Deep down, we've all wanted to control floor tiles, right?
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The kitchen has whitewashed stucco walls and ornate floor tiles.
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It shattered and chipped one of our brand new floor tiles.
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In the kitchen, there were ugly floor tiles and old appliances.
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His company's Pavegen floor tiles generate electricity by harnessing the power of footsteps.
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And in a small upstairs bathroom, they installed geometric floor tiles from Clé.
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In the 215s and 260s gravestones were fashioned into kitchen counters and floor tiles.
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"It could have been Congoleum manufacturers who made floor tiles," Greenberg said last week.
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The third-floor bathroom includes patterned linoleum floor tiles and a claw-foot tub.
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The travertine walls, doors with Moorish accents, and colorful glazed floor tiles have alluring patterns.
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This level also has a bathroom with a stall shower and penny-round floor tiles.
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The bot can also read and respond to scenery markings on the themed floor tiles.
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The floor tiles and adhesive contained asbestos, a carcinogen, an internal company maintenance report shows.
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Also, Unruly Studios, a startup that turns floor tiles into games that teach children to code.
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She waxes quietly enthusiastic about a grid of copper floor tiles by the Minimalist Carl André.
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The space, once a bakery selling banh mi, has its original floor tiles, studded with pebbles.
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It was spacious with white floor tiles, luxurious white marble walls and a heated towel rack.
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Today: a manager who makes $373,363 per year and spends it on sleep balm and floor tiles.
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Shares of the company, which makes high-end floor tiles, are up 37.8 percent for the year.
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It looked like an audience at La Scala had had very strong feelings about our floor tiles.
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It loiters around the bases of toilets, seeps from under floor tiles and scales the walls of showers.
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The hotel has appealing common spaces, including a lobby lounge with hand-painted red and orange floor tiles.
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Clarke and her colleagues inoculated floor tiles with bacteria then placed food on the tiles for varying times.
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Off the foyer, a powder room with tumbled marble floor tiles has a polished black fossil limestone countertop.
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It's found inside electrical cords, roofing material, floor tiles, as a lubricant, as a brightening agent, as a filler.
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Gordy Mania is a humble place with cracked floor tiles and white and green paint flaking from the walls.
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I barely bat an eye at the person melding with the floor tiles; I've seen this many times before.
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These days, asbestos is still allowed in a few products including brake pads, roof coatings, floor tiles, and clothing.
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Raad Fadhil al-Alwani, a merchant in Hilla, another southern city, imports cleaning supplies and floor tiles from Iran.
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It was a particularly irksome task to clean up gum in this store, which he says had Mexican floor tiles.
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He knew that beneath the mosque's ceramic floor tiles there was a thin layer of cement, and below that, sand.
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Even worse, 90 to 95 percent of the bacterial colonies present on dirty shoes were transferred to clean floor tiles.
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The kitchen has checkerboard linoleum floor tiles, granite countertops, a ceramic farmhouse sink, new stainless steel appliances and a pantry.
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Developer Epic Games was forced into action last week, when players discovered some of the game&aposs floor tiles contained swastikas .
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But will making cosmetic changes, like ridding the kitchen of floor tiles that Berkus describes as "actually really ugly," be enough?
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The two second-floor bathrooms include one with vintage black-and-white harlequin-patterned floor tiles and a checkerboard wall trim.
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He moves with the sounds of the kitchen from one task to the next, his shoes gliding across the floor tiles.
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From its viscera-smeared interlocking floor tiles to its death-metal-occult iconography, it exudes gore and grittiness from every pore.
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Numerous oversize windows bring in an abundance of light and cityscape views, and blue-glazed floor tiles with radiant heat extend throughout.
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Fragments of black-and-white floor tiles from an unknown composite material show that they had been made to look like marble.
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The beautiful chef's kitchen boasts custom blue floor tiles, a farm sink, center island and a bright window alcove for casual dining.
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A Dutch door leads to an upgraded kitchen, with oak cabinets with solid-surface countertops, ceramic floor tiles and stainless steel appliances.
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Those flourishes include coffered and vaulted ceilings with tongue-and-groove, or machimbre, paneling; wood molding; and encaustic floor tiles handmade locally.
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One afternoon, Tom Collins, 63, and his family were lugging floor tiles into a cafe they are turning into a nutritional-supplement club.
