Sentence examples for curtain design from inspiring English sources
In the early 1910s she apprenticed herself to a London decorating firm to learn about furniture restoration, trompe-l'oeil, curtain design and the mechanics of traditional upholstery.
Ms. Bright's first curtain design, for the actress Ellen Barkin in 1983, redirected her professionally into a field that she was acknowledged by design professionals to have redefined -- almost single-handedly.
His younger brother, Juan, also emphasized rank in works such as a full-length portrait of the viceroy, the duke of Linares (1723), in which the sitter's coat of arms is worked illusionistically into the curtain design, while a long inscription appears incised on the pedestal base of a column.
The experimental results show this strategy to be an effective method of optimizing the air curtain design.
In this study, a curtain design has been arranged so as to improve the low performance levels of the Savonius wind rotors.
It has been determined from here that a significant increase can be achieved in the rotor performance by means of the curtain design.
Case in point: the PEVA shower curtain designed by Dave Eggers for The Thing Quarterly, a publication that produces object-based issues with artists and other creative collaborators.
The effect is somewhat reminiscent of Edith Sitwell's Façade, which she recited from behind a curtain designed by John Piper with musical accompaniment by William Walton.
Behind him is a blue curtain designed like the national flag with a white star and the words: "I love Somalia".
Skirts themselves have developed from a simple curtain designed to enclose the cushion into complicated geometric shapes that contain the cushion, duct the air, and, in some cases, provide a degree of secondary suspension.
And a good staging idea — the rather beautiful silver curtain (designed by Mr. Rhoden and Michael Korsch) across the back of the stage that revealed or hid the dancers — was so overworked that it quickly lost all impact.
