Sentence examples for reclaimed room from inspiring English sources

The opposite of a national mosque is a reclaimed room.

A copper-clad bar stands out in a room with reclaimed oak floors and exposed brick.

Wood and salvage are celebrated: in the living room, a reclaimed branch is suspended from the ceiling with lights fixed to it.

The sitting room has a reclaimed Victorian school door, and Allams designed and built bookcases alongside vintage storage units.

The gleaming, open-roofed display was built from reclaimed Douglas fir, and the room's granite floor tiles contain glass recycled from sake, beer and whiskey bottles.

On the other side is the master bedroom, another angular white room created from the reclaimed ceiling space.

The materials and methods are genuinely old: the reclaimed oak that dominates the living room comes from an old dairy farm in Pennsylvania, and the brick and concrete have aged with the building.

While you may be dreaming of reclaimed oak floorboards in the sitting room and limestone tiles in the kitchen, you need to factor in the cost of sourcing, purchasing and laying these types of floor.

(The evidence of its clinical past has been scrubbed by the architect, who has given the floor a graceful remodel, with chalkboard walls and room dividers crafted from reclaimed wood — one of his signature touches).

He says using reclaimed wood offers one way to help preserve the city's architectural history.

Other details of note include a living room with shelving made of reclaimed barn wood and a master suite with an Art Deco-inspired tiled bathroom.