Sentences with phrase «wood tones felt»

But come this Spring, the warm wood tones felt off on our black and white porch so they got a makeover.

Not exact matches

Mixing up your wood tones helps your space feel updated and collected.

In the fall though, when paired with grays, greens, and natural wood tones, it has a distinctly cozier, moodier feel — reminding me that cooler temps are coming!

I kept with the same neutral colors - gray, white, and wood tones for a cohesive, fuss - free feel for some early fall decorating.

The dark wood tones made it feel very warm.

Intersecting navy, red, pine, and white hues blend with natures tones, while the uber - soft, ivory shearling collar of this fleece layer keeps you feeling cozy in the woods cool shade.

Two - tone, soft - touch door and dash panels add an upscale feel, as do the plentiful use of high - quality wood trim.

The dual - tone shade with brushed silver accents and wood inserts lift your spirits, and the slim long vents make the interiors feel wider than it really is.

The faux wood inserts and airy beige tone of the leather seats do the job well of making the car feel spacious and comfortable.

I like the plushy two - tone seats, the wood trim on the center stack and the feel of the materials.

Both bedrooms have views of the slopes and a serene feel thanks to neutral tones and rich wood trim.

Carpeted in beige tones, and the wood - wicker chests of drawers enhance the tropical feel.

Beautifully framed archways of rich woods combined with marble floors, neutral tones, as well as rich red and brown accents give a classic hacienda look to the exterior, yet a contemporary feeling to the interiors of this home.

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

Decorated in contemporary pastels, neutral tones and complemented by dark solid wood furniture, the new rooms feature a signature Le Meridien discovery wall that takes inspiration from the serene and calming sea urchin to create a tranquil and sophisticated feel.

Renowned as one Melbourne's places to be seen, «felt» restaurant and bar is accented by rich wood tones and splashes of burnt orange decor.

Warm neutral tones and wood accents give the space a welcoming feel, and a formal dining area with seating for ten is equally inviting.

No expense has been spared in creating a contemporary stylish look, combining clean lines and neutral tones with natural woods and stones, to create a feeling of utter tranquility.

They have used a lot of natural wood, brown and orange tones for a warm and welcoming feeling.

The dark wood furnishings and contrasting modern silver tones feels luxurious and rich but keeps a soft relaxed flow about it at the same time.

The decor in light - colored wood, beige and brown tones with abstract art in pastel colors had a Scandinavian feel to it and felt light and modern.

From faux wood floors to three - tone paint and crown molding, the elegant interiors will charm you and make you feel at home.

For home sellers who want to give a more modern feel to a home full of wood accents and brown toned tile and stone, taupe paint can be an effective and inexpensive way to create a more modern feel that still complements the more permanent elements of the house.

The night stand will be painted a light sage green and I felt like there needed to be a wood tone somewhere, so this one struck the perfect balance of look, size and price point.

A rich wood worktop on the island unit works well with the dark tones and keeps the space feeling modern.

The natural tones of wood are a great complement to white and this simple combination gives a typically country room a modern feel.

You made the right choice in just painting them, too much wood tones with your countertops and you might have felt like you were living in a cabin in the woods.

Strive for a cohesive feel to the colors, moods, textures, scale and wood tones of all objects on the walls around the room.

Lively art and warm wood tones were then added to give the rooms a more Caribbean feel.

It allows me to use more wood tones without it feeling dark or heavy.

We looked at quite a few samples trying to determine just the right wood tone and feel for our home.

(The portable heater makes for a lovely side - table vignette, don't you agree) I love the way that all the different wood tones in this room tie in together, yet it doesn't feel dark and heavy because of all the white.

The use of blonde wood tones, such as these butcher block countertops, keeps the light Scandinavian space feeling simultaneously warm and airy.

The wood walls here are a medium - toned wood, and it feels very comfortable and homey!

-- The use of one, consistent wood tone really reinforces the feeling of calm this photo evokes.

This tile is definitely more neutral feeling than other tiles you'll find throughout homes in hot climates, but you need to repeat the warmth of natural tones in wood or wicker as shown above.

The soft textures and warm wood tones also add a comfortable feeling to the space.

When I envisioned my office, I knew I wanted an eclectic feel so I mixed wood tones, textures and colors.

Painting was a big deal to me, as my wood floors have a yellow tinge to them and with the creamy tone we previously had on the walls, it gave the entire space a eggie feel, which I dreaded for a while.

This simple wood panel design wallpaper, in muted tones, creates an incredibly relaxing environment with an organic feel.

The neutral tone of sisal carpet complements the rooms original wood beams and keeps the feel super cosy.

When choosing furnishings with darker tones, try to be consistent; mixing up various wood tones gives a room an eclectic look rather than a modern feel.

Incorporating wood tones and plush fabrics will soften the look of stone and make the living room feel less severe.

We wanted the design to feel modern, but not cold so we added wall mouldings, warm toned wood floors and lots of throw pillows!

Light wood floors and sandy yellow walls give the room a light, airy feel, keeping with the casual tone.

Upon looking back at my inspiration board, I realized all the rooms I saved had a mix of whites and warm wood tones, and in our space, we have white curtains enclosing the closet, a white and gray area rug, white bed linens, etc., so the warmth of the wood just felt like a good choice.

In the fall though, when paired with grays, greens, and natural wood tones, it has a distinctly cozier, moodier feel — reminding me that cooler temps are coming!

The finish on the kitchen's upper cabinets complements the wood walls throughout the rest of the house, but since the kitchen is also the home's darkest room, the red makes it feel connected to the adjacent living area (which features jewel - tone colors), but detatched at the same time.

The natural color of the bricks reflects the different tones of the wood in the room and adds to the basic, natural feel.

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