Sentences with phrase «floor tile works»

As one of the most celebrated sculptors of the Minimalism movement, Carl Andre is famous for his wood sculptures and his later floor tile works.

Jeweler Alexis Bittar's kitchen in his Brooklyn Heights home gives off retro vibes thanks to the its black - and - white checkerboard floor tile work.

Jeweler Alexis Bittar's kitchen in his Brooklyn Heights home gives off retro vibes thanks to the its black - and - white checkerboard floor tile work.

Not exact matches

Old wrought iron benches, craquelured tile, blemished floor boards and eroded stones from entire chapels transplanted to Calgary.

This kitchen renovation wouldn't have been possible without the help and generosity of Cement Tile Shop, Shelfology, Barn Works, Schiller's Salvage, and Floor and Decor.

Rather than having to scrub and rinse clean, I just sprayed this product on my tile floors and let it work its magic.

I mentioned to Julian how much I would love to have our kitchen look like this, roomier, more work space, and an actual tile floor!

The work on the original floor tile just brought them back to life.

The floor to ceiling tile work is absolutely breathtaking here.

Area rugs work with hardwood, tiles and even carpeted floors.

Things such as the painting of the house, remodeling of kitchen or bathrooms, flooring, tiling or any other major repair work is covered under the head of renovation loans.

Damp mops work best when removing hair from tile flooring.

The good thing about this product is it works well on carpet, wooden floors or tiles where it gets into the cracks and crevices and can also be used on your pet.

I've also seen it work on tile and concrete floors in the veterinary clinics I worked at.

And, wrought iron fixtures, intricate crown moulding, and terracotta floor tiles complete Bernardo's classic Spanish atmosphere.

Guest rooms and suites in the Vale D'Oliveiras Quinta Resort and Spa have a tasteful Mediterranean decor of bright neutral tones with drapes and bed linen adding splashes of vivid colours in 4 different themes, stylish furnishings set on cool tiled floors and modern amenities for your comfort; features include a private furnished balcony, terrace or garden area for some rooms, individually - controlled air - conditioning, a private bathroom with hair dryer, robes & slippers and Azarro Chrome amenities, internet access, satellite TV, direct dial telephone, mini fridge, electronic safe box, a work desk and corner seating and tea & coffee making facilities.

The center of the house is a two - story atrium with a sweeping staircase, wrought - iron railings and a classic black and white tile floor.

The tiled floor, white walls, and shadow box shelves offset the glass works of art that range in size from paperweights and jewelry to larger sculptures.

This top floor, corner unit boasts unsurpassed views, sought after privacy, spacious and stunning oceanfront lanai, air conditioning, exotic wood, tile and granite finishes, Smart TVs, work spaces and lovely furnishings.

This cozy condo offers granite throughout the kitchen and bathroom, stainless appliances in the kitchen, new stone and tile work, updated seating at the kitchen bar, and new flooring throughout the unit.

Special architectural details include a wood - beam ceiling, Saltillo tile floors and wrought - iron chandeliers.

ROOM FACILITIES: Guest rooms feature tile floors, oversized king or queen beds, flat - screen cable TVs and work desks with plentiful power outlets and task lighting.

This charming hotel has 9 pretty, white - washed, tile - floored, air - conditioned rooms with wrought iron beds, ceiling fans, tvs.....

The Terminal 3 work includes the modernisation of flight information screens with the introduction of several plasma screens, clearer wayfinding signage, replacement flooring tiles on the upper level, plus the creation of four brand new shops and one new catering unit on the upper level.

The villa's Mission - style interiors bring a touch of Old World romance to the Central American forest, with their tiled floors, beamed ceilings, arched doorways and wrought - iron accents.

The floors are tiled, which works well for a beach destination and the headboard is large with local artwork on it.

Set behind an electronic wrought iron gate, the spacious interiors feature terra cotta tiled floors and informal, casual but comfortable furnishings.

The Ground Floor is Fully Tiled and offers a very modern Reception area, 2 Work Stations, a Private Office, a Kitchenette, and His and Her Restrooms.

Guest accommodation has an inviting ambience; interiors of soft neutral tones, patterned drapes and fabrics of warm colours, smart wood furnishings on cool tiled flooring and modern amenities for your comfort and convenience; features include a private furnished balcony, individually controlled air - conditioning, en suite bathroom with bathtub / shower and hair dryer, satellite TV with radio channels, direct dial telephone, work desk and chair, mini fridge, safe box rental, and occasional table with comfortable seating.

