Blonde Mahogany Wood Novels & Stories

Eva whispered. "Let's go," he said, leading me towards a strange balcony. Now I could see why they said the Woods pack house was the biggest in the whole territory. We took the stairs, passing by many beautiful designs and I smiled genuinely at everything I saw. "Wow," I said as we arrived at the door to a room. The door itself was a beautiful masterpiece and was crafted from rich mahogany, the deep reddish-brown color emanated a sense of warmth and elegance. "Where's this place? what's in there?" I asked at a time, touching the surface of the door which was smooth and polished to perfection, reflecting the soft glow of the ambient light in the hallway.

The reflection of the scintillating light and the relaxing sound of a flowing stream caused her to turn in his direction, gazing at him again. The marble pillars open to a large kitchen with walls painted a deep, rich olive tone and a round island in the center. That had four tall, distinctly etched belvedere mahogany chairs. The cabinets were beautiful in Mahogany as well. They were graced with granite countertops with paisley green, brown, and tan designs.

All from the best wood. A commanding desk, crafted from the same brown oak, stood as the centerpiece of the room. The grain of the wood added a touch of natural grandeur, while the polished surface reflected the ambient light, casting a warm glow throughout the space. Plush leather chairs in deep hues of brown and classic earthy tones complemented the overall aesthetic, providing both comfort and an air of authority.

Chelsea As Chelsea stepped into Harry Waters's office, the warmth and sophistication enveloped him. The room, a testament to the esteemed actor's success, exuded classic Hollywood glamour. Rich mahogany woodworks adorned the walls, floor, and furniture, while the scent of polished wood and leather wafted through the air. Waters's desk, crafted from a single piece of majestic mahogany, commanded attention. Intricate carvings danced across its surface, echoing the opulence of a bygone era. A plush, burgundy leather chair sat behind, inviting relaxation.

What added colours were the upholsteries, cushions and the wooden tables and shelves; the curtains also. The upholstery fabrics were cream leather all through, except one armchair that was made of cotton. The tables and small stools were of Rosewood and Ash wood; some of the cushions were white and others were navy blue and creamy yellow respectively. There were two of them on each couch. The curtains were navy blue atop with white chiffon underneath it, making the interior look a little vibrant, contrary to how it used to look.

"By the way, why are you here today? Something wrong with the guest house?" Lily looked up. "Oh, right. I forgot. The cabinetry showed up, and Miguel called me, saying that it didn't look right, so I came over. You did order the honey maple finish, right?" Ophelia shrugged. "I don't know. I don't know the difference between maple or oak." A masculine voice yelled out from the other end of the house, "Maple is close grained, fine-textured and a very hard wood! Oak is open-grained, but it's dense and durable. Both are a bitch to carve!"

"So, I don't get why you want us to use aluminium instead of glasses in the lobby." He grabbed the file and shifted it to his side, fully looking at it this time. "The chairs are also said here to be wooden." He pointed to a spot on the file. "Whatever happens to the Italian leather or even expensive words like teak or mahogany, with velvet or chenille fabrics for the premium finishing?” Shame tore through me at the implication of his words. I inched closer to see the spot he was talking about. My face grazed against his hand and a shiver raked through me as desire reared back its ugly head.

He supplies. “Thank you.” I say slightly overwhelmed. Walking into the room I look around. The room seems to be almost entire made out of cherry wood or the slight darker mahogany. The walls are all cherry with a mahogany trim and most of the furnishings are mahogany. Even considering that the colors are similar they are just different enough to make the room gorgeous and appealing. Not sure what to do after all of the time living in a den I walk around and stare for a while. There is a French door that opens into a huge closet and another door that leads to an en-suite bathroom. The bathroom has both a stand-up shower and a garden tub. There is a mirror behind the sinks that I look at as I

Just like every other room in the house, it was a lovely room, the décor was tasteful and the set up was an interior designer’s dream. The room had a big solid mahogany desk with a matching bookshelf and sideboard. There was a mahogany coffee table sitting in front of a leather couch which had been placed along the wall on the other side of the room. There were also three filing cabinets along the wall on the left side of the door. The carpet in this room was a rich burgundy red, it was so dark that it reminded me of red wine. On the wall behind the desk, proudly on display, there was a large painting of a wolf. The picture had a black backdrop with the wolf painted in a variety of different

Now she studied the interior of Gabe’s office with keen interest. It screamed classy and expensive. Rich mahogany wood, polished marble floor that was partially covered with an elegant oriental rug. The furniture was dark leather with an antique, old-world look. Paintings adorned three walls while the last wall was all built-in bookcases filled with an eclectic mixture of works.