Carla Aston | Interior Designer I found those old doors at the Dallas home and gift market a few years ago. It was a temporary stall in the Finds section. It think you could find something like them at antique shows or fairs or at places that sell slavaged architectural products.
For a dramatic look, consider multi-colored honed slate. The colors and patterns within the stone become more pronounced when the surface is smooth. This blue, gray and yellow slate provides the pattern and color palette for this traditional home. Stone and Pewter Accents has a similar tile called Shiba.
For a dramatic look, consider multi-colored honed slate. The colors and patterns within the stone become more pronounced when the surface is smooth. This blue, gray and yellow slate provides the pattern and color palette for this traditional home. Stone and Pewter Accents has a similar tile called Shiba.
dont really like all this variation or these tones, but maybe it looks better in my style house? do earth tones go better with hard word and dark beams/ cabinetry?