Sentence examples for cafe chairs from inspiring English sources
Outside, pink cafe chairs spill onto the Place de Stalingrad, facing the water.
A former porch has been enclosed and now has a glass roof and marble tables, cafe chairs and two couches.
Gone are the rattan cafe chairs, replaced by handsome wood ones with brocade seats.
The cushioned cafe chairs are festooned with festive white ribbon bows.
Gifford's suggestion is to build "a big deep sidewalk" and have cafe chairs in front of it.
Cafe chairs and the titular phonograph defined a dance hall, as scratchy recordings of milonga music from the 1920s conjured the past.
The Harpswell chair is modeled after a French cafe chair.
Long an admirer of Emeco, he collaborated with this Pennsylvania-based company on the Parrish chair — his take on a classic cafe chair.
A nicked and scuffed cafe chair with a zebra-stripe seat stood by the window, the photographer Art Kane's "Jazz Portrait, Harlem 1958" above it.
Olga and Nikolai's awkward dance of increasing intimacy is amusingly symbolized by their interaction with a cafe chair and table, which seem to be made of papier-mâché and are wielded by both characters with clumsy confusion.
Among the reproductions is a bentwood cafe chair designed by Adolf Loos in 1899 and made by Thonet ($900), and a black and white porcelain set (lower left) designed by Josef Hoffmann circa 1925.
