We moved into the dining room, where there was a flat-file cabinet.
Mr. Baratta, an associate in William Diamond Design, might not count himself among the handful of dedicated map collectors who pore over sea charts, town plans and early world views - serious collectors who carefully store their prized possessions in flat file cabinets.
(The Custom's cost $7,760). An easier look to emulate: artists' flat filing cabinets used as coffee tables, balanced by upholstered sectionals with purple and pink pillows.
We were standing in the archives of the Museum of the City of New York, flanked by rows of gray flat-file cabinets.
The Library's Conservation Department built custom trays to hold each 12 x 20 negative, with just three plates (and their trays) in an archival box that is stored flat on a cabinet shelf.
Though it appears as urbane as a London flat, with its cabinets painted in matte black onyx and its oak floors stenciled in a huge black and white checkerboard pattern that marches through the whole first floor, this kitchen sports a very prosaic white Kenmore stove from Sears, rather than an Aga or Wolfe.
The drying chambers are of the cabinet and flat bed types for the former and later respectively.
The work runs from a realistic-looking bronze cast of excrement (1987) to an arriviste "Japanese Garden Design for Interior" (1989), a green wooden cabinet housing flat rocks of foam rubber that spill onto the floor in a mock garden path.
Obama previously said he doesn't have time to meet with the Flat Earth Society – Cameron has appointed avowed flat-earthers to top cabinet jobs.
In Making it Happen: Fred Goodwin, RBS and the Men who Blew Up the British Economy, by Iain Martin, the former editor of the Scotsman newspaper, Goodwin's ex-colleagues recall how he took a personal interest in the cleanliness of his office, going so far as to ban filing cabinets with flat tops, so that piles of paper would not be left on them.
