She bought dozens of tester pots, daubing walls and window frames.
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Outside, old paint crumbled from window frames, steps and a garage.
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"I mean, what are they putting in there, gold window frames?"
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His old business, making decorative window frames, went bust a few years ago.
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Two restaurants near the scene, their window frames empty, continued to serve guests.
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There are gaping holes in the roof and missing panes in the window frames.
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"See, you start with 'I am going to paint my window frames gray,' and then you get to 'I am going to paint my window frames and my walls gray,' and then 'I am going to do it in stronger gray,' " she said.
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Desks and papers lay strewn around as locals carried off aluminum window frames and cables.
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Doorframes, window frames, picture frames stripped of their pictures and stacked catawampus in a corner.
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Mater also showcases a large collection of colorful window frames which he salvaged from demolitions.
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I saw women carrying wooden planks and white window frames for building or renovating homes.
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The original half-moon window frames had long since been replaced by conventional rectangular ones.
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It shows the building in its splendor, a confection of corniced rooftop and colonnaded window frames.
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It was in the paint peeling off the walls, the window frames and in the plumbing, too.
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The floors in most of the house are dark wood, matching the doors, trim and window frames.
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Floors and window frames are wood, as are open-beam ceilings and trusses, adding a barnlike aspect.
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Unseen radiated heat waves transmit in all directions igniting wood window frames of buildings across wide streets.
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Parts of the city are expanses of devastation - shattered timbers and concrete, broken window frames and roofs.
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MALAKAL, South Sudan (Reuters) - Yellow flowered vines crawl through empty window frames and up crumbling brick walls.
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The custom cabinetry and window frames are anodized metal; the tornado shutters on the exterior are steel.
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Inside, the house boasts white-oak floors and kitchen cabinets, as well as large steel-case window frames.
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Gangsters stripped their houses of anything they could sell — window frames, doors, roofs — leaving whole blocks in rubble.
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The resulting products — items like mirror brackets and window frames — go into Fords, Chevrolets and Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
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I became transfixed by the slow progression across the image of shadows cast by my studio's window frames.
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The doorways barricaded, chunks of ceiling cluttering the floor, and weeds gently forcing their way through the window frames.
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Grubby children, who outnumber workmen, load steel rods and window frames onto donkey-drawn carts to sell at scrapyards.
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The law says window frames on Capitol Hill must be wooden, or something that looks very much like wood.
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Photos showed a communist-era residential block with smoke rising from blackened, twisted window-frames on the second floor.
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The single-glazed facade, held upright by delicate window frames, proved unsuited to Berlin's cold winters and hot summers.
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If you are near the coast, protect your windows with storm shutters or by nailing plywood over the window frames.
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One older migrant in the capital explains how she used to make window frames on construction sites in Shandong province.
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A former social security building was ransacked for aluminum window frames and cables by people hoping to sell the materials.
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They process raw or rough-cut lumber into plywood, and manufacture veneer panels, laminated wood, doors, window frames and furniture.
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Throughout the rest of the house, photos show paint peeling, dusty windows, discolored tiles, and grimy walls and window frames.
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Already studied in design and graphics, Saar soon began to fasten her own fantastical dioramas in picture and window frames.
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Flipping through photos on his cell phone, Hsu shows off the wooden window frames he's finished making for their creative lab.
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To get the doors and window frames exactly the way he wanted, he built his own woodworking shop and hired artisans.
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Metal bars hang over the rusting window frames and wooden planks protrude from the building like a half-completed construction project.
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It is a morning ritual to clean up their remains from window frames, where many of the flies turn up dead.
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And while the house's original entry and stair balustrade were intact, the ceilings, floors, moldings and window frames all needed replacing.
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The only hint of Schnack's subversive spirit is the window frames, painted a dark violet Farrow & Ball shade called Bible Black.
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Energetic and creative, Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant painted murals, decorated the walls and window frames, the fireplaces, doors and tabletops.
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It's also painted cream, but with slightly larger white window frames; a yard obscured behind the prison wall separates the structures.
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Changing seasons bring the turn of emerald leaves to shades auburn and hazel, contrasting beautifully against the white brushed wooden window frames.
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He said he lost his job at a hotel when looters ransacked it in March, ripping out even window frames and cable wiring.
