Before them rose a bangled tower, a high, corroded structure made of pig iron, tiles, beach glass, and bottle caps.
The front door opens into a round foyer with a British brewery cast-iron tile floor.
There are no circular doors, but a Queen Anne Victorian entrance opens into a round foyer with a British brewery cast-iron tile floor.
Inexplicably, the family did not try to salvage or even ask the bakery to preserve the iron and tile work.
A large tarnished mirror advertising northern regional seafood specialties in euros serves as wall décor, slatted wooden banquettes trimmed with wrought iron and tile look as though they were lifted from a public square in a northwestern hamlet, and an old barrel with six functional taps adds to the Asturian-cider-house aesthetic.
The residence has three bedrooms, three baths, seven fireplaces, a double parlor, two kitchens, and a powder room off the foyer, which has antique hand-painted iron floor tiles from Scotland.
In contrast to this ancient form, each drum of a Russian church is surmounted by a special structure of metal or timber, which is lined with sheet iron or tiles.
The Viennese secession, led by Klimt, among others, was a precursor to the Bauhaus - and the idea that art could be applied to every aspect of life, much as, in 19th-century England, Pugin's Roman Catholic aesthetic was (mysteriously, solipsistically) applied to doorknobs, fire irons, floor tiles.
The ATLAS Tile Calorimeter is a sampling detector composed by cells made of iron-scintillator tiles.
The main stairway at City Hall has 77 steps, with iron handrails and tile steps.
The classy Mediterranean-style house, built in 2006, appears older than its years with arched windows and openings, decorative wrought iron and colorful tile step risers.
