An octagonal conversation pit surrounded by octagonal bedrooms — each painted its own deep hue, like blueberry or fuchsia — it also has triangular windows and a hexagonal pool in the yard.
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A nondescript "OCTAGONAL SIGN" wonder what it'll be used for??
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A deep covered porch with octagonal columns wraps around two sides.
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We piled into a small, octagonal room and the clock started ticking.
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The answer — eight — harmonized nicely with the octagonal plan of the stadium.
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The octagonal rocket and the two tower antennas are other defining characteristics.
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The watch's plain octagonal case is similar to that of the Boy.
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Laurelle, a former model, was wearing octagonal glasses and a colorful shawl.
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The women are buried in the octagonal stone turbe adjacent to the mosque.
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This three-bedroom octagonal home was built on a rotating platform in Australia.
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Bored, I walked around the clock, which is also an octagonal information center.
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He looked at several of the open books heaped on the octagonal table.
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The behemoth paintings line the octagonal space, all very similar: dark, deep, enveloping.
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Is it also way too close to the octagonal Dharma Initiative logo from Lost?
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Mr. Akermo recently bought a Royal Oak, the $16,000 octagonal watch from Audemars Piguet.
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The tower's octagonal rooms have arched windows and sweeping views out to the sea.
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U+1F13D1 OCTAGONAL SIGN Am I supposed to paint my own meaning into this sign?
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He followed her into a dishevelled sitting room, where open books covered an octagonal table.
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The octagonal entrance chamber has a model of the old Riyadh fortress at its center.
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Along with a fabled octagonal mirror, they form Japan's royal regalia, or the Three Sacred Treasures.
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The corner entrance, featuring a stately octagonal rotunda, has three bas-relief figures on the exterior.
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A woven black, white, and red large plastic mat lies beneath the octagonal tables for coloring.
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Rennie and Grimstad resolved to drive there and find the goat farm with the octagonal barn.
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Built in 1776, the octagonal, steepled, butter-yellow structure is often depicted in Erzgebirge folk art.
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Octagonal, flat sided, its two fuel tanks and two oxidizer tanks arranged symmetrically around its central axis.
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One, in Newnan, Ga., replicated the San Bernardino restaurant, an octagonal building that has since been destroyed.
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The result was spectacular: the first octagonal dome in history built without a temporary wooden supporting frame.
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Here, Iranians swim in an octagonal swimming pool at the guesthouse of the Iranian National Oil Company.
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These stone octagonal coasters will keep your tables from getting rings and won't clash with your Halloween decor.
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Note that her pot is not the Art Deco original from Bialetti, with gleaming octagonal slopes of aluminum.
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A hallway with a wet bar to the right of the main entrance leads to the octagonal solarium.
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The atrium of the library's lobby has a soaring octagonal skylight, which the artist compares to an observatory.
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She swept the books off the octagonal table with a strong arm, sending them crashing to the floor.
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He bathed in sacred waters and mounted an octagonal throne, cooled by the shade of a nine-tiered umbrella.
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The master bedroom has an octagonal shape with a vaulted ceiling, making the already spacious suite feel even larger.
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The second floor has an octagonal-shape sitting room, with a fireplace and a small kitchen hidden behind paneling.
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It is framed by pavé diamonds in an octagonal shape similar to the fung shui talisman, the bat gua.
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She battled the humidity with a green turban head wrap and shielded herself from the sun in large octagonal sunglasses.
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It was built in a rare octagonal shape, and later it became a prison, then a refuge during the plague.
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An enclosed family room, also described as a "social office," holds a round table surrounded by chairs with octagonal backrests.
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And a fifth, the most effectively presented gallery of all, contains two sculptures almost side by side in an octagonal space.
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The octagonal shape and the title reference to "land" call to mind the aerial photos of Homs in the Syrian conflict.
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The octagonal giant screens mounted on a platform mimic a desert encounter where agents must decide whether to fire their weapons.
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She thinks the lighthouse directly incorporated Euclidian mathematics, as a rectangular tower rising into an octagonal shaft capped with a cylindrical beacon.
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It consists of one large octagonal room on each of three floors and a roof lantern, or cupola, on the uppermost floor.
