Sentence examples for brushed concrete from inspiring English sources
What the developers could maintain, they did, including brushed concrete floors, exposed brick and skylights throughout.
It's furnished with a nine-foot-long teak dining table that sits atop a brushed concrete floor opposite a floor-to-ceiling window.
With brushed concrete walls and blue-painted jam jars serving as pendant lights, Brewers reflects the area's rough-lux design direction.
His first-floor bedroom, next to a guest bedroom, is sparsely-furnished: a white crib handed down from friends sits on a brushed concrete floor covered by a green throw rug.
Hummus Kitchen aspires to a lounge-y vibe, with an aesthetic that might be described as Levantine modern: brushed concrete, wood floors inlaid with mosaic tile, wrought-iron globe lamps hung from the ceiling.
In the peaceful fishing village of Pollonia, these family-run suites epitomise Cycladic style: white interiors with wooden ceilings, brushed concrete floors and built-in sofas that double as kids' beds.
Plans now included the erection of a temporary two-story metal building to protect all but the giant Father Time from the harsh winters and to facilitate year-round repair; the reinforcement of corroded steel interior portions; the replacement of inconsistent patches; the substitution of engineered spacing for natural cracks, and finally, hand-brushed concrete recoating.
He was sharing a loft space — brushed-concrete floors, exposed ductwork — with a movie-financing company.
It is hard to say which scenario is less likely: that this place, with its brushed-concrete floors and its spare digital ethos, is the headquarters of what is essentially an agricultural insurance company or that anyone who works here has anything in common with the people who farm the millions of acres that the Climate Corporation currently insures.
The combination of wood, glass, concrete and brushed aluminum somehow creates the sensation of serenity and transcendence.
It's very easy to be seduced by the brushed steel and smooth concrete that make up most of today's modern terminals, but once you've seen one you've seen them all.
