Sentence examples for functional sculptures from inspiring English sources

They are functional sculptures.

He calls his custom chairs, doors and tables "functional sculptures," and thinks of his house the same way.

These "functional sculptures" are usually made of bronze -- patinated or raw -- such as the vases (from $2,666) recently on display.

This time, the goods are the creations of 25 design studios or teams, including Poly (shown), functional sculptures in brass and cast plaster by Egg Collective and Hangar Design Studios.

Forays in wood continue at Moderne, with furniture by Wharton Esherick, Wendell Castle, Sam Maloof and George Nakashima, whose huge buckeye burl table is one of the show's masterpieces; at Finer Things, with Brad Sells's rippling carved-wood bowls; and at Leo Kaplan with Tommy Simpson's furniture and Mr. Castle's new, barely functional sculptures.

These bicycles -- think of them as rolling functional sculpture -- are handmade in the Rocky Mountains, in Steamboat Springs, Colo., and are the bicycles of legend, heard about but rarely seen.

A silver service is basically a multipart work of cast, functional sculpture; this one happens to be in a French-Viennese version of Neo-Classical style.

More recently, crafts in Britain, as in the United States, have been masquerading for art lovers under labels like functional sculpture, painterly vessels, studio art, contemporary decorative arts and others that museums and galleries use to avoid the C word.

This exceptional piece is now in the David and Peggy Rockefeller collection but once stood in the living room of the family summer house on Mount Desert Island in Maine, one piece of functional sculpture among many others.

Time to think was critical to her brand of functional sculpture, and reflection was the scarcest commodity of all in 2027.

Lucas Rise, featured in "The Spectacle," functional sculpture from Buenos Aires.