Sentence examples for lighting built from inspiring English sources

Even the smaller-scale solutions, like artificial skylights and lighting built into furniture, offer new ways of thinking about the traditional trio of ambient, task and accent lighting.

Steamboat, CO-based Big Agnes makes high-quality outdoor gear, including a line of tents with ambient lighting built into the seams.

Yet technicians who can rig lighting, build sets or sew tutus are ever harder to find.

Meanwhile, the lighting builds this up into an existential declaration, and his colleagues keep advancing alarmingly on him as if he were pursuing some forbidden activity.

But they hired a contractor, Nick Dillon, who was already working in the building, to add lighting, build bookshelves and soundproof the bedroom.

Glowing lights built into the aqua walls light up watery depths below the gently churning surface.

Reading lights built into the bed's headboard would sometimes turn on by themselves, or not turn off.

Resembling Brancusi sculptures with electric lights built in, Mr. Piene's lamp sculptures are worth a visit by themselves.

Agnes Martin's 1964 painting "The Tree" is a cage of light built from thousands of twiglike lines.

The hi-tech bath is a rather ingenious son-et-lumière-style invention - it has a hi-fi and underwater coloured lights built in.

Images from this year's event show the enormous, ethereal wooden sculptures which take up the desert – some of which are draped in neon lights – built to fit with this year's Silk-Road-inspired 'Caravansary' theme.