Sentences with phrase «floor lobby wall»

For this exhibition, Reeder also created a large - scale, site - specific wall painting from his abstract spaghetti series for the second - floor lobby wall.

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Guests to NOPSI are greeted with a stunningly restored grand lobby, featuring a dramatic 21 - foot - high vaulted ceiling, graceful arches, ornamental columns, wood wall paneling, brass grills, and terrazzo flooring.

The hotel's lobby has terrazzo flooring, marble walls, and teak wood paneling.

Marble steps lead up to the front lobby, which evokes a retro - chic vibe with abstract artwork, mirrored walls, and an eerily lifelike alligator statue set atop the black - and - white, zigzag - patterned floor.

The 3 story exquisite grand entrance is surrounded by tropical plants and palm trees on the exterior.The lobby is beautiful and luxurious with the finest services throughout the facility.There are 89 total rooms with modern dà © cor and floor to ceiling windows.There are 4 style rooms, deluxe, pool access rooms, family suites, and traditional Thai style rooms.The terracotta colored floors, and walls that are surrounding the modern room with beautiful dark wood crown moldings and matching furnishings.The rooms offer wireless internet access for a fee along with air conditioning, flat screen TV with satellite, in room safe, and mini bar and refrigerator.

Design innovation is key to Aloft Orlando Downtown's architecture, as some of the original building's features have been preserved in the lobby such as the terrazzo flooring, marble walls and teak wood paneling.

Inside the lobby of the building, a grand staircase leads up to a series of three gallery spaces with concrete floors and white walls and ceilings.

It's one thing to encounter a LeWitt wall drawing in a public space like Christie's Rockefeller Center lobby, the New School's 13th Street lobby, or the Museum of Modern Art's fourth - floor Dannheisser Gallery.

On the 6th floor lobby and inside the painting classroom paintings depicting various imagery — some more abstract than others — are hung on the walls while sculptural paintings are positioned around columns and placed on the floor and hung from the ceiling creating a maze of works.

Like the Kahn building, the front section of the pavilion is divided into three spaces, with a gracious central glass - walled entrance lobby and café with white - oak floors that incorporate narrow slits as ventilation outlets.

Hayes has conceived an installation for the Museum lobby that includes a fifteen - foot - long, wall - mounted horizontal sculpture for the west wall, and a free - standing, egg - shaped, floor - to - ceiling structure nearby.

Odili Donald Odita completed two wall murals in the lobby and on the second floor, and Carrie Mae Weems donated her photographs to the collection.

The artist transforms the museum lobby into an all - consuming invasion of eggs; thousands of illusionistic, hand - made sculptures of sunny - side - up, fried eggs are suspended on the walls, dripping to the corner and floor, and even found in unexpected places like the museum's front desk and staircase.

Barlow's sculptures have tended to be modified for, or inspired by, each venue: the high ceilings of the BALTIC Center for Contemporary Art in Newcastle provided an opportunity to create a very tall anthropomorphic object while here in the lobby of One Canada Square, a corporate office building, she has used a lurid pink and yellow colour scheme as a response to the floor - to - wall pinkie - brown marble hall.

Dominated by large painted areas of bright color on the wall and ceiling (arranged so that the work could incorporate a section of a previous mural by Judy Ledgerwood, leaving it untouched to accentuate its ornamental attraction) and vivid carpet on the floor, it also includes an eclectic selection of household and street lamps, tree branches, yarn, and power cords, along with the furniture provided for the lobby's small café.

There, the booth of London - based Laura Bartlett Gallery has been transformed completely into a lobby of a South American money exchange booth, complete with bright - colored flora, checkered tile floor, neon - teal walls, and a rickety stand with hand - painted signs advertising tarjetas prepagadas.

Tours will begin in the second floor lobby adjacent to Hammer and Hand and in front of the living wall.

The two - story, sky - lit lobby will be updated to reflect RFR's singular vision and aesthetics, including Venetian plaster white walls, granite and white terrazzo flooring, interior landscaping, a rotating world - class public arts program, contemporary lighting and concierge station, and an amenity coffee bar and convenience stand, as well as modern elevator cabs and a newly designed entry canopy.

Condominiums are buildings in which individuals separately own the air space inside the interior walls, floors and ceilings of their unit, but they jointly own an interest in the common areas that they share — such as the land, lobby, hallways, swimming pool and parking lot.

An old doorway has been blocked in using weathered wood pallets and creates a corner space for the dining table and chairs.A white - painted dresser has been positioned in a small lobby area that leads out onto the garden and is filled with the owner's collection of blue and white china together with shells and driftwood that have been collected from the beach.In the master bedroom, walls, floor and furniture have been painted in pure brilliant white to give the space a light and airy feel, with a mix of blue and white striped accessories, patchwork, florals and chambray adding to the coastal theme.The bed has been positioned so that the fabulous view can be enjoyed, while sun streams through the balcony doors and keeps the space warm all year round.

A marble - floored foyer steps down to a hotel lobby - scaled «great room» with wall - to - wall carpeting, grandiose 35 - foot high ceiling, and a gargantuan fireplace flanked by built - in media cabinets.

The impressive dark wood panelling on the walls, large custom - made mirror and herringbone flooring makes the most of the high ceilings in this lobby.