Sentence examples for minimal look from inspiring English sources
For a minimal look, he favored the Arctic Flatware at Pottery Barn, with its hard, square edge: "I like it when it's simple and strong, because it can allow the table to be more elaborate".
With a lot of our stores we have gone for a dark, minimal look, and our home is quite low key; at the Ibiza Rocks I could afford to be slightly more experimental.
Katie Hillier, the British Accessories Designer of the Year, said, "It's really simple to add a bit of glamour and luxury by adding the fur" in a season dominated by a "toned down and minimal look".
Apparently Mr. Colangelo's everyday life is filled with women who love the minimal look with a bit of edge, for this collection captured a streamlined style while still retaining a feminine grace.
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On the wall above were two simple cabinets, much like the ones I have now, although these were made of high-gloss lacquer with lighted glass shelves and sliding doors, a minimal look Mr. Zierman was able to achieve by shifting storage to the pantry on the opposite wall.
This collection she showed at the Odeon on Monday did not disappoint: 17 minimal looks cut from men's suiting wools, tie silks and tuxedo satins.
His signature collection of minimal looks based on street culture were thought to have revolutionised the way men dressed in the early part of the last decade.
And finally, there is good news on the makeup front, with minimal looks being much to the fore, which suits those of us with older skin very well indeed.
Today's minimal looks are causing more customers to opt for recessed panel or Shaker-style doors.
Tylko describes its customers as typically "design and tech savvy," with an average age range of 25 to 35 — and evidently plenty of disposable income to spend on minimal-looking furniture.