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The fixtures and finishes include glass floor tiles and door hardware imported from Italy, and sinks and showers carved from Mongolian granite slabs.
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The rocket shard left a round hole in the ceiling and broke floor tiles, but the rest of the living room was intact.
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It was a drab and musty place with missing floor tiles, an upper and lower bunk, a toilet and a small steel sink.
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On the wall, above the antique terra-cotta floor tiles, hangs a picture of Madonna and child by the Baroque painter Francesco Solimena.
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The inspiration for these patterns is the Scrovegni Chapel: the black paintings refer to the floor tiles and the blue paintings evoke the ceiling.
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Terra-cotta literally means "fired earth," a nod to the process of turning clay into a durable product used in pottery, floor tiles, and roofing.
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The book's main surreal touch is the Imaginary Intern, a figure the fictional Leyner conjures from the pattern of cracks in a restroom's floor tiles.
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They lifted the floor tiles to excavate a hole with spades in which grown men can now stand upright, pulling out the earth with buckets.
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Two additional bedrooms and bathrooms (including one with double vanities, marble floor tiles and brass fixtures) are above the main floor, on the mezzanine level.
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Taking advantage of a sale at Porcelanosa cut their bill for the bathroom vanity, faucet, rainfall shower head and floor tiles by 40 to 55 percent.
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The kitchen was gutted and its ceiling raised; it has hand-painted cement floor tiles, honed-marble countertops, Danish pendant light fixtures and high-end appliances.
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This six-bedroom, three-bathroom home was built in the 2200th century and has period features such as colorful floor tiles and original doors and door frames.
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The room, which echoes the conservatory's shape and connects to the parlor floor, has a quartzite island, basalt floor tiles and a gleaming, 1970s-style arc lamp.
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The foyer has a half bathroom and a laundry area, and leads to an open-plan great room, with slate floor tiles and double-height cypress ceilings.
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Topps Tiles, which sells bathroom, wall and floor tiles said Brexit could also hurt consumer confidence, denting sales and could cause staffing problems from a smaller labour pool.
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Egyptian workers started renovating the tomb upon its discovery in 2018, finding a huge yard, colorful floor tiles and wall paintings documenting activities including boat making and hunting.
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At the entrance to the E train, there is a section of the original transit entrance from the World Trade Center, with its floor tiles and doors preserved.
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Laying out the floor tiles took nearly a year, and the basins in the bathrooms and wet bar were so heavy they required six men to carry them.
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Downstairs, modern touches include unexpectedly bold floor tiles in the kitchen and wallpaper in the parlor-floor bathroom, which Ms. Lowe Mailaender chose from options her husband presented.
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In May, Maison Vy began offering a complimentary high-tea buffet in the lobby-area restaurant where calming shades of blue are accented against paisley-patterned floor tiles.
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The company, which sells bathroom, wall and floor tiles from more than 350 stores in the UK, said the weakening demand was in line with its past experience.
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Inside the house, black shirts, pants and plaid scarves synonymous with Islamic State were strewn across rooms littered with broken floor tiles and chunks of rock from blasted walls.
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"We have started making floor tiles out of recycled plastic waste," he said, adding that the tiles can also be used to pave roads where there is no asphalt.
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Foremost in the artist's work is the importance of proportion and showcasing the human expression, either flanked on each side with pop art or crowded by pool-floor tiles.
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The shop, steps away from a street full of antique stores, is tiny and strictly functional, with shiny white floor tiles, bright fluorescent lights and a single red bench.
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Most noticeable are the steel floor tiles and the tracks along which rolls of newsprint were once shunted from laydown areas to the reels on which they were mounted.
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Afterwards, the hospital "needed special cleaning equipment" and ended up removing "some of the ceiling and floor tiles" in the man's room in order to get rid of the fungus.
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She could hear the rasp of her coat sleeve against her coat and the regular clicking of her faithful bag over the floor tiles: ka-thock ka-thock ka-thock.
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These steps lead to a balustrade-free rooftop deck, its terra-cotta floor tiles hand-painted a burnished red and installed without grout to add dimension and enhance their symmetry.
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Today, the modern, 39-room property features raw glass light fixtures, bespoke wooden furnishings and pure linen textiles, as well as a signature ceramic ceiling fashioned from salvaged floor tiles.