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Specifically, developers seeking to keep their costs down are buying windows from European fabricators that can make aluminum window frames without paying tariffs.
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Some fled hauling pieces of their old homes — like doors and window frames — hoping to improve their temporary shelters or to rebuild someday.
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For four hours every night this month, structures in the three cities have been lit by battery-powered LED strips fitted into window frames.
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China is the world's top producer and consumer of primary aluminum used in items from airplanes and cars to window frames and soda cans.
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Brass railings and window frames protrude over the sidewalk in a twisted pile of right angles after one floor collapsed onto another in the quake.
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Knotted scarves hung from the window frames, and a portrait of the volcano goddess Pele, painted in fiery primary colors, dominated one of the eight walls.
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Tatprof is based in Naberezhnye Chelny, a major industrial city in western Russia, and makes a range of aluminum products from window frames to balcony railings.
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The designer Vicki Mortimer has created a set that feels like a gimcrack warehouse, full of old ladders and lights and puppet-stage-like window frames.
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At Mr. Rault's urging, I peered closely at the third floor's corner windows, glimpsing a second set of dark wood window frames behind the newer facade.
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Suspended by ropes like the ones used by rock climbers, she slid past balcony ledges and window frames, careful not to lock eyes with dumbstruck residents.
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In essence, the building is like a body: The window frames are the skeleton; the travertine stone, the flesh, and Ms. van Herpen's ribbon as tendons.
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Those of us looking for a crafty outlet can express ourselves by refurbishing an old dresser, repurposing discarded window frames or wrapping Mason jars with burlap.
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She covered the restaurant tables with the famous Damascus aghabani tablecloths and hung window frames on the wall with views of the Syrian countryside pasted inside.
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But amid the heavily wired windows and dingy facades, some families wrapped their doors with Christmas paper and bows, and holiday lights blinked along window frames.
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"The pellets are made from ... everyday objects such as beams, doors, window frames and furniture, which until now are mostly recycled or buried in landfill," he said.
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The houses in the middle of town are squat and wooden, with foundations that have sunk into the dirt and window frames painted in long-faded colors.
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If there had ever been a mirror over the mantel, or even a mantelpiece, it had long since vanished; so had the wooden window frames and doors.
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The dune shack itself was this "natural", weathered gray, but the window frames were painted in what I always considered to be very artificial, oxidized copper green color.
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At one Fort Myers hotel, the rain pelted the building with such force that it came into rooms around window frames, stains spreading ever wider on the carpet.
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Court documents said Mr. Almena collected "fence boards, shingles, window frames, wooden sculptures, tapestries, pianos, organs" and other "ramshackle pieces" that served as the kindling for the fire.
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These nonconventional building materials included recycled dry wood, such as fence boards, shingles, window frames, wooden sculptures, tapestries, pianos, organs, wooden furniture, RV trailers, rugs, and other ramshackle pieces.
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But columns made from the trunks of aged coconut trees lend warmth to the verandas, as does the dark-chocolate teak of the roof beams, balconies and window frames.
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The facade's 3,750 panes of extra-clear glass have been mounted in refurbished oak window frames of different sizes, which were obtained from demolition sites in each member state.
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In Akcakale on the Turkish-Syrian border, Ahmet Toremen, a construction worker, walks past the broken window-frames, burnt mattresses and bloodstains covering the bottom floor of his ramshackle house.
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There's a pair nesting in a woodpecker's hole in a tree in front of my neighbor's house, and three pairs nesting in the hollow window frames of another neighbor's house.
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Sure, there are plenty of decrepit farmhouses, and some Mississippian mounds, haunting my home turf, but this roofless stronghold with its soaring window frames evoked a more melancholy, old world abandonment.
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Studholme also had a jag of consultations on Fournier Street, in the East End, a beautifully preserved stretch of early-Georgian houses with handsome wooden doors, window frames, and exterior shutters.
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Small holes in your window frames, below your doors, around the corners of your air-conditioning unit, behind moldings and under baseboards may be costing you money and harming the environment.
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The Old City is dominated by two hues - that of the baked mud bricks and of the lighter gypsum used for the houses' ornate arched window frames and external geometric decorations.
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The stores are now gone, replaced by a community health center, the mall painted a stylish slate gray, with shiny stainless-steel benches and window frames beneath a lofty new portico.
