Sentence examples for classic interior from inspiring English sources

"It was very Brooklyn," Ms. Aron said, with a classic interior and an astonishing three closets.

All the classic interior elements remained more or less unchanged until Paul McGann's Eighth Doctor which showed us a very different, almost steam-punk interior.

High style is back in men's fashion, and Baldwin's particular brand of modernism -- a snappy, sartorial splendor he perfected along with his significantly spare, but always classic, interior design work -- was evident in many of the recent collections.

A stalwart of Hong Kong's drinking scene, Captain's Bar has remained popular for decades, with a classic interior of red leather seating, and wooden and brass furnishings.

Careful symmetry was a generally accepted rule during the Renaissance, and in any classic building one can be sure to find a carefully balanced and symmetrical facade, just as most formal and classic interiors have rigidly balanced plans.

The apartment's previous owner had made extensive renovations to maintain the classic, Gründerzeit interior of the place, and the Browns, who had invested time and sweat in fixer-uppers in both San Francisco and New York, were happy to just move in.

"With its metal streamline looks and classic diner interior, this building has long been a neighborhood landmark," Councilwoman Christine C. Quinn and State Senator Thomas K. Duane wrote in a letter to Mr. Antonapos.

It has nine comfortable rooms, two with working fireplaces, plus three fireplaces in the common areas in a classic Adirondack interior with floor to ceiling wainscoting and yellow birch trim.

When he's not busy photographing your wedding, helping you plan your divorce or informing you from behind the GP's desk that your life is over – or even sometimes while he is – Swift keeps an ear out for the classic English interior monologue.

£4.95 adult, £2.50 child, nationaltrust.org.uk, 028 7084 8728 This is a proper old world classic (the interior was last revamped in 1870) – Bakelite switches and coat hooks beneath the counter, a keyhole clock that gongs above the bar, shelves of bottled miscellany, distillers' mirrors, daylight filtering in through red Bristol glass.

Thus, moving away from a classic symmetrical interior by giving the driver and passenger a unique occupant space supporting their needs.