Sentence examples for decoration scheme from inspiring English sources
Early in the Baroque period the decoration scheme of theatres was largely restrained, but it became increasingly ornate until it reached the heights of the Rococo in the mid-18th century.
Undoubtedly the most fervently admired decoration scheme to date is along the frontage of the Selfridge stores, on Oxford St. Its principal feature is a huge colored plaster equestrian statue of Her Majesty mounted sidesaddle on her charger Winston.
This caused some consternation among early commuters, one of whom angrily wrote to The New York Times in March 1913 and noted that "west is east and east is west, and any one endeavoring to read directions by the zodiacal figures used in the decoration scheme would be entirely misled".
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The birth of each of Isabeau's 12 children is well chronicled; even the decoration schemes of the rooms in which she gave birth are described.
To follow Ms. Buhler's recommendation about harmony between home and office, Ms. Picheny suggests extending the interior-decoration scheme of the house into the closet with paint and wallpaper.
If you don't want to commit to painting your walls pink or buying a bright yellow couch, you can still add color to your decorating scheme through decorations.
Valances are a great window accessory – they often serve to give your window decoration that finished look and easily reinforce your decorating scheme.
This study introduced a pre-assessment and control tool for indoor air quality (PACT-IAQ) which aimed at multiple pollutant concentrations simulations, pollutant loads estimations and decoration design scheme optimization.
The latter were to have been only part of a much larger scheme of decoration in the church, but Parmigianino was extremely dilatory over their execution, and he was eventually imprisoned for breaking his contract, while the frescoes were contracted to Giulio Romano and Michelangelo Anselmi.
LONDON — The White Star Liner Titanic, which leaves Southampton and Cherbourg on her maiden voyage across the Atlantic to-day [April 10], is a sister ship to the Olympic, which she resembles in every respect except in a few details in accommodation and in the scheme of decoration.
