The phrase "airy shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a form or structure that appears light, delicate, or ethereal, often in artistic or architectural contexts.
Example: "The sculpture had an airy shape that seemed to float above the ground, captivating all who passed by."
Alternatives: "light form" or "ethereal silhouette".
"It's all about Pop Art and couture shapes from the 1950s," said the designer, referring to his inspiration for vivid colors and voluminous, airy shapes and to an artist's work that enriched prints.
Matters of detail involve such considerations as whether the stair is open or enclosed, whether it is a bold sculptural form or an airy dynamic shape (resulting from the use of open treads without risers), whether the stair honestly expresses its material (be it wood, steel, or marble), or is wrapped in carpeting.
They include both airy and dense shapes, many of which recall natural forms like flames or waves.
The distortion observed in the probe intensity from an ideal Airy-Gaussian-like shape, and in the probe phase from an ideal zero phase, is due to the residual third order (C32) aberrations.
For instance, even though the circle shape is airy and cosmic feeling, it makes privacy almost impossible.
Still, the overall shape felt airy and modern, shielding waiting passengers from the elements with a smoothly arched overhang.
Completed in 1994, it offers an airy lobby in the shape of a two-story rotunda, a health spa, 363 rooms decorated with prints of Providence streetscapes, and a popular seafood restaurant called Agora.
Work toward a solid shape that is airy and light; fine-tune the volume.
Experts can identify cetacean species merely from the shape of such airy semaphores (a whale's blow is not sea water but condensed breath, much as you see your breath on a frosty morning).
The result was a beautifully realized collection in which a one-shoulder rounded dress or a more angular A-line shape had an airy lightness that characterized the designer's work.
