The phrase "cunning design" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that has been crafted in a clever or cleverly deceptive manner. For example: "The company's new logo features a cunning design that is easy to remember."
The local penchant for cunning design and cozy interiors remains undimmed as candles blaze in the city's increasingly refined restaurants.
A mild sensation online, this object from the oft-neglected packaging category may be the year's most cunning design solution.
Perhaps this is more evidence of the endless craving for status symbols, or of how cunning design seduces and manipulates us.
At the top of the wall, Oliver Townsend's cunning design offers a horizontal, backlit aperture on which pill packets and medicine bottles have been arranged so they look like the skyline of a city of sickness or ill health.
As well as defending your house from oncoming invaders by laying traps and through cunning design you must also wander around your neighborhood and turn into a burglar yourself prowling through vacant homes like the opportunist you might well become should the apocalypse one day come to destroy the world, in an attempt to rack up the dollars and get to the top of the leaderboard.
Another rather cunning design consists of a feeding bowl covered with a lid that has multiple holes cut in it.
Enthusiasm runs through you (and the Telegraph) for "Vicki Mortimer's cunning, atmospheric design" which "revolves to allow us to see the place from different perspectives".
The rollout of the Bissinger/Leibovitz scoop was as controlled and as stylized as the launch of an Apple product — indeed, the image of Jenner in a sleek, fifties-style bustier in ivory satin shared some of the cunning, surprising design perfection of an Apple product.
Due to cunning strain design and patterning, the layer stack bends up forming cantilevers or rolls up into nano- and microtubes.
The Italians' cunning plan?
Bring forward the cunning plan.
