| Use fall leaves that have been dried between sheets of waxed paper on windowsills, shelves, and mantels. |
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| The show also offers the opportunity to buy real art for barren walls and empty mantels. |
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| The apartment is filled with beautiful art and pottery and various marble mantels and fireplaces which the owner has made. |
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| The foyer, mantels and windowsills become stages for her holiday creations. |
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| Grouped on window sills or mantels, in forcing jars of crystal, cobalt, amethyst or green-colored glass, hyacinths enhance the holiday mood. |
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| This was one of my favorite paintings in the show, and I spent a lot of time staring at it where it was hung over one of the fireplace mantels. |
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| Manufacturers offer ready-made mantels in a variety of sizes as well as custom-size units. |
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| These mantels can be ordered in a wide spectrum of colors to complement most decors. |
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| Let it ribbon through holiday centerpieces, over mantels or stream it across doorways. |
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| Pine may ooze resin, so protect furniture and mantels with newspaper or plastic. |
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| Large pieces of artwork are best hung over fireplace mantels or large pieces of furniture. |
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| The thirteen marble fireplaces all remained, as did the gas jets over the parlor mantels and near the windows. |
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| This 18th century mantel is a very rare example of mantels produced during the Louis XIV period. |
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| The fashion in the 19th century was to decorate dining rooms with Neo-Gothic mantels evoking culinary art. |
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| The focal points of rooms were fireplace mantels, mirrors, candelabras, sconces and chandeliers. |
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| Inside visitors are treated to the sight of sumptuous wooden decorations, sculpted doors, fireplace mantels, parquets and stairs. |
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| Included in the show are table covers, needlework patterns, needle worked fire screens, valances for mantels and beds, needlework upholstery, and sewing tools. |
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| Among antique fireplace mantels, stone mantels have something stable and ageless. |
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| The house was decorated with soaring marble mantels and high-back chairs with gargoyles on their arms and tapestried upholstery. |
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| Their photos, now faded and yellow with age, still rest on mantels of family members across the nation. |
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| The Grand Trianon palace in particular was decorated with mantels in these marbles. |
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| The pieces are put into clean sieves or mantels and submerged in hot syrup for a minute or less. |
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| Because of the high quality of sculpture and quantity of work required, mantels with columns have always been rare. |
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| As quite common for 18th century mantels there are no marble sides to the mantel. |
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| The beautiful warm colored yellow pink Brocatelle marble is emblematic of Second Empire mantels. |
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| This is an ideal finish to enhance beautiful woodwork, doors, fireplace mantels or other architectural elements. |
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| Its sober aspect suits well Neo Classical styles of furniture and Turquin blue mantels were often adorned with gilded decorations. |
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| At the end of the reign of Louis XIV the lines of mantels became softer and more ornamental motifs were applied. |
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| The rooms are laid out as if the occupants have just stepped out for a moment, leaving their tea, or port, or pipe, or whatever on tables and mantels. |
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| In addition, the house features cast-concrete counters, sinks, wall tiles, mantels, windowsills, and patio tiles that Rosenblatt designed and cast on site. |
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| They embellish some of the fireplace mantels in palaces of Bagatelle and Versailles. |
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| To reinforce these themes, quotations from Lincoln's speeches and writings have been stenciled above the fireplace mantels throughout the cottage. |
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| S Form and manner of EnerGuide labelling: Many parties expressed concerns that it would be unfeasible to affix an EnerGuide label on units encased in mantels at the point of sale, especially on units that are operating. |
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| With this knife also, he will joynt a Deere, or any beast, shape his shooes, buskins, mantels, etc. |
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| The Belgian black marble was greatly in fashion during the 18h and 19th centuries, when, although very highly priced, it was used for fireplace mantels, clocks and statues. |
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| They were often used for mantels and clocks in the 19th century. |
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| A trim carpenter specializes in molding and trim, such as door and window casings, mantels, baseboards, and other types of ornamental work. |
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| For the residential market the company has produced a wide array of unique projects, including kitchen cabinets, fitted furniture, mantels, coffered ceilings, panelled rooms, wine cellars? |
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| The mantels and windowsills were of white onyx, with delicate vinings of pink and green. The floor was strewn with richly colored mats and rugs. |
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| Before dismantling, our fountains, mantels, gates or vases we document everything in-situ on camera and are completely upfront about any restorations we do, or discover were done in the past. |
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| Inside were six-panelled doors, wide floor-boards, a curving colonial staircase, white Adam-period mantels, and a rear set of rooms three steps below the general level. |
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| Mantels made of plaster offer a very smooth finish and, because they are poured in molds, a level of intricate detail not usually achieved by wood carving. |
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