Sentence examples for red terra from inspiring English sources

The Renaissance Revival structure is clad in red Philadelphia pressed brick with brownstone trim and red terra cotta ornamentation.

A storage room became a spacious modern kitchen with 18th century Delft tiles, blue lava-stone countertops and red terra cotta tomette tile floors.

As the red terra cotta of the museum loomed into view, it was clear that alternate-side parking regulations had just ended, opening up a swath of spaces.

The Montague has a robust granite base with extensive deep red terra cotta ornament, especially near the top, where a male figure peers down from the gable.

The striking, 120-year-old building of red terra cotta and brick, at the corner of Clinton and Pierrepont Streets in Brooklyn Heights, has been restored to its original elegance.

The Capitol, finished in 1899 after three decades of construction in multiple architectural styles, is a National Historic Landmark, but it had become so dilapidated in recent years that construction workers could fit their fists through the holes in the red terra cotta roof.

The school is in fact a campus of several white buildings with red terra-cotta tile roofs.

The main exhibition hall is unforgettable: a long, galleried space with plum-colored walls and a deep red terra-cotta floor, all with a dark richness singular and strange in a museum.

The Property: Perched on a small hill on the North Shore, this three-bedroom three-bath stucco Mediterranean has a red terra-cotta roof and a columned Italian stone front porch on a 75-by-125-foot property.

While the kitchen is large, with exposed black wood beams and red terra-cotta floors, the living room is small because Ms. Muller did not want to alter a grotto-like brick wine cellar on the other side of the wall.

The attic on top of the fourth floor, added during the 1902 1903 renovations, was "capped by a band of small red terra-cotta blocks".