Sentences with phrase «traditional use of wood»

Not exact matches

Hemp fibers can also be used to make paper that is stronger than most of today's paper while using a method that is more environmentally friendly than the traditional chemical - intensive process of taking wood and turning it into pulp.

The Fontana Ovens use up to 80 percent less wood than traditional brick ovens, but can still reach cooking temperatures nearly twice that of a standard home oven.

Some ingredients from just one of the manufacturers we carry: — Recycled Rubber wood (clean, natural rubber wood recycled from rubber trees no longer able to produce latex); — Non-Chemical Preservative Wood (stabilized using a chemical - free kiln - drying process); — Non-Formaldehyde Glue (toys assembled using a non-formaldehyde glue in place of the traditional toxic wood glue); — Water Based Dye (non-toxic, water based dyes to add accent colors to products, containing no heavy metal elements such as lead, mercury, etc..)

To stain the wood, I decided to use this dark glaze from Velvet Finishes instead of a traditional stain.

Made of paulownia wood with twisted silk strings, the geomungo used in the Closing Ceremony are also carved with the traditional arabesque design.»

Real wood veneers, Piano Black accents and fine leathers are a big part of the Bentley experience and this handcrafted approach using traditional touches like the organ stop vent controls are incorporated in an interior that also uses the latest in electronics and infotainment.

The console, the core of the interior design, uses a traditional Japanese architectural wood joinery technique, kanawa tsugi, found in the carpentry used to build religious temples and shrines.

The wooden center console was put together using traditional Japanese wood joinery techniques, and a set of screens on the dashboard spans the entire width of the interior.

Traeger introduced the idea of using wood pellets in a grill in the 1980s, sparking a new way of grilling and smoking meat beyond the traditional charcoal or propane grill.

This villa is designed and built by the same international group that built the Four Seasons hotel in Bali, a simple design with the use of traditional Balinese architectural concepts and best use of local wood and stone handicrafts and also offer you the modern facilities.

and a stand - alone villas which uses the same pool with views of terraced rice fields which are both equipped with modern equipment and traditional forms of Bali with the ceiling of reeds, ivory - colored sandstone, dark teak wood and stone floors white.

The wood is generally between 40 and 60 years old and retains many of the traditional carvings and original markings from the material's previous use.

Materials were sourced locally and all furnishings created with traditional skills: huge marble baths carved from single blocks of Romblon marble and wooden baths crafted using traditional boat - building techniques; local wood and rattan sourced from sustainable supplies; cushions made from tribal fabrics, woven by craftspeople from Mindanao in the South; and intricate wooden chests carved by indigenous Palawan woodcarvers.

Pan-Asian fusion with a touch of flair Oriental à la carte specialties are served at a Teppanyaki table, where your own private chef awaits Open for dinner only The Steakhouse Designed as a traditional Argentinean Grill, with a cast iron and brick oven that uses wood and charcoal Prime meats are the feature selection Open for dinner Capriccio From pasta to Panna Cotta, a delicious menu of Italian favorites, specialty items and classics.

The interior is a harmonious mixture of traditional and contemporary with the use of rich warm earth tones and different shades of woods.

In both the outdoor and indoor living spaces, the traditional Greek isles look — heavy on stone, wood, stucco and pops of blue and white — gets a refined update, using a toned - down palette of soft creams, grays and greens.

Modelled on traditional Balinese designs using local wood and stone, the architecture is offset by the works of local artists.

I am currently using more traditional art materials like paper, ceramics, paint, and wood but have also, and continue to use landscape materials bacteria and more contemporary means of facture like digital modeling and production.

Keeping with its aim of promoting a new generation of Asian artists, Galerie Paris - Beijing celebrates the creative energy of the Land of the Calm Morning with works that combine the use of traditional materials such as wood, metal or charcoal, and the exploration of highly innovative techniques.

She uses traditional craft techniques to create sculptures made of natural materials, such as wood, bone and animal hides.

