Sentence examples for lounge interior from inspiring English sources
It features a futuristic V.I.P. lounge interior and dazzling details, including carbon-fiber wheel trim that recalls a Dale Chihuly sculpture.
Inside is a trendy lounge interior where guests sip mint-infused cocktails or read fashion magazines in between meetings.
It offers a sleek lounge interior feel that would cater to the business class happy hour crowd.
(He also shot the Polish brothers' luxuriant-looking debut feature.) The lounge interiors have a tawdry fabulousness, with wall-to-wall tiny lights that shimmer like a rain of pitiful stars over the tables and pie-eyed patrons.
Inside, the rumble of the car's in-line 6 echoed through what Nash brochures promoted as the "Sky-Lounge safety interior".
Thanks to exhilarating speeds, upmarket lounges and interiors designed by the likes of Philippe Starck (in the case of Eurostar) and Christian Lacroix (on new TGVs) – they're attracting a more fashionable crowd.
It's full of period appeal, from the main arched courtyard to the open fire and mounted antlers in the cosy lounge, and the interior has been smartly refurbished, with bunk rooms ranged along deep-red panelled corridors.
Dylanologists may find less to parse in these sketch-like, vaguely Expressionist paintings of local sights and personalities, than in his poems and lyrics, though works like "Opium" (which shows a woman in a pink robe lounging in a cluttered interior) and "Le Belle Cascade" (a Tokyo amusement-park scene that nods to Manet) veer from the standard tourist itinerary.
The glass and metal poolside lounge is a remodelled Jetsons interior, with plastic palms hugging the ribbed metal walls as architectural statement rather than just garden decor.
All that cured meat will make you thirsty, so head next door to the Stovepiper, a timeworn cocktail lounge with the cool, dark interior of an off-Strip casino and a sign out front advertising "the best drinks in the Valley" (a claim I was unable to verify, though not for lack of trying).
The sleek One Aldwych (1 Aldwych; 011-44-20-7300-0500; doubles from $440), meanwhase, has unveiled a private guest lounge designed by the British interiors star Mary Fox Linton; it includes a library with books chosen by the hotel's Covent Garden neighbor Paul Smith.