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Four bedrooms are upstairs, including the master suite, which has a bathroom with a free-standing Waterworks tub, a marble pedestal sink and French limestone floor tiles with radiant heating.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It was in Morro da Mineira favela, in Rio de Janeiro, that British engineer Laurence Kemball-Cook first saw how his floor tiles could make a difference.
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The floor tiles of Springfield Gardens' freshly painted hallways are labelled with spelling words, so that children can absorb information even as they file, in silence, from one room to another.
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It sure looks that way, though I was mostly distracted by the way Ophélie's sneakers slid across those bathroom floor tiles, emitting sharp squeaks like a flock of outraged baby birds.
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On the mezzanine level near the stairs down to the R-train platform, the ceiling leaks periodically; the floor tiles beneath the drip line are stained brownish-black, like bad teeth.
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But she always found the humor in the tragedy: In 2009, she told New York magazine that her Beverly Hills home's kitchen floor tiles were shaped and labeled like enormous Prozac tablets.
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They're commissioning neon signs bearing modestly sly double entendres, painting elaborate murals of tropical wildlife, and embedding floor tiles with branded greetings — all in the hopes that their guests will post them.
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It is all loaded into giant tarpaulin sacks that are weighed at the end of the day and then sent to be remade into shoes, chairs and floor tiles, among other products.
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He put in new walls, paneling, cheap floor tiles and a small window frame at the back of the room, to make it look as if he's peering into his neighbor's apartment.
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Violet from Texas agreed: Even though I'm not a big fan of mice, I wouldn't put them in boxes and put them in the floor tiles and treated the way they are.
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They're commissioning neon signs bearing modestly sly double entendres, painting elaborate murals of tropical wildlife and embedding floor tiles with branded greetings — all in the hope that their guests will post them.
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During my first meeting with my incredibly patient designer, Darra Bishop, she was showing me catalogs filled with light fixtures and doorknobs and paint colors and floor tiles and I just started bawling.
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And his loose style of photographing his subjects in their African-meets-Western wardrobes, often with clashing textiles and floor tiles in the compositions, is still an influence on photographers and fashion designers.
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Outside the main workshop, along a corridor of whitewashed walls and checkerboard floor tiles, stands a wire puller, an apparatus used to create gold wire that might be found in any jewelry studio.
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This pathogen, which typically sickens people with weakened immune systems, causing fever and chills, is "so invasive" hospitals have had to bring in special equipment to eradicate it, even removing ceiling and floor tiles.
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A second provision, not yet in effect, requires clinics to have costly hospital-grade facilities including extensive standards for such attributes as corridor width, room size, floor tiles and the swinging motion of doors.
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Except maybe the easygoing way in which Ms. Lavoine, a French design celebrity, appears to throw a room together with a bold stripe of wall paint here and a mosaic of floor tiles there.
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Mr. Kim kept the wraparound windows, the black-and-white floor tiles and the recessed tin chandelier rosette, then added some backlighted shelves behind the bar to hold the handmade plates and other pottery.
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Size: 2,169 square feet Price per square foot: $597 Indoors: Traditional Territorial-style on the outside, the house was renovated in 2015 with a contemporary interior — no vigas, kiva fireplaces or Saltillo floor tiles.
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Once inside, though, beyond the dust and the desolation, they noticed that colorful late 19th-century floor tiles patterned with extravagant floral and geometric motifs had, miraculously, survived intact in three of the rooms.
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About 62,000 claims are pending against Goodyear in states including Florida, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania and Texas over alleged exposure to asbestos-containing products as floor tiles, furnace hoses, gaskets and heat shields, Berkshire said.
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Franck, who is trained in making and laying floor tiles, said he plans to going into business with a plumber and a carpenter that he met in prison in Libya and returned on the same flight.
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These regulations covered numerous building features such as corridor width, the swinging motion of doors, floor tiles, parking spaces, elevator size, ventilation, electrical wiring, plumbing, floor tiling and even the angle that water flows from drinking fountains.
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Erzulie likes pink and light blue (the color of the floor tiles), sweet-smelling flowers and sparkling wine (provided in the form of the bubbly Kir de Jacmel), and small cakes (sticky buns are sold at the counter).
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Down four steps from the dining room, a casual dining area has ornate terrazzo floor tiles, ornamental bas-relief details on the walls, and doors that open to a patio area with a pool and a dining area.
