Layered wood tones = visual warmth.
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The color and non- shine of the hall floors .. are they sanded and not polished ? or just not polished ? Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI'm so crazy about mixed wood! x
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing the wood floors may be just oiled or waxed but not buffed to a gloss...I love wood tones and especially in layers...these pictures are so warm. My eyes immediately went to the chair in the first picture, and the wall in the last picture...stunning!
ReplyDeleteWarmth and cosiness! Beauful spaces
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Callie
Rustic & yet very chic dahhling.. great photos.
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