Dining Room Penthouse Condominium Scottsdale Waterfront Rustic Dining Room, Phoenix
Cowboy chic Dining Room in penthouse. Client has extensive collection of Western art and sculpture.
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Inspiration for a mid-sized rustic ceramic tile kitchen/dining room combo remodel in Phoenix with beige walls and no fireplace — Houzz
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Lili Fleming-Nieri, ASID
I have a craftsman who makes these tables. What do you need to know about them and I will call him and get the information.
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Lili Fleming-Nieri, ASID
Also, see comments above for Scottsdale retailer Gilbert Ortega. However, I can get you a very good price direct, shipping will be the problem depending on where you need it, what state are you in?
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lisaaphi
Yes please...brand and color
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lisaaphi
Love the random pattern!!!
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Thank you!
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The travertine is a Versailles pattern and it is indeed Torreon, although the same stone goes by different names depending on the vendor. It's got different shades, but what you see here is the lightest shade of this stone.
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One thing that warms up the room pictured above is color. The tiles are a warm tone, but those chairs are looking cozy as well. So color in the space is a big help. A beautiful rug would warm up your tile floors, whether it's a sisal an oriental or any other kind, and window treatments immediately warm and finish a room.
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Lili Fleming-Nieri, ASID
I agree...
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This table is from Gilbert Ortega in Scottsdale, it is mesquite wood, no two alike!
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These chairs are readily found in almost any good fine furniture store. I think these are from Designmaster, a version of classic Parson's chairs...
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Valspar's Cliveden Sandstone is a similar color.
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Pangaea Interior Design, Portland, OR added this to 20 Great Examples of Transitions in Flooring
The main living areas of an open-plan home can have flooring changes handled in a number of ways as long as they make sense and don't make the room feel chopped up. In this home, there is an angle in the room with carpeting for the living area and stone for the dining area. The stone and carpet being very close in color minimizes the visual impact of the flooring change so the room still flows uninterrupted.
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liz4208 added this to Flooring
Color change between flooring is minimal so look is more consistent
Rebecca Wallick added this to Flooring
Transition seems to work. Similar colors, logical stop and start points.
Tiara Hoppes added this to House-wide
Stone and carpet are similar in color so they are visually uninterrupted
Christina Nordholm added this to christina_nordholm's ideas
here the carpet tile transition is angled to follow the sight lines of the spaces, with the matching tones de-emphasizing the shift, keeping the flow from area to area