Employing traditional techniques on very smooth wood and canvas surfaces, Gundersen uses oils to reveal a depth of color and movement, much like harmonic overtones in music.

Goldberg goes further, at times drawing on stylistic motifs and use of color commonly associated with 18th and 19th century traditional Japanese wood - block printing.

Traditional offerings of quilts, weavings, knits, and crochet are available, as well as innovative art that uses fiber techniques with nontraditional materials, such as metals, glass, wood, and clay.

In this assemblage of forms, Sara Barker combines numerous unexpected textures including a hand - painted landscape on steel, honeycombed resin, brass, wood and the lacquer finish used on traditional Japanese boxes.

Of all the artists associated with the loose Fluxus movement, Robert Watts was perhaps the most «object oriented,» the one who took the most visible pleasure in using his considerable skills at traditional craft (wood carving, finish carpentry, chroming).

Using found objects like furniture, wood, wheels, shells, fabric and bone, her sculptural works are informed by traditional hand - working skills that have been passed down through generations, and are bolstered by spiritual aspects of Mormon Thought and Sisterhood.

While his early works in the 1970s were mostly created using recovered objects, in his later work Cragg has used more traditional materials, such as wood, bronze and marble, continually renewing his repertoire of forms, reaching towards an abstract appreciation of the human body.

A dazzling world of glass, beads and chains Instead of the traditional sculptural materials of wood, stone and clay, Lee uses glass, beads and chains — industrial materials that symbolize modernism.

However, during the 1960s he abandoned traditional painting in favour of a host of everyday materials with which he created sculptures and installations, using wool, coal, iron, stones, earth, wood and even, controversially, live animals.

(c) Prohibit the use of conventional / traditional biomass in inefficient wood stoves in developing countries and instead move to highly - efficient biomass woodstoves and biogas digesters, and other renewable energy sources.

Billions of people use traditional renewable energy (wood, charcoal and dung) to cook in and heat their homes.

London Design Festival 2016: the frame of this simple chair by designer Samuel Wilkinson is made using the traditional technique of steam - bending wood (+ slideshow).

This type of forest has large volumes of biomass that can not be used by traditional wood - processing industries, which represent a potential source for energy generation.

Part of the reason was that «40 percent of families who used a more efficient wood stove as part of the intervention also elected to continue using traditional stoves, which they preferred for making staple dishes such as roti bread.

Its contribution to final energy demand is five times higher than wind and solar PV combined, even when inefficient and unsustainable traditional biomass, such as the use of wood and dung for cooking, is excluded.

Greensburg has a demonstration home made of concrete and another under way using a «wood block» system that's stronger than traditional building methods because the wood interlocks like Legos, he says.

Engineered hardwood is suitable to use for your kitchen that's cause of resists moisture and any damage better than the real traditional wood.

The rich blue effect used on the ceiling is in bold contrast to the warm tones of the traditional wood panelling and long dining table.

I love to use our families antiques and newer traditional ish pieces that I have and also incorporate a rustic feel with use of wood pieces (driftwood / branches).

In contemporary schemes, wood can soften the sharp edges of minimalist design, while in more traditional spaces, such as this, it can be used to co-ordinate kitchen cabinetry with architectural features.

Two years INSPIRATION: Books featuring warm modern homes, as well as the strict preferences of the homeowners themselves REQUIREMENTS: Simplicity of design, sustainability, durability, practicality and a reverence for the traditional architecture of the neighborhood while maintaining a minimalist, modern aesthetic MATERIALS USED: Quartz countertops, ceramic and porcelain tiles, steel and wood - clad windows, white oak floors, walnut cabinetry, natural linens, reclaimed wood beams, concrete, plaster and lots of glass DESIGNERS»S FAVORITE ROOM: The multipurpose living space, especially since it contains an innovative and sculptural steel staircase

Traditional wood fireplaces draw valuable heat out of the house, while new gas fireplaces with sealed units maximize heat use.

Different styles of wood panelling were used for each different room, but each style works brilliantly in whatever room it's in, from the more traditional hall to this contemporary kitchen.