Sentence examples for intimate design from inspiring English sources
THE AMENITIES The intimate Design Club in the basement features a small but fully stocked bar with high scoop plastic chairs where a mostly middle-age crowd of hotel guests sipped wine and nibbled on tapas.
Our work is defined by our commitment to an intimate design process in which we distill our client's objectives and develop creative solutions tailored to the constraints and opportunities of the project.
Mr. Grandage and Mr. Logan "constructed not only a terrific production about one of New York's great artists, but also what I felt was a classic Donmar-style work, creating a lovely intimate design for Rothko's studio and two well-thought-out performances," Ms. Madover said.
This will have some influence on the design, especially if it's an intimate design.
Also known as lifestyle hotels, boutiques are distinctive for their innovative, individualized and intimate designs, and "destination" bars that lure travelers and locals alike.
Because they are at eye level and extend and connect buildings, they are very important in intimate visual design.
Page 1 SOCIAL NETWORKS SHRINK Facebook has created an opportunity for start-ups to offer sharing that is intimate by design.
Dan Jones's intimate sound design takes us into the mind of Harry, a wounded soldier drifting in and out of consciousness, moving between memory and trauma.
The app, which allows users to send short videos and images that disappear after a short period of time, is intimate by design, something that sets it apart from its social-media peers.
At Camden Yards in Baltimore, which launched the trend toward merging old-style, intimate ballpark design with modern amenities when it opened in 1992, the Orioles have added two rows of seats behind home plate and along the baselines, only for sponsors, and are exploring other ways to extract new revenue.
You should visit Tin's favourite (and now legendary) eaterie, Gostionica Tip-Top on Gunduliceva 18, where you'll enjoy photos of the poet, go goggle-eyed at the intimate, socialist design, including a dozen glass-bowl lamps overhead, and relish a Dalmatian cuisine of fresh fish (£40/kilo), octopus risotto (from £6), fine island wines, and the chocolate-and-walnut 'Marco Polo' desert.
