Sentence examples for brick trim from inspiring English sources

It's a particularly nice pool, with brick trim.

The architect gave Lang's house a Tudor-style front with plain stucco and brick trim -- a light touch, but one perhaps better used on a more monotonous row.

"We needed to create an upscale look, and so it wouldn't look so massive, we broke it up with dormers, pillars and brick trim," he said.

But it was less identifiable in style: a rough stucco front with lines of red brick trim, including a crisscross pattern across the parapet wall, and leaded glass windows.

PERCHED on a hill in this southern Illinois town is an inviting red-brick building, its windows framed by ornate wood trimming.

The exteriors are solid-looking colonial-style brick trimmed in red.

Hardenbergh's 12-story building was a tour de force of early skyscraper design, in rich red brick trimmed with light-colored stone and terra cotta in patterns of the Flemish and Dutch Renaissance.

The design of No. 77 is more ambitious: gray iron-spot brick trimmed with limestone, with circular openings above the side doors, and exquisitely carved limestone palm fronds under each window.

Lassi, her Indian takeout shop at 28 Greenwich Avenue (Charles Street), which opens today, is a sliver of white brick trimmed in black, only as wide as its glass doorway, which her father and partner, André Gillardin, with her at left, helped her build.

The walls are made of mosaic gray pressed brick trimmed with Bedford stone, rising from a rock-faced limestone foundation, and are about 40 feet high.

All of the buildings maintain the traditional American Can Factory look: clay red brick, white trim and pilasters, and historic New Orleans weathered green window frames.