Sentence examples for antique design from inspiring English sources

7. Maidstone cotton sheets, inspired by an antique design, come in sets with pillowcases, from $115 (twin) to $180 (king).

In designing an ultramodern building for a modernising China, he has no intention of drawing on that country's antique design traditions, but on its young industrial crafts, technologies and engineering processes.

Employing outstanding artists of the day, such as the sculptor John Flaxman, Wedgwood copied innumerable antique designs, including the Roman Portland Vase.

Some were new takes on antique designs; others, made of materials like shiny aluminum wire, were more modern.

The repertoire of classical and Renaissance motifs was augmented by antique designs collected by Anton Grassi (who had succeeded Niedermayer as Modellmeister in 1778).

What Brunelleschi added to the conventional format was a new vocabulary using his own interpretation of antique designs for the capitals, friezes, pilasters (rectangular columns set into the wall), and columns.

Specialists in music from the Middle Ages through the early Romantic era have a thriving support industry to rely on: a world of instrument builders who use antique designs to reproduce the timbres and tactile qualities of early keyboards, strings, woodwinds, brasses and percussion instruments.

The compositions loosely derive from the antique designs of military plaques and imperial trophies.

Again, antique designs, beads, ribbons and flowers create a romantic and whimsical fairy look.

6. L'Hermitage chandelier by Sally Sirkin Lewis for J. Robert Scott was inspired by an antique Russian design.

Born in Miami to Venezuelan parents and raised in Paris, she developed a passion for antique textile design in college.