"dull design" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is uninteresting, lacking in creativity, or simply not visually appealing. Example: The company's new logo was met with criticism for its dull design and lack of originality.
In the intimate space of the Donmar, not helped by Bob Crowley's dull design, she creates not simply one but a series of characters.
Piano has received acclaim for many of his museum designs, including the Centre Pompidou and the modern wing of the Art Institute of Chicago, and some observers felt that the dull design of BCAM could be attributed to meddling with his vision.
Ghosn also concluded that Nissan's esteemed engineering and quality were being wasted on dull design.
Ghosn also concluded that Nissan's esteemed engineering and quality were wasted on dull design.
When they save one dollar on a dull design, they end up giving away $2 more in rebates.
Oldsmobile cars like the Alero and Intrigue have won an enthusiastic reception from auto reviewers, but the division has not recovered from a reputation for dull designs.
Tree stumps made from felt bunched over cardboard boxes and anchored with packing tape are clearly meant to extend the enchanted-forest theme but look like dull set design.
Considering Harmony of Dissonance "one of the more disappointing titles of the series" and "the least-impressive of the three GBA titles," retrospective critics cited the dull castle design and frequent switching between castle layers as some of the game's biggest flaws.
Desperate situations call for spectacular solutions not dulling the design to get three people in the back seat.
(Victrola needles were made of steel, easily dulled, and designed to be discarded after a single use, though they rarely were).
Rem would see the light, he would repent and begin to design dull buildings.
