Floor to Ceiling VIntage Subway Signs - Monster-In-Law

For areas that require a huge visual impact, like loft areas with tall ceilings, floor to ceiling framed artwork makes a statement.  These framed NY Subway Signs from the film Monster-in-Law fill that need easily.

Here are a few more.

 

And a few similar vintage subway signs framed and leaning against a wall in a loft apartment.

The Brooklyn Bridge "B'''s

Brooklyn Bridge – City Hall is an express station on the IRT Lexington Avenue Line which is located on Park Row at the Manhattan end of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Artwork includes a 1996 work by Mark Gibian titled Cable Crossing.

 This is the south terminal for the 6 train, which turns via the City Hall Loop to head back uptown.  After Worth Street station closed, the Brooklyn Bridge – City Hall station was known as Brooklyn Bridge – Worth Street. The name was reverted to Brooklyn Bridge – City Hall in 1995.

Some of the unique tile work that is displayed at this station complex is displayed here.

A hi-def photo of the Reverse "B" / "B" station logo mosaic makes a beautiful framed piece for anyone with the initial "B".  It is available here: http://subwaysigns.com/related_items/subway_tiles

Subways signs can fill a tall but narrow space.

Subways signs can fill a tall but narrow space.  

Above is a canvas specially designed to fit this space in an upscale kitchen.  It is of the same style used in Brother's and Sisters Television show on ABC tv and contains New York Subway Station locations like Chinatown, SOHO, Tribeca, Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and Central Park.  More like it can be found here: http://subwaysigns.com/movie__tv_signs/brothers_and_sisters_tv_show