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And it gave an incorrect measurement for the octagonal rooms in the house; they are 548 square feet, not 26 square feet.
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And it gave an incorrect measurement for the octagonal rooms in the house; they are 2698 square feet, not 24637 square feet.
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With its subtle octagonal framing of the dial, it vaguely suggests an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak beamed in from the 23rd century.
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In addition they mandated that the octagonal cage be 21 feet in diameter, much larger than the one being used by the UFC.
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The home contains six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, and features stunning original architectural detailing like an octagonal coffered ceiling in the dining room.
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These were "ultra-luxury manly spaces" for the elite, with $100,000 sound systems, imported Norwegian recliners, and octagonal libraries full of antique lanterns.
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The most immediate challenge was bracing the raft through the tumultuous waves that kept coming, so they leaned outward onto the octagonal sides.
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The hot tub appears to be in perhaps the most distinctive architectural feature of the shingle-sided house, a two-story octagonal wing.
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The classic design, with its octagonal halo of sparking channel-set diamonds, is thought to be close to flawless and worth more than $250,000.
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Set into the octagonal atrium of a large art museum, it was the first thing I saw when I came in, sometime in 2009.
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Halfway between Waterbury ("Brass City") and Meriden ("Silver City"), Blackie's is housed in an octagonal, barnlike structure that began life as a filling station.
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An octagonal column rises up from the bottom of the pit — a measuring stick, so to speak, of the flood levels of the mighty river.
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Royal Crown Derby has a series of designs in the works, like a £75 heart-shaped tray and a £150 octagonal plate finished in gold.
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With its octagonal bezel, exposed mounting screws and razor-sharp lines, the Royal Oak, as many of its devotees will attest, can be an acquired taste.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship seemed for years to be a curio, a niche sport for those interested in seeing combatants pummel one another in an octagonal cage.
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Just past the main door to the house is an octagonal structure covered in tie-dyed terry cloth that turns out to be a functioning sauna.
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Although the building is square, its rooms are octagonal, precisely 548 square feet each, with the mechanicals and bathrooms tucked behind the plaster and boiserie walls.
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Instead, he worked an octagonal stage that rose and fell throughout the night, sometimes placing him atop a small mountain, and other times rendering him approachable.
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Two dozen photographs by Diane Arbus had a room of their own, while an octagonal gallery was devoted solely to seven of Agnes Martin's serene abstract paintings.
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A dozen white arches supported by columns frame the main dining room, under a three-story, octagonal cupola, and green leather bumpers grace the curved bar top.
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North of the village of Byglandsfjord, we stopped briefly at the Ardal Church, a small octagonal structure of white wood with a classic steeple, built in 1828.
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According to Christie's, John D. Rockefeller Jr. first acquired the octagonal step-cut emerald in 1930 to form part of a brooch for his wife, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller.
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The event looked amazing, with a two-story octagonal stage at the center of the stadium, covered in more than 100 displays that were showing off the action.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Ultimate Fighting Championship seemed for years to be a curio, a niche sport for those interested in seeing combatants pummel one another in an octagonal cage.
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The Royal Oak is widely considered to be one of the most iconic watches in the history of horology, with a unique octagonal bezel that is instantly recognizable.
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They were in the high, domed reception room, sitting in one of several alcoves with stone benches set into each wall above the sunken floor and its octagonal fountain.
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The arena is octagonal instead of rectangular — just like the octagon map from the Rocket Labs playlist — so the field won't be exactly what most players are used to.
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The Normalzeit has a 40-millimeter octagonal, stainless steel case, a Seiko automatic movement and a dial that glows in the dark, "like a green moon," Mr. Brodmann said.
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They used a fresh coat of mossy yellow paint in the octagonal foyer, which brightened up the windowless space and helped reflect the sunlight streaming in from other rooms.
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It appears to be a series of three-dimensional shapes, ringed with two levels of balconies, jutting from an octagonal shape in the center, like an irregularly shaped wreath.
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He adds that from the pictures, the sheer size of the octagonal halo of diamonds and the center stone make it a very expensive piece possibly costing more than $260,000.
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You can pick up a six person bubble therapy hot tub for £469.99, down from £699.99, and an Intex Octagonal Pure Spa four person tub for just £499.99, from £599.99.
