Sentence examples for designers studio from inspiring English sources

Smarter road design: Last month, Dutch designers, Studio Roosegaarde, launched the "smart highway" concept in the Netherlands, which features luminescent lane lines to improve road safety in Europe.

Sotheby's is collaborating with the Carpenters Workshop Gallery in London on a show, featuring the Dutch designers Studio Job, Atelier Van Lieshout and Demakersvan, at the 15th-century Sudeley Castle in southwest England this summer.

On Willesden High Road, designers Studio Weave have explicitly tried to reinstate some of that culture, with rows of Turkish tea glasses in the windows, and that graphic history in the shape of a conical doner spit.

Best design indulgence of 2011 is a tie between "Patterns," the latest in a long line of beautiful books produced by the German artist Gerhard Richter, and the "Botanica" series of vessels made from animal and plant polymers, developed as eco-responsible alternatives to plastic, by the young Italian designers Studio FormaFantasma.

Indeed, lighting for children from Mood is designed to make parents smile, too, from the table-top Little Cloud Lamp by Case Studyo, £139, with its warming, smiley face, to the clever, origami-style folded pendants by Dutch designers Studio Snowpuppe, from £105.

User Preferences: Tech Q&A With Interactive Designers Studio Roosegaarde.

''I pick things up from shoots or from going to designers' studios,'' he says.

In honor of Fashion Week, people in the industry could stop by the chosen designers' studios to take a look at what they had been working on.

"Makeup artists, costume designers,, studios and facilities, even box office staff – they are the ones who are greatly affected by this loss of revenue".

One of the pleasures of visiting designers' studios is hearing them talk about how a garment is made, or watching them work out a problem with a pattern-maker or tailor.

The former Krasny Oktyabr, or Red October, chocolate factory complex has been transformed into art and photo galleries, designers' studios, television and Web media headquarters, bars and cafes, and the oligarch-funded Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design.