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Guests used to stay at the family's main home, but now a detached cabin — with red window frames and split-wood siding — offers similar charm and tranquillity for $150 a night.
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The two fishing cabins rocked on their stilts, the dock ground against the shore, the wind spoke through the cracks in the window frames, the palms lashed, the waves shattered and roared.
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Enterprising as a boy, Mr. Velez said he worked for Jewish shopkeepers on the Lower East Side, painting their window frames, fixing the plumbing, and earning money by turning on the Sabbath lights.
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The county government wants the residents of Zhong cave to move to a nearby block of housing: low-slung, white-walled farmhouses with wooden window frames that were completed nearly 10 years ago.
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The day after fixing up the PKK base, the whole team was busy sweeping out a burned-out house, filling wheelbarrows with charred home furnishings, and clearing the broken glass from window frames.
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The new picture-in-picture shortcut is a handy way of snapping a video from Vimeo into the corner of the screen and on top of everything else without messing about with window frames.
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In fact, as temperatures cool in the fall, many abandon their native haunts to steal into our homes, offices and stores, seeking warmth by crawling through cracks in foundations and gaps in window frames.
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Wanda Barbosa Nevarez, the institute's director of finance and accountability, said that nearly all of the 2000 doors, window frames and shutters carved in the 1840s from Uruguayan wood were cracked, warped or worse.
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But the mandarins of historic preservation — and a good many of my neighbors — regard allowing people to install rooftop solar panels with the kind of horror they usually reserve for, say, anachronistic window frames.
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The first floor has four bedrooms, a sitting room and a study; views from the stone window frames take in the 2.4 hectares, or six acres, of the estate's land and the Tuscan landscape beyond.
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In addition to gaps around the window frames and sashes that never close completely, if you're in an older home or apartment, you could be dealing with single-pane windows that are big heat losers.
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Nadia taped the inside of her windows with beige packing tape, the sort normally used to seal cardboard boxes, and hammered heavy-duty rubbish bags into place over them, pounding nails into the window frames.
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Formally, they're in keeping with the rest of the show: works of printed and collaged imagery set in window frames; however, the seductive unknowns of mysticism have been replaced with reminders of a brutal reality.
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Among the few other residents up with them then is an elderly night watchman on their block who has walked for hours among the closed shops along the way — construction materials, polished window frames, medicines.
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Kiriazova said they doused their house in the Mati area near Rafina with water from a garden hose, and credited the fact that their window frames were metal instead of wood for their home being spared.
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The front of the Italian-built palace from which King Idris declared Libya's independence from Italy in 1951 is riddled with bullet and shell holes, its wooden window frames blown out and its plaster blackened by smoke.
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In a passive house, the interior of a home is insulated, the wall seams and window frames are sealed, triple pane windows are installed and, in some buildings, a thick plastic shield is placed under the foundation.
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A cynic might suggest that this is just a remix of the typical (and overdone) chrome effect that companies like to apply to technological products and car window frames, but cynics say a lot of silly things.
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The court documents filed by the district attorney's office on Monday said Mr. Almena collected "fence boards, shingles, window frames, wooden sculptures, tapestries, pianos, organs" and other "ramshackle pieces" that served as the kindling for the fire.
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Aluminum is the most extensively used non-ferrous metal in the world, according to the London Metal Exchange, and is used in a variety of products ranging from window frames to car body panels, wiring and kitchen utensils.
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Its workers cut the house's hexagonal shingles from the corrugated tin of the barn's roof and fashioned white window frames and a porch from its interior, which was painted with a seemingly plasterlike gruel of lime and milk.
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"I think I want to sell my home in Beverly Hills who wants it," wrote the singer along a picture of the home, which boasts white-oak floors and kitchen cabinets as well as large steel-case window frames.
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The association forecast in March the country's rolled aluminium output will stay flat at above 2 million tonnes in the year to March 2017, as higher auto demand ahead of the planned sales tax hike offset weaker demand for window frames.
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Nearby, residents of another condemned block in Mathare scrambled to wrap up utensils and other items in bed sheets and stuffed plastic bags with clothes as workers ripped out door and window frames to prepare for machinery to destroy the structure.
