wainscotted

With wainscotted walls, the couple's living room is just beyond the raised platform where the pews used to be.

Round the wainscotted walls ran narrow benches which could be folded down.

There is a long study, a drawing room, a wainscotted dining room, and an embellished hall.

Hall describes "lofty and spacious wainscotted rooms" and a "fine staircase" at this date.

There is a marble bar, warm wainscotted wood walls, a pressed-tin ceiling and beveled-glass faux windows.

Our wainscotted room wasn't fancy; a Dutch door, however, led onto a glorious second-floor veranda where we lingered happily before and after dusk.

Golden artificial sunlight filled a wainscotted room with a frieze of unicorns butting one another with their horns.

Wainscotted walls of oak clapboards adorned by rich tapestries surrounded him, and each two-light window was of glass.

All the dishes, silverware and crystal were of the finest, and from overhead in the enormous wainscotted room, crystal chandeliers showered them with soft light.

First, the Itkins bid on the biggest, newest offering - the front apartment, with its grand wainscotted living room with working fireplace and its two large bedrooms.

The next hall was smaller, and contained a dais, with a covered chair or throne upon it, and a series of straight-backed chairs lined up around the wainscotted walls.

The cheap exterior changes hide the original wood-sided main structure, which has survived intact along with such features as the birdseye molding around the windows and a wainscotted barrel-vault ceiling on the upper floor.

Often, in the twilight, when the flickering firelight danced on the old wainscotted wall, have we--father and I--chatted over the old Oxford days and friends, and the merry times we all had together in Long Wall Street.

The Statistical Account of Lanarkshire of 1835 notes of this school building that it "is a venerable pile, near the centre of the town, containing a long wainscotted hall, emblazoned with the names of former scholars, cut out in the wood, as at Harrow."