Dark, gleaming wood beams, all with notched construction and not a single nailhead showing, pale plaster walls and television screens dominate the decor.
There she lives in a house of "pale plaster, the color of milk" and is "mired in what seemed to be a paralyzing depression and without a job or any means of supporting her family," the authors write.
The last time he spoke to the world was in a videotape in October 1988, months after he marked his 1,000th day as a hostage by ramming his head against the pale yellow plaster of his cell, until he bled.
There are the pale groups in plaster, and then there are the black groups.
The painted plasters pale by comparison.
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Although Ivy is light years away from Doctor Foster's teen mistress, the most immediate change viewers will notice is physical: Comer's blonde hair is now dyed dark brown, and she was plastered in pale makeup during filming to give her the ultra pallid complexion you'd expect of someone who has been imprisoned for more than a decade.
Throughout the tower, paper signs plastered on the pale blue walls of the interior corridors offer anything from homemade ice-cream to English lessons to reduced-priced braces to give you a perfect smile.
The restaurant, with its white plaster exterior, Miró and Picasso artwork and pale wooden floors, is a dramatic confluence of Old and New Worlds, in turn drawing an eye-pleasing stream of Houston's sleek set.
Bony, red-eyed, weak and frightfully pale, she tied scarves on her head, plastered her fingers with Band-Aids and somehow toughed it out.
Cast in plaster from bronze originals, each was painted pale gray, giving it the slightly timeless quality of high art.
