Sentence examples for exquisite decor from inspiring English sources

And there are plenty of fitter-ins and sticker-outs, though maybe in this particular parlour, with its exquisite decor, halfway between Manhattan bar and fetish Scandi-torture chamber, there are more of the latter.

Both self-creations, their conspiratorial Svengali-Trilby relationship continued back in the US with six exotic, erotic melodramas at Paramount, in which exquisite decor accompanied the subversion of social decorum.

It had fallen into disrepair before being rescued by its French-American owners who, with help from Fez's finest craftsmen, restored archways, columns, ornate woodwork and stunning mosaics, created eight palatial suites and rooms, all with lofty ceilings and exquisite decor – some even have fireplaces.

The hall has stained glass windows and numerous paintings and exquisite decor.

The exquisite decor is an artist's haven and the outdoor seating, beautiful swimming pool and well-tended garden make it the perfect oasis in the south of France.

Initially, she was admired for her beauty and her charm, but soon she became known for her elegance, on one hand, and on the other for her graciousness as a hostess and for her talent in creating exquisite decors within her homes.

The luxury hotel features exquisite Parisian decor with Arabian style ― from plush velvet seating, climbing greenery, brocade carpets and lavish paintings reminiscent of Napoleon III era ― and includes butler service, a secret spa and an enchanting bar.

With its exquisite, hip-vibe decor and its opulent and baroque architecture, Gilt is a gilty pleasure, a memorable fine-dining experience.

The decor is exquisite, very sympathetic to the beautiful old hall's architecture but at the same time contemporary and funky and of the highest quality".

A gorgeous throw blanket is the decor equivalent of the garnish on an exquisite meal, giving a room a sense of life, casual elegance and a dash of color or texture.

The New York Times' critic acclaimed its decor and its verve, though he huffed that the kitchen was not as "exquisite" as "la grande cuisine française".