Sentence examples for weathered timber from inspiring English sources
The exterior of the hotel is so rustic you can almost count the splinters in its grey weathered timber.
Next, Mr. Kelley moved above a workshop into an apartment he calls the Hoot, whose weathered timber bones wouldn't look out of place at Winterfell.
The décor leans to heritage chic, with exposed beams, weathered timber and cement floors, an eclectic mix of Chinois, mid-20th century and contemporary furnishings and splashy textiles.
But it is a masterpiece, alert and sensitive to the flowing of water, the rippling of forests and fields, the texture of newly cut and weathered timber.
The houses are mostly made of mud bricks and weathered timber, many of them with A-frame roofs and open lofts stuffed with hay.
Most guest rooms have fireplaces, the furniture is American Southwest in style with lots of Navajo rugs, Mexican antiques, weathered timber, old leather chairs and painted cupboards, and the walls have the handmade, uneven texture of adobe.
And while many critics wanted to call Gascoigne's collages and sculptures of roadside signage and weathered timbers a part of Australia's never ending tradition of landscape art, there was also a canny minimalist aesthetic at play too – sometimes a road sign is just a road sign.
Amid the crooked tin chimneys, weathered timbers, and faded paint jobs, Colorado flags flaps like Buddhist prayer flags in the Himalayas.
Russia's manufacturing sector collapsed; only the petrochemical, gold and timber sectors successfully weathered the storms of capitalist development.
· For continuity, decking should run in the same direction as internal floorboards, but don't worry about matching materials: they weather differently, and any timber outside will always turn grey · The kitchen table can easily be taken outside.
Highly weathered, often red or yellow soils are prominent in the central and southern Philippines and are typically planted with cassava (manioc) and sugarcane; these soils also support forests for timber harvesting.