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Each of six surrounding walls is adorned by a single instance of Richard Tuttle's series "Paper Octagonal" (1970), a piece of colorless, irregularly octagon-shaped paper pasted to the wall.
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A breezeway connects the main house to a two-story Shaker-style octagonal building added to the property in the late 1970s, housing the master suite and the living area.
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Octagonal cubes like those Manitowoc ($1,2912) makes, and cylindrical (also known as top hat) cubes offered by Hoshizaki ($215,2218), are considered optimal for their long frozen lives and good looks.
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A mile and a half from Mendocino village, pet- and child-friendly Mendocino Treehouse is not only built of redwood, but the octagonal cottage is built around a living tree.
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Most playpens on the market today are hexagonal or even octagonal in shape, which is great when you have a spacious room or you're setting up the play yard outdoors.
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The octagonal room on the gallery's upper level features crown moldings of the artist's profile, 30 leather-bound books marked BB's Collected Works, three potential tombstone designs, and personalized upholstery.
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Ms. Middleton received a gigantic octagonal ring featuring a three-carat Asscher-cut diamond, understood to have been bought from the London jewelers Robinson Pelham and valued around 200,000 pounds.
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The intricate pattern is centered on an extremely rare and flawless emerald-cut, 9.46-carat octagonal old-mine Colombian emerald, with one lozenge-cut and two marquise-cut Zambian emeralds.
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The History The Fayerweather Island Light, an octagonal lighthouse marking the entrance to Black Rock Harbor, was built in the 1820s to replace an earlier one destroyed in a hurricane.
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The third is Jerusalem, our first direction of prayer, the site of the Dome of the Rock, an octagonal building from which Mohammed ascended to heaven to be received before God.
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The king, 66, arrived at a gilded hall in Bangkok in a golden-hued car, donned a robe and pantaloon woven with shimmering thread and presided from a glittering, octagonal throne.
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Shara Hughes, who was part of the recent Whitney Biennial, has taken over an octagonal folly at the Redwood, filling it with an imaginary landscape, among other elements (through Sept. 21).
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This nearly 6-inch-long nakiri, handmade at Andersson Copra Studio in Sweden, combines heft and tactile beauty, with a sleek blade, a comfortable octagonal handle and a handsome brass bolster.
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Earlier this year, house craftsmen remounted an important octagonal emerald that could be traced to Catherine, Empress of Russia, who had it set in the brow band of her horse's bridle.
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No one knows who funded its lavish construction - the octagonal monument is made almost entirely of Pentelic marble, the same used for the Parthenon and rarely found in buildings other than temples.
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Clothed in Montauk's finest beachwear — octagonal sunglasses and a vaguely tribal print monokini — Hannah waits patiently as the surf instructor, Paullouis (like the French, one word) played by Riz Ahmed, shows up.
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In late September, on his way to train at Entoto, a eucalyptus forest above Addis Ababa, Kenenisa Bekele stopped to pray at a shrine outside the octagonal, brightly painted St. Mary's Church.
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The octagonal building found itself at the center of corporate America's biggest debacle once again after hosting last-ditch efforts to salvage Bear Stearns before the 2008 financial crisis hit its nadir.
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INDOORS Built in 21052 with two bedrooms, the home was expanded in 1983 by Mr. Sheeran to include a third main-floor bedroom, an octagonal solarium and a lower-level guest wing.
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The 90-foot-tall octagonal tower, which dates from 1912, lost its last keeper in 2001, but continues to operate autonomously, helping ships navigate the Ambrose Channel between New Jersey and Queens.
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An octagonal mat, first used at the world championships last year, has replaced the traditional rectangular one, which provided corners into which fighters could at times retreat and pursue defense-minded tactics.
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Robert Adam, the dean of Georgian neoclassicism, based the ceilings of Osterley Park, a west London mansion, on those of the Temple of Bel, which feature blooming rosettes set in octagonal recesses.
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For her performance at the museum, she brought four-inch wide octagonal magnets, painted with these images as well as geometric designs or images of explosions, and placed them on a board.
