls, contemporary accents and elegant wood touches.

With a tile roof, stone walls and wood - framed windows, the villa takes after the traditional Mallorcan style.

We love the use of natural materials — the high exposed thatch ceiling, bamboo woven walls, and polished wood or stone floor.

The interior design and furnishing are contemporary Italian style and the bathrooms are not left out; the walls are lined with teak wood, polished marble and stone.

The warm teak wood floors, richly grained coconut wood Pillars, creamy white Palimanan stone terraces, cool marble fixtures, Slate floors, and random rock walls form the dominant components, juxtaposed against koi (fish) Ponds, water spouts and the natural greenery of Bali's exotic plants.

Warm stone walls, rattan - shaded terraces, high cedar wood ceilings and whitewashed walls are the backdrop to a spacious and uncluttered traditional interior, where whites and natural fabrics predominate and a few fine Turkish rugs are accents of rich colour.

Award - winning Singapore architect Ernesto Bedmar created the stunning contemporary buildings, using Indonesia's abundant natural materials in soaring recycled ironwood pillars, Merbau - wood pavilion roofs, and walls of riverstone and Palimanan stone.

Its upper - floor formal living and dining area is a restful haven with large chandeliers dangling from a gorgeous peaked timber ceiling, textured stone walls, soft oversized sofas, a square dark wood dining table and enchanting Asian art pieces.

Exposed wood and bamboo - clad walls, along with dark stone coloured tiles, add to the earthy ambience.

Polished stone floors, white walls with wood trim and walls of folding glass doors make the interiors of Palm Tree Estate cool and contemporary, and the open - plan layout lets rooms flow into each other for a breezy, casual atmosphere.

Pale stone floors and soft cream walls showcase the deep blues of the tropical sky and sea, buttery yellow sofas are comfortable and cheerful, and dark wicker and wood accents add classic Caribbean style.