Sentences with phrase «wall height by»

With floor space limited, full use has been made of the wall height by creating a library on a mezzanine level, accessed by a ladder.

Maximize vertical space Take advantage of wall height by adding tall bookcases, cabinets or shelves, or by hanging hooks for jackets in the hallway, clothing and toys in a child's room or pots and pans in the kitchen.

Not exact matches

We found it was quite hard to tell by eye alone which ball had bounced the highest as they tended to shoot off in different directions, so for our second attempt we marked a certain hight on the wall, and dropped the balls one at a time from the same height trying to make another mark at the height reached on first bounce.

Another option would be to do a standing forward bend but with both hands on the wall or chair at about the height of the waist — that way you end up with more of a 90 degree angle between the thighs and the torso and the weight of the upper body is supported by something else.

Elevate indoor rooms to new heights by adding a wall mirror.

Take your relationship to new heights by scheduling a fun first date at your local climbing wall.

The ProMaster City also boasts a roof height of 51.8 inches, and the walls feature vertical side panels, which allow for the attachment of shelves or storage racks by third parties.

Measure the height and width of the back wall of the crate, reducing the measurement by 1/8» (3 mm) on the top and one side, and cut your foam core to fit to that measurement.

Disqualifying faults in Whippets are: more than one half inch above or below the height standard; blue or wall (whitish) eyes; jaw that is undershot or overshot by one - quarter inch or more; and any coat that is not short, close, smooth, and firm in texture.

As the environments become steeper, you'll reach greater heights — use elevation to your advantage by ascending walls and ledges, then launch yourself onto your target and land a flurry of blows, while holding on for your life!

His design for Cullen Sculpture Garden is a modern approach to the traditional idea of a garden — framed by concrete walls ranging in height, the works of sculpture within it are set among broken curves and abrupt angles.

The ground floor contains important sculptural statements from the last century by Anish Kapoor — At the Edge of the World II (1998) floats above head height, receding seemingly impossibly into space and time — and Richard Deacon, who presents his own takes on materiality and multidimensionality through a twisted plywood Möbius - like form, Turning a Blind Eye (1984), and the stainless steel, wall - based Infinity series.

The show brings together works — like David Hammons's Bliz - aard Ball Sale (1983), in which he sold snowballs from a blanket on a New York street on a winter day, and Joseph Beuys's suggestion that the height of the Berlin Wall be increased by five centimeters, which scandalized West Germany — solely by way of Rubinstein's written descriptions of them, taken from his book of the same title (Paper Monument, 2014).

Finally, there are a series of almost invisible shapes, made of transparent glass hung on the wall at the height of the viewer's body, each is inspired by the Bauhaus professor, painter and theater director, Oskar Schlemmer and his famous designs for costumes that turned the body into geometric abstractions.

The sheer size of the studio and double height of the walls allowed him to come out of the gate with huge paintings, some as large as ten feet long by six to eight feet high.

The units are fixed to the wall at one of their long sides, positioned one above another in a vertical arrangement, with each box being separated from the next by a distance equal to its height, and this same distance separates the bottom of the lowest unit and the floor.

And yet, when your attention is drawn to it, one becomes awestruck, again, by the simple beauty of the cast - in - place concrete that evokes natural forms, the elegant and complete intersections of the varying wall heights and joinery, and the raking light that gives life to the walls and illuminates the paintings.

But instead of encouraging us to enjoy and investigate them as single sculptures, the show sets us the conundrum of trying to work out why they are surrounded here by a line of art magazines of the 1930s that have been stuck up on the wall, all the way round the room, at wheelchair height.

Hung higher on the wall than paintings, the sculptures defy gravity and dictate their own height and perspective by projecting shadow shapes at varying angles on the wall.

The horizontal transparent Plexiglas panels coloured with self - adhesive vinyl, lined up sequentially at a set height along the walls, alter our perception of space by introducing a new height within the room and by washing the walls with coloured shadows.

On the more intimate first floor of the gallery, a group of seven small square abstract oil paintings by McDowell hang at museum height around the four walls of the room.

That he eventually came to produce monumental wall pieces that in many ways rivaled those of the globally famous Anselm Kiefer is testimony to a quality of intellect and imagination that overcame the limits imposed by a rural Southern upbringing at the height of the Jim Crow era.

A disc of black acrylic gesso overlain by a waxing moon form created with hand - applied squiggles of mud, the work nearly covers the double - height wall; runoff sludge splatters the floor and ceiling.

Using the height of the building to create air flow for «passive air con» aided by cooling from underground water sources — and maximum use of natural light through translucent walls.