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Square Feet PHILADELPHIA — At 40th and Chestnut Streets on the west side of this city, a block of six red brick Victorian rowhouses is interrupted by an incongruous stretch of new student housing with gray walls and beige metal window frames.
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Videos taken by union officers show rooms with three single beds placed side by side, kitchen utensils kept in a bathroom cupboard, window frames lined with mould and a rickety timber frame perched over a living room coach as a makeshift bunk bed.
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Here, Mr. Salasky's way with plywood is immediately apparent, in the two-foot-square floor panels, painted with a sky blue porch and floor enamel, and in the window frames, which are stained with Monocoat, a floor-finishing product, in a warm gray.
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"Jimmy had an incredible eye for detail and was truly gifted at visualizing space, and was also a bit of a perfectionist," recalled Ms. Bresnahan, whose own talents in this arena extended no further than scraping window frames and handing her boyfriend tools as he requested them.
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Now, the barn's historic 12-pane window frames, which were previously boarded up, stream in natural light, while lime-washed Douglas fir floors and display tables — crafted by the woodworking duo Studio E&R, which also sells its wares at Garde — add to the space's rustic but refined environment.
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It's designed so that you could walk from the remnants of the 1870 Tiffany & Co. building in Union Square (just a few surviving cast-iron window frames), all the way north to the Conservatory Garden in Central Park with its Vanderbilt Gate (which once guarded the lost grand home).
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It's also a fierce color composition — the deep blue window frames, mustard yellow windows, the green car interior, the dark skin of Castile pitched back in his seat, his lifeless, open eye, and his white T-shirt — splattered, poignantly, not with blood, but with blue and yellow drips of paint.
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Scrapyard owners, steel plant managers and legislators from around the city of Mosul, the de facto IS capital from 2014 to 2017, described to Reuters how the Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) have made millions of dollars from the sale of anything from wrecked cars and damaged weapons to water tanks and window frames.
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During a pivotal conversation between David Haller and his mutant minders, in which he asserts his will to plow forward with his mental training in order to find his kidnapped sister, the window frames his head like a halo, his face directly in front of the spot where the diagonal lines meet.
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Nine years ago, our large co-op building had to replace our bronze window frames with aluminum ones to restore the look of our building when it was constructed in 1954, but at the same time we installed green roof plantings and a cogeneration system, and switched from heating oil to natural gas.
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For the past four days, they've been in Abaco, meticulously combing over piles of sheet metal, plywood, doors, window frames, bed posts, children's toys, toilet bowls, and kitchen tables, spray painting messages like "C" and "D", and lines to indicate where they've been and how many bodies lie somewhere in the wreckage.
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After this experiment with the doodles on his thigh, Kelly developed a fascination with authentically "transcribing" the designs and structural essences of other random, found objects: the fronds and lamina of seaweed; the shell of a bombed-out bunker; a sundial on a rooftop; a monstrance from an illuminated manuscript; the fretwork of window frames.
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Although the video has since appeared on survivalist websites, the process looks too labor-intensive to complete while zombies are chewing away at your window frames: the knifemaker had to repeatedly hammer the roll of foil and heat it over the burner on his stove before even starting to shape it into something vaguely knifelike.
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Two blocks south of Delmar, inside the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, members of the Berlin-based architecture collective raumlaborberlin will assemble a skeleton of the house from its salvaged beams, doorways, window frames and staircases for an installation that they hope will inspire public discussions about why such homes were abandoned and what possibilities there are for their future renewal.
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Thus they have maintained as many of the original quirks as possible — signs painted willy-nilly on walls by campers of yore, an errant fern growing through the foundation, original beams and off-kilter window frames — while also adapting it for their blended family, which comprises four adult children and their spouses, as well as nine grandchildren.
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Along with a general contractor, the 150 Italian craftspeople Guadagnino assembled like a crew executed his design for the brass-trimmed, ribbed oak paneling used on the lower part of some walls (inspired by, Guadagnino says, "a very precious wood box, the kind you can find in Japan"); upholstered those same walls above the dado with Kvadrat wool fabrics in geometric panels in reference to both the structure's origins as a textile factory and its mid-20th century Modernist design; and applied in stucco at the cornices a motif of double-ended ogives, a vaguely maritime style that alludes to the lake visible beyond the brass window frames.
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