Work was completed with the utmost care and planning, offering 1,536 feet of Open Space on the Ground Floor (24 ft x 64 ft.) all finished with tiled floors and original Brick Walls; recess lights illuminate throughout and are customizable.

With Shingles (2011), for example, Carl Andre's floor - based metal works meet their working - class counterpart, as copper plates are exchanged for patterns of overlapping asphalt roofing tiles; Siding (2011), meanwhile, replaces Donald Judd's shiny metal cubes with the work's namesake — and very plebeian — exterior vinyl wallcovering found on many a tract house; and by simply lifting a marble countertop off the bathroom sink and onto the wall, Counter (2012) proves that even the slightest of gestures, such as a change of orientation and context, can render foreign something familiar — the everyday as convincing art object.

Leslie Lyons and J.B. Wilson draw inspiration from this art historical oddity, creating sublimated print tiles that both reference the «Unswept Floor» as well figurative tile works which «remove the trappings of mythologizing human behavior and return to a place of rational accounting and purification.»

As a teaser for the upcoming exhibition project, the Fondation Beyeler presented a floor work at Art Basel Miami Beach that covers the whole floor of the booth and for the first time features Beatriz Milhazes cermic tiles.

The same is true of her large - scale terra cotta floor works, which are made by joining together tile with contrasting mortar, much like her canvas panels are joined with visible thread.

At Art Basel Miami Beach in 2010, the Fondation Beyeler exhibited a spectacular floor work, a first - ever project in which the entire area of the stand was covered with ceramic tiles designed by the artist.

The far end is the living area, with sofas, a television and an industrial - chic kitchen along one wall; the other half is her work studio, lined with vast Bollywood - style posters from a recent exhibition, tiles and fabrics strewn on the floor, and strange objects in glass cabinets which have, or will be, incorporated into her art.

The early tile work also included tile sculptures that sat on the floor, so you have a plane and something pushing out from that plane.

the rope pieces, the paper pulp and the tile floor works?

In the hands of the four canonical artists associated with the movement — Judd, Carl Andre, Dan Flavin, and Robert Morris — the work typically consisted of sculptural, bluntly geometrical works created from industrial materials (wood cubes, metal floor tiles, neon lights, thick felt drapes, etc.) that confronted viewers with their sheer, implacable objecthood, revealing nothing but their relation to the viewer's own physicality.

One of his most famous works was executed in Rome in 1969, entitled Untitled (12 Horses), the iconic work harnessed 12 horses to the walls of a garage with a tiled floor.

Watch Queen, a pair of interwoven π - shaped structures (one standing and the other lying on the floor) dressed in pink ceramic tiles is stationed between the first two works.

For instance, Work No 100: On a tiled floor, in an awkward place, a cubic stack of tiles built on top of one of the existing tiles looks different in the Bern Kunsthalle than in a toilet cubicle in a disused office space.

A tiled floor abuts a slice of wrought iron, book - ended by a wedge of drainpipe, a classical pilaster or a conch shell.

Instead, they litter the floor and table surfaces like large, mis - matched carpet tiles, creating a kind of multi-layered horizontal work across the length of the room.

In addition to cups and palettes full of bright primary pigments, the installation includes Míro's own mood board of inspirational clippings — among them a picture of Picasso and a photograph of a beach — a tile floor splattered with paint, and, on one work table, what looks like a large, blown glass bong.

Similarly, the floor piece [Gun Tiles, 2013] engages issues addressed by Andre's floor works, but Anderson adds new levels of viewer interactivity and interrelationships between formal elements within the work.

«The gallery was completely «empty» of any expected works of art, so there was no getting away from Fish's floor - bound intervention... As I walked through the gallery, the ebb and flow of tiles beneath my feet swelled to almost complete blackness.»

Based on tile work on the floor of this site - specific installation, the algorithmic nature of «Floret» typifies the conceptual abstraction of an artist deeply mindful of the observed minutiae of her surroundings.

Oppenheim also presents La Quema, a twelve - panel photographic and ceramic tile work installed in the gallery's second - floor project space.

The exhibition, organized by Dia curator Yasmil Raymond and former Dia director (now MOCA director) Philippe Vergne, is an occasion to consider the entire sweep of Andre's oeuvre, which, together with Donald Judd and Richard Serra's work, formed the hieratic core of the Minimalist movement — with Andre's key contribution being his breaking of the fourth wall, as it were, by encouraging viewers to interact with his famous floor - tile sculptures by walking on them.