It was an inspiration for young aspiring architects everywhere, as we described in an earlier post «a glimpse of carefree futuristic living inside a plastic - walled floating cruciform structure with picture phones, height - adjustable sinks, dishes washed by ultrasonic waves, and atomic food preservation.»

You can also raise plant height by several feet using retaining walls, raised beds, or extra long, slender containers.

«Living area» is generally «Heated by a conventional heating system or systems (forced air, radiant, solar, etc.) permanently installed, finished, with walls, floors and ceilings of materials generally accepted for interior construction (e.g., painted drywall / sheet rock or paneled walls, carpeted or hardwood flooring, etc.) and with a ceiling height of at least seven feet, except under beams, ducts, etc. where the height must be at least six feet four inches [Note: In rooms with sloped ceilings (e.g., finished attics, bonus rooms, etc.) you may also include as living area the portion of the room with a ceiling height of at least five feet if at least one - half of the finished area of the room has a ceiling height of at least seven feet.]

Creating privacy for the sleeping area could also be achieved by building a partial - height wall parallel to the bed.

To allow for pattern repeat, divide the height of the wall by the number of inches between the pattern repeat; if you have a fractional remainder, round it off to the next highest number.

For example, a 96 inch wall height divided by an 18 - inch pattern repeat gives you 5.33 repeats, rounded off to 6.

SC: Start by measuring the height and width of all walls to be papered, taking into account the pattern repeat, to calculate the quantity of paper required.

Cabinet Color - Winter's Gate in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore Wall Color - Horizon in Eggshell by Benjamin Moore Trim Color — Simply White in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore Door Color — Mopboard Black in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore All appliances are Whirlpool and were purchased at Lowe's during their Memorial Day Sale Hood — Custom Built Farmhouse Sink — Signature Hardware Faucet — Wayfair Backsplash — purchased from McKenzie Restoration (but just basic white subway tile that can be purchased pretty much anywhere) Counters — Honed Carrara Marble Hardware — Home Depot (think they were by Martha Stewart) Runner — Gift from my mom (from Home Decorator's Collection) Counter Height Stools — Target Mug Holder — World Market Little Bird Tea Cups — Heritage Lace Menu Chalkboard — Dear Lillie (for sale in our shop coming very soon!)

Source Info: Cabinet and Mantel Color — Winter Gates in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore Wall Color - Horizon in Eggshell by Benjamin Moore Trim Color — Simply White in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore Door Color — Mopboard Black in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore All appliances are Whirlpool and were purchased at Lowe's during their Memorial Day Sale Hood — Custom Built Farmhouse Sink — Signature Hardware Faucet — Wayfair Backsplash — just basic white subway tile Counters — Honed Carrara Marble Hardware — Home Depot (think they were by Martha Stewart) Counter Height Stools — World Market Mug Holder — World Market Little Bird Tea Cups — Heritage Lace Menu Chalkboard — Dear Lillie Flush Mount — Lowe's Pendants — Birch Lane Circular Mirror — Can be found here Metal Baskets — Joss and Main Dishes — Emma Collection from Pottery Barn (wedding gifts) Dishes — Mikasa Canisters — wedding gift — Williams - Sonoma

You can add drama and emphasize the height of the walls by using large scale window treatments, artwork and accessories as we have done below.

Pick and position wall and base units by thinking about the outside space too — here the honeyed tones of cabinetry and fencing co-ordinate, while the height of the panels echoes the run of wall cupboards.

The AGA forms a focal point to one wall and is framed by double height cupboards to both sides, one of which has bi-fold doors to conceal smaller appliances.

Wide painted stripes inspired by the tree bark outside add height behind the twin bed headboards and dimension to the soft gray walls.

By taking the tile all the way to the ceiling, it adds a feeling of height and draws your attention away from how close the walls are.

What I did was measure the height of the wall and divide it by how many stripes you want and then you have a nice equal number for each stripe.

It takes the room to new heights by extending the eye upward and adds a jolt of pattern to a blank wall.

Start by measuring the height of your wall and then add 10 cm to this.

Planning / measurements: I started by measuring the wall width and height.

I prefer mismatched nightstands, on one condition: they have to be the same height, so that lamps top out at the same eye level, or lights have to be wall - mounted so the difference in table heights isn't emphasized by lopsided lamps.

Mantel Color - Winter's Gate in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore Wall Color - Horizon in Eggshell by Benjamin Moore Trim Color — Simply White in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore Door Color — Mopboard Black in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore Counter Height Stools — Target Menu Chalkboard — Dear Lillie (for sale in our shop coming very soon!)

Straighten walls If you own a period property with uneven walls, try wallpapering right up to the ceiling and around door frames; this effect will create height and disguise any imperfections by unifying the room and giving the effect of smoothing out the wall.