Artex

/ ˈɑːtɛks /

noun

1. a brand of coating for walls and ceilings that gives a textured finish

Example Sentences

He founded Artex Oil, a Texas drilling company in the early 1950s, now based in Ohio.

From Washington Post

The ugly details of claims for duck islands and gardeners, wide screen televisions and plastering of artex ceilings infuriated an electorate facing an economic downturn.

From BBC

I looked at the ceiling; the Artex charmed me like a snake into another reality.

From The Guardian

Artex Risk Solutions, which is now owned by Arthur J. Gallagher & Company, was sued last year by people who used Artex to set up their captives and are now under investigation by the I.R.S.

From New York Times

Firms like Artex charged around $50,000 to set up captives and about $50,000 annually to run them, Mr. Adkisson said.

From New York Times