Sentence examples for most lavish designs from inspiring English sources

For the most lavish designs, ormolu (gilded bronze or cast brass decoration) was used, especially in 18th-century France.

A baroque music box brought to life, The Emperor’s Nightingale is stop-motion at its most lavish, featuring some of Trnka’s greatest designs: refined porcelain figurines bedecked in ornate costumes, a court setting overflowing with gorgeous fabrics, and intricate lattice work.

It will have a tandoori oven -- the first in the chain -- and a cookware and housewares department designed to be the most lavish in the chain.

Oprah Winfrey reportedly bought 60 acres of land there in 2014 and spent $14m on one of the town's most lavish mansions (it has a wine cellar designed to look like a historic mine).

FOR design mavens, here are some of the most lavish books published this year, on topics rarely covered elsewhere, and never so comprehensively.

Irving Finkel, assistant keeper in the museum's Near East Department, says the London show is designed to convince the audience that Babylon was a real place, a "most lavish and grandiose affair".Some objects are too fragile to be moved between the museums.

The Habsburgs were their most lavish patrons.

Then Monaco unrolled this summer's lavish signings, with Falcao the most lavish of all.

Room for room, it is still the most lavish outlay for any New York Hotel.

You may not see internationally renowned singers or the most lavish productions.

Some of the most lavish dresses will no doubt be adapted for wedding gowns.