Sentence examples for idiosyncratic design from inspiring English sources

The SRX has the hard, angular edges that typify the idiosyncratic design direction Cadillac has chosen.

And although Canada has crept ahead in recent years, the British Isles remain a stronghold of innovative and often idiosyncratic design.

Joseph Holtzman, the editor in chief of the idiosyncratic design magazine Nest, which has dwelled equally on Proust's bedroom and Farrah Fawcett memorabilia, took a different approach.

Few recent graduates can mix things up more adeptly than Mr. Schaefer, who learned at the feet of a master: Joseph Holtzman, editor in chief of Nest, the idiosyncratic design magazine where Mr. Schaefer interned this spring.

After opening up the layout, and adding chocolate-brown walls and idiosyncratic design details, Mr. Kravitz listed the place at $19.5 million, far more than he had listed it for intermittently several years before.

Randomly sample Gondry's work and you'll find idiosyncratic design in abundance: the giant bugs and rampaging toy animals of his video for Björk's Human Behaviour; the windows within windows, beds within beds and the absurdly enlarged faces in the Chemical Brothers' video Let Forever Be; the papier-mache volcano and stop-motion building site from The Science of Sleep.

But the workshop did produce some of its idiosyncratic designs in bulk.

Straight lines were anathema to Hundertwasser, who was known internationally for his idiosyncratic designs and philosophy.

It alerts us to Erickson's more idiosyncratic designs and serves as an advisory for readers: not for the faint of heart.

Inventive, idiosyncratic designs combine with high standards in one-off delights such as cross-stitch moustache cufflinks or camper van-shaped planters.

The store, he said, has seen a run on Art Deco pins and Chanel-like Maltese crosses, priced from several hundred to several thousand dollars, as well as on idiosyncratic designs by Tony Duquette and estate-inspired pieces by Kenneth Jay Lane.