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Thus arrived a four-seat antique wood bar; elbow-to-elbow marble tables ("It creates a party atmosphere every night"); special terra-cotta floor tiles from Florence; and a muraled ceiling of a cerulean sky and puffy white clouds.
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The designers covered a custom banquette in outdoor-grade pink fabric capable of withstanding wet swimsuits and children's spills, and installed hand-painted arabesque terra-cotta floor tiles from Tabarka Studio that extend from the inside to the outside.
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Five bedrooms are on the main level, along with the sunroom, an office, a curved chamber that was intended as a dining room and a meandering kitchen with tawny floor tiles and taupe cabinets topped in dark orange Formica.
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Ed and I arranged with the homeowners to actually take up the foyer and hallway floorboards and remove the press-on vinyl floor tiles that they had put down over the original hardwood floors when they bought the house in 20033.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A pivotal abortion case coming before the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday forces the justices to ponder seemingly mundane matters such as corridor width, the swinging motion of doors, floor tiles and the angle that water flows from drinking fountains.
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"Every natural thing has a purpose, you just got to find out what that purpose is," said McMaster, sipping a cup of coffee in an office above the restaurant which uses disposed materials like industrial floor tiles and cabinet frames as furniture.
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On a recent Saturday night, when my family and I showed up for dinner, we bypassed the slightly grim dining room (dun-colored floor tiles, walls painted an institutional green) and took a high table in the much larger, and far livelier, barroom.
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The Baron, in west Aleppo near the front line, was hit by mortar bombs, including one that sprayed shrapnel across an upper floor and another that crashed through the window of its "Oriental Room" onto delicate floor tiles but failed to explode.
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This 20-year-old firm uses that "postindustrial waste," as the co-chief executive Jennifer Biscoe put it, to make custom floor tiles in practically any color and pattern, including optical illusory designs that could give a room a fun-house feel.
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With matte white columns, matte black beams, illuminated vaults framed by clerestory windows, mirrored enclosures to camouflage mechanical fixtures, glass storefronts and a central island of porcelain floor tiles that look and feel like real wood, TurnStyle is a far cry from Nedick's, an orange-drink-and-hot-dog chain that operated in the subway until the 1980s.
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The potential of such technology was recently showcased at an Xbox event in San Francisco, where users of the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset could play Minecraft either on a 2D screen in a virtual theater (complete with Minecrafty floor tiles) or by jumping in and playing as though they were actually moving around in the world.
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Opened in November 2016 in what was once a metals factory called Casa Cohen, the hotel has a fresh vibe — from zigzag floor tiles to floral wall murals — with shared spaces that include an outdoor patio and pool; a sitting room with a grand piano; and a library stocked with books like "Imperfect Utopia," by the artist Carlos Betancourt.
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Herded by Nazi soldiers, who baited the Jews with promises that the talented people and those who could work would get double portions of bread, some seven thousand were led to the courthouse, a white stone building with pane-glass windows, a sweeping staircase, and smooth octagonal floor tiles, "like the courthouse in Elizabeth," New Jersey, as Rae described it.
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Archaeologists working on the historic Castle of Urfa in the southeastern city of Şanlıurfa unearthed the floor tiles, according to the announcement from the Şanlıurfa Metropolitan Municipality, and they estimate that the images date to the first or second centuries CE. The team had unearthed the ancient necropolis on the castle's site about 10 months ago and have since found nearly 80 additional rock-cut tombs.
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For example, if there are missing floor tiles in a house, you could see a film where that is described as a feeling of decay, but to me it would be more interesting to put the floor mat over that so you see the indentation but you also see some human being who is trying to uplift their home and putting love into it.
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It's a kind of homage, the same but not, updated and, for a celebrity designer, self-effacing, with nods that may register only subliminally, like the main bar, which is the exact same length as the old bar (27 feet 1 inch); the concrete floor tiles next to it, which are the same width as the terra-cotta ones at 16th Street; the brass light fixtures over the bar, hung at the same height.
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The firm demolished virtually every aspect of the home but retained that original flow — one that reflected the era's increasingly bourgeois postwar mentality, when nuclear families became the norm — while subtly referencing the groovy period in which the building was erected: Midcentury-style built-ins in brass and eucalyptus and wenge wood now line the hallway, which leads to a "Jetsons"-worthy kitchen with jade green laminate cabinets, geometric cement floor tiles and a customized breakfast nook upholstered in nubby cerulean wool by Raf Simons for Kvadrat.
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