Sentence examples for glamorous interior from inspiring English sources

The glamorous interior expels yearnings for summer.

"Staging the Glamorous Interior" devotes chapters to Syrie's shops and her commissions for Noël Coward.

It descended to a great-great-granddaughter, the glamorous interior designer Dorothy Draper; her son-in-law Harvey Buchanan donated it to the museum.

The glamorous interior (blood-red lacquered tables, peacock-blue lounge chairs, Art Deco brass bar) is the work of the local Dimore Studio design firm.

Edward Hopper, a cinephile and a Village local, made a painting of the Sheridan's glamorous interior in the thirties; Billie Holiday sang there in 1957, two years before she died, selling out its twenty-three hundred seats.

Karen Talbott, Kyle Talbott, the Corcoran Group (718) 809-1293; www.corcoran.com Open house Sunday, 1 to 3 p.m. TAXES: $6,641 a year PROS: Known locally as "The Painted Lady," this 1910 house has been given a glamorous interior makeover, including a new kitchen and an en suite master bath with a steam shower and soaking tub.

Albert Hadley, 84, is known for his glamorous interiors and for his many years of collaboration with the decorator Sister Parish.

Mr. Redd, 43, who is known for his glamorous interiors (his "Big Book of Chic" comes out next month from Assouline), calls the bathroom his "crowning glory".

There are no signs of the glamorous interiors that became popular in the upper echelons of corporate America during the 1980's.

When it comes to flamboyantly glamorous interiors, Rose Cumming — the dealer-decorator who opened for business in New York in 1921 and drew her last autocratic breath in 1968 — is still the one to beat.

True to its title, his exhibition consists of 400 canvases, all cleverly titled: fantasy landscapes and portraits, glamorous interiors, poodles and Venetian fetes whose dashed-off verve hovers somewhere between Thomas Trosch's stylish ironies and the New Yorker covers of Jean-Jacques Sempé.