Sentence examples for historic decor from inspiring English sources
In New Orleans, termite baits round out historic decor, lying in wait behind Victorian velvet settees, beneath Persian rugs.
The paper also claimed that Clooney and Alamuddin had wanted to make last-minute changes to some of the hotel's historic decor, ordering in even more antiques to blend in with the frescoes by 18th-century painter Giovanni Battista Tiepolo.
A spectacularly restored mansion (built in 1843) houses the delightful inn, which features 15-foot ceilings, period architecture, historic decor, and plenty of southern charm.
The building recently underwent extensive renovations to bring facilities up to modern-day standards while retaining the historic decor, and manager Judy Beardsell says it only served to further rile up the ghost.
Its 26 rooms are housed in a historic building with elegant decor, and the spa is arguably one of the best in the region.
The hotel's decor preserves its historic past while offering bright and cheerful spaces for today's tastes.
The guide -- long faulted for its lack of commentary -- now lists two to three lines for each French entry, commenting on decor and pointing out historic importance or regional specialties.
Beside that mahogany bar – the Bow Bar is also the newly-crowned Dram Magazine Whisky Bar Of The Year – you will find an extensive bottled beer menu, whose contemporary tone is in sharp contrast to the surrounding decor of vintage cigarette advertising and historic pub-trade memorabilia.
However, some 537 artistic and graphics exhibits (including temporary exhibition paintings from the State Russian Museum and the Simferopol Art Museum), 360 pieces of the building's decor, sets of unique furniture, and a series of historic books were stolen by occupying Nazi German forces, amounting to a loss of 5 million rubles at the time.
Inside, the dining rooms display ancient terracotta fragments, an appropriate decor choice considering Flavio al Velavevodetto is built into the city's most historic landfill, a pile of ancient amphorae.
