The phrase "acrylic piece" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an object or artwork made from acrylic material, often in contexts related to art, design, or crafts.
Example: "The gallery showcased a stunning acrylic piece that captured the light beautifully."
Alternatives: "acrylic artwork" or "acrylic object".
The most intriguing shoe at Marni was this avant-earthy one with a wooden U-shaped heel and clear acrylic piece under the insole.
This chunky acrylic piece from Howkapow has pleasing echoes of Holly Fulton's jewellery pieces, only for about a zillionth of the price.
{1} I Am Acrylic Red Heart Necklace: £10, etsy.com/uk If you like the idea of an acrylic piece but are buying for someone who doesn't do 'big' jewellery, then I Am Acrylic's little hand-cut red heart on a silver-plated chain is a nice compromise.
Her individual artworks often include imagery of wide-eyed animals that slice together large swaths of color, coming together in a scene that mimics a paper mâché or acrylic piece, but in reality, is a work of tablet and iPhone artistry.
We finished laser cutting out all of the acrylic pieces based on the CAD model that Carrie created.
The secondary safety hazard we considered was the laser cutter which we used to cut the acrylic pieces in our mechanical design.
One of the few acrylic pieces on the floor was the Toobe floor lamp by Ferruccio Laviani, which Mr. Mascheroni liked for its transparency.
Her series of convertible wool and acrylic pieces included a strapless tube sheath worn over a T-shirt and a short tube dress that tied in the back or could be worn as a one-shoulder dress.
As it happened, a pair of William Bounds salt and pepper shakers were sitting on the table of the restaurant: chrome and acrylic pieces shaped like burly chess pawns and cinched with irregularly scored metal bands that even to an untutored eye seemed a bit random.
Later this year, New York interior designer Jeffrey Harris will unveil his Colonial Mod collection, including acrylic pieces containing deconstructed early American furniture.
To create the new height, Brogan had to devise a method to join the clear acrylic pieces and hide the seam.
