Sentences with phrase «wood color too»

I love the wood color too.

And like it paired with the wood color too.

and I hated the drab wood color too - I spray painted mine a creamy off white and added a little birds nest inside..

Not exact matches

If the bright colored contraptions are too harsh for your environment, opt for the Niteangle Natural Living Tunnel System that uses a variety of woods to create a calming playspace.

I love the colors in reclaimed wood too, and you highlighted them well in this project!

They're beautiful too, but I love wood and I love color.

Now I've said it before, and I'll say it again - natural wood is gorgeous and it was on her too - but didn't match my dining room set - so I knew I would paint it - just wasn't sure what color.

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The wood trim is matte finish and light in color, adding a touch of natural luxury without making the interior too dark or dour.

And for this genre, too, there is an exemplary senior figure in the Pakistani - British artist Rasheed Araeen, who is going strong in his 80s, and whose painted - wood sculptures here introduce a rainbow of color into this otherwise somber, information - rich exhibition at Aicon, organized by Prajit Dutta and Murtaza Vali.

And, remember, the winning color will only be on a couple small walls (the rest of the room will be clad in white - painted wood planks)- so not only will the bed & bedding not be touching whichever wall color wins, it will be on the opposite side of the room from it too!

Mirrored or glossy furnishings in light colors or woods are a great way to add light to a dark bedroom, or tone down a too - bright bedroom with darker colors and furnishings and non-reflective surfaces.

I've been also thinking I have too much wood in there lately — meaning wood - colored - wood.

The room was suffering from a case of too much wood furniture (all in the same tone), a lack of color on the walls that prevented you from even noticing the trim, and outdated lighting.

Then, she would only have to accessorize the upper part of the wall and the fresh, white color of the wainscoting behind the rich, wood tone of the sideboard would really create a nice visual too.

We're going to paint it Simply White so that it's the same color as the other walls and looks like it's always been here, but natural wood can be a fun tone too!

at first i love the architecture, and textures of wood shelves / big baseboards, shutters, & carpet BUT the furnishings are a tad too stiff, and the room wants some other punch color.

Love all the texture and colors the pallet wood brings... much more interesting, and your artwork looks great too.

I loved the dark wood combined with the white cabinets and trim throughout the home, the paint colors were pretty similar, but they didn't feel too overpowering or monotonous.

We have a gold antique iron bed & the room has a pretty brass antique chandelier, we each have a darker wood antique dresser and I've seriously thought of using same or similar color but have not done so yet for fear of it being too dark.

So it looks to me like she's into lots of texture; warm, earthy and sunset - toned colors; and woods that are on the warmer side too.

The woven option is about the same color as a medium wood, but I feel the texture is too much given the patchwork of some of the bedding options.

Now I've said it before, and I'll say it again - natural wood is gorgeous and it was on her too - but didn't match my dining room set - so I knew I would paint it - just wasn't sure what color.

We've used Mindful Gray throughout most of the main level and Mink in our kitchen — we have similar wood cabinetry as yours and black granite countertops too — mink really looks great against the wood color!

The soft color of the walls mixed with the dark, rich wood create visual interest while not being too busy.

But lest it come too staid, a deep red coverlet brings saturated color and a jolt of energy to the otherwise neutral white and wood - toned room.

Well he thought the orange carnival glass blended in too much with the color of the wood and really wanted to use some of our Crossroads pottery (see where we used it here).

I love the colors in reclaimed wood too, and you highlighted them well in this project!

Warm grays and wood tones offer a strong foundation, then I bring in splashes of colors like navy and yellow to keep the room from looking too monochromatic.

The abundance of wood in a Craftsman - style room can make finding the right wall color a challenge — too strong a contrast or color and the wood grain gets lost; too soft and the whole thing goes blurry.

The wood beadboard, crown moulding, window trim, and casing, match but the toile breaks up what could be too much of any one color.

I was afraid the whole kitchen might feel too cold, but I've warmed it up with other colors and wood tones through accessories.

But I also think a room full all of the same wood color is a no - no too!

Pine and oak (medium to light colored woods) tend to looks best with this technique, although darker woods can look really dramatic with this treatment, too.

It was adorable and imperfect and a medium wood stain color... not too dark, not too light, but it is just sitting here.

Too much wood is boring, a color adds personality.