Sentence examples for decorative concepts from inspiring English sources

Assistants executed his decorative concepts.

But Fendi, with its intimate understanding of skins and pelts, can take that decorative concept so much further.

These pieces all demonstrate the fascinating cultural exchanges that took place through the porcelain, as design concepts, decorative motifs and color combinations were drawn from numerous media — including architecture, painting, textiles and literature — in diverse cultures and then taken to China, reinterpreted and sent back out.

The concept of decorative art as they used it had potentially radical implications.

The rooms are elaborately furnished with paintings and decorative pieces celebrating Indian art and concepts and characters from Hindu mythology.

His personal style took shape toward the mid-1910s, when he synthesized the spatial concepts of Cubism, the colour of Fauvism, and the decorative patterning of folk art.

This mix of the utilitarian and the decorative, the romantic and the energetic is a definite trend and the concept fitted well with the quirky spirit of Marni — with or without lights and music.

The concept of a magpie collector came out as tassels and other treasures in vivid colors, dangling like decoration from a sand brown satchel bag — or the same decorative ideas on high-heeled snake shoes.

The suffix 2.0 is often used in decorative ways for many terms to separate an older from a newer generation of a concept and to indicate that the one at hand is the most modern and contemporary one.

So I was familiar with the concept of hosiery, but I had never seen anything that was that pretty and that decorative.

Because the Yoruba have to work together they have no concept of competition, & their art functions as an outlet for hostilities as well as for decorative and religious purposes.