Through July 4, "A New Light on Tiffany: Clara Driscoll and the Tiffany Girls," an exhibition of lamps, windows, mosaics and other items designed by Driscoll, who worked in the Tiffany Studios.
By the time we called it quits last night, we'd sent this thing into walls, lamps, windows, couches, and door frames.
A big office has an additional lamp, window, shutter and temperature sensor compared to a small office.
I didn't feel this I in myself, but it couldn't be anywhere outside, because outside were other things: table, lamp, window, chair, bed, pants, clock.
Old pipes and spigots are a recurring motif in their case studies; artists have bent them into sofas, lamps, sconces, window frames and flash-drive covers.
It is not unusual to see the Fiat with floor lamps and window shades popping out of its fold-back top.
The home will cost more than a hotel or high-rise of similar size because of its custom measurements and fittings: A hotel or condominium has a common layout, replicated on every floor, and uses the same materials throughout the building (such as door handles, floors, lamps and window treatments).
Lamps and window blinds can help with lighting, and as for makeup, whatever you have will do.
Mr. Kaminski, mindful that 19th-century lighting came from candles, gas lamps and windows, staged action near those, and went long on the shadows.
A soft muted light comes in during the day, and at night, when lighted from street lamps, "the windows become light boxes," he said.
