Sentence examples for plaster panels from inspiring English sources

In the store, moulded plaster panels feature wings, shells, cactus flowers, mushroom gills, seahorse tails and the skulls that are a house motif.

Inside, the shop's walls recall the faded grandeur of stately English homes, clad as they are with white plaster panels and acanthus carvings that, up close, are compounded barnacles, feathers and foxgloves.

The store is full of the beloved brand's nature-inspired signatures such as wings and monster claws on furnishings, and plaster panels in the shape of the famous armadillo shoe.

The old dropped ceilings of the Stanhope have been pulled down, beams unveiled, ceiling plate exposed and decorated in layers of plaster panels and molding to create a sense of depth and spaciousness.

Inside the palatial 3,500-square-foot 3,500-square-foot 3,500-square-footthat echo the vertiginouspaceves of armadillo heels, look for fall ready-to-with and a selection of a classic accessories like skull scarves ($295) and a skull box clutch ($1,695).

And Matisse directing his assistants as they first supported and helped him rotate the sheets as he cut the big shapes, then, under his direction, positioned them on the wall, hammering them on to the plaster with panel pins.

Michael Trapp, a Connecticut-based landscape designer and antiques dealer, reinterpreted the Italian grottolike Entrance Hall with exotic seashells and all-weather furniture, emphasizing Wharton's sculptured-plaster wall panels reminiscent of dripping water.

While playing on the beach with his children, he developed a technique of carving in wet sand and casting the negative designs in plaster, yielding relief panels that retained the gritty texture of the sand and captured pebbles, shells and other objects.

A report by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory NRELL) shows that if all suitable roof areas in the United States were plastered with solar panels, they would generate about 1,118 gigawatts of solar power.

It is a steel-clad wooden egg perched over the void on steel piles drilled six metres into the mountain, turning its nose to the prevailing wind and plastered in photovoltaic panels.

Put three coats of plaster on your panel at intervals of 5 days in between the coats or "wet on wet".