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But as Schapiro acknowledged, the building substantially deviates from the blueprints, which describe an octagonal structure surrounded by a covered porch, with internal partitions for a bathroom, a closet, and a living room.
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MONTREAL — In an octagonal chamber at the Musée d'Art Contemporain de Montréal, a spectator in a trance-like state hums Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" as numbers on a digital display leap up to 631.
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The company is placing great emphasis on the watch's uncommon architecture: The case is part round, part octagonal, and the skeletonized lugs are welded to the bezel but not to the case back.
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The Rothko Chapel, a semi-sacred octagonal building in Houston that is full of Mark Rothko's artwork, is expanding: It will close next week to undergo a $30 million restoration and construction project.
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"When visiting relatives, it's customary to bring a round or octagonal tray filled with a variety of treats," explains my auntie, Fun Lau, who dusts off her Tray of Togetherness every year without fail.
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He posted his process on Instructables, noting that he made the board out of walnut, soft maple, and Jatoba wood, which he measured out and cut to exact dimensions and glued onto eight octagonal rings.
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Despite already owning pots from Staub and Le Creuset, I could not resist the new Dutch oven by Finex Cast Iron Cookware, an American company that makes distinctive octagonal pieces with a dark bronze finish.
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The site where the museum stands was originally home to an octagonal shack where brothers Richard and Maurice McDonald served barbecue-smoked meats and tamales to local teens and Route 66 tourists in the 1940s.
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Naruhito, dressed in traditional dark orange robes, mounted a throne (the takamikura) on a dais, contained within a 21-foot high columned, octagonal-shaped, canopied pavilion which has been built within the Hall of Pine.
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This will cast gentle natural light by day and uniform illumination by night for the first time on Mark Rothko's 14 monumental black canvases, faceting the octagonal interior designed as a holistic work of art.
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For those who haven't had the pleasure of fighting with their siblings over the last White Rabbit sweet, the Tray of Togetherness is a circular or octagonal-shaped platter, divided into either six or eight compartments.
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It featured a detachable octagonal brooch-cum-pendant with pavé and bullet-cut diamonds set in platinum, and a Burmese sugarloaf sapphire so large it's a wonder Taylor was able to remain upright while wearing it.
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Hundreds of feet down, hyper complex detectors inside an octagonal tube the color and size of a large barn whistle loudly and peer like cameras at protons, the positively charged bits at the center of every atom.
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The nickel-plated brass hardware is crush-proof and corrosion-resistant, and the octagonal exterior shape of the couplings makes it easy to twist the hose onto or off of a spigot, sprinkler, sprayer, and so forth.
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On that plaza in front of the church, set unassumingly into the stone, is the French kilometre zero or Paris Point Zero — an octagonal brass plate that marks the point from which all distances in France are measured.
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But right in the middle of this bar that opened less than two years ago is an octagonal mixed martial arts (MMA) ring, something that Reconquista Club managers say makes it unique among sports bars in the country.
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Gérald Genta, who had created the Royal Oak for Audemars Piguet four years earlier, designed the timepiece, both its name and the rounded octagonal bezel and case (inspired by a ship's porthole) referencing Philippe Stern's passion for sailing.
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She eventually found a Belgian lapidary in the Hatton Garden area of London to execute the piece, which featured a 6.41-carat emerald set in an octagonal bezel of 18-karat yellow gold on a pedestal of rock crystal.
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Complete with the Royal Oak's signature octagonal bezel and eight exposed screws, Ms. Dimier's version succeeded in retaining the original's masculine look, softening it just enough with gentler proportions and a bimetal combination of the original steel with yellow gold.
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Instead, Kahn placed his closest approximation of a dome, the most enduring symbol of Islamic architecture, over the floor of the neighboring assembly hall: a vaulted octagonal structure soaring 298 feet over a space dedicated to the mundane work of governance.
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The six-person Cartier team spotted the more-than-15-carat octagonal yellow sapphire at a booth on the first day and a few hours later connected with a dealer who had a cache of brilliant blue lapis lazuli beads.
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The octagonal house, designed by John Lautner, an apprentice of Frank Lloyd Wright's, hovers like a flying saucer amid the treetops, perched on a thirty-foot concrete column that emerged from a sharp slope studded with jade plants and cacti.
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