Sentence examples for organic patterns from inspiring English sources
Discovering the same organic patterns everywhere you look is a familiar symptom of paranoia.
Square pillows ($60 to $170), above left at the Alpana Bawa store on the Lower East Side, come in two sizes, 18 and 26 inches, and in cotton or silk with organic patterns like chrysanthemums and rocks.
Even better was the way she built up the organic patterns with embellishment that made the bodice of a short dress look like sedimentary strata, or an evening gown covered in sharp sequins resembling lichen.
Tom Ford, who said during the salon-style presentation that he was "in a floral mood this season," took his silk evening jackets and evening slip-ons to the hothouse, covering them in organic patterns.
Big I.T. companies, he pointed out to me recently, have begun building rest areas and gardens into their campuses, in recognition of their employees' need for what psychologists call fascination — the cognitive renewal that comes from looking at organic patterns, such as a river's churning currents or leaves against sky.
On one side, it is quite apparent that the continuity of vernacular organic patterns and styles is an evidence of success in creating secure and safe environment and establishing sense of place.
His thesis was that each culture-civilization has its own organic pattern of development, and none can escape its foreordained cycle of growth, blossoming, and wilting, any more than a single rose can.
De Giuli discovered this "organic pattern machine" quite by accident.
Writes Snøhetta, "On the 50 NOK note the wind is gentle, represented by short, cubical shapes and long, tame waves in the organic pattern.
And in the three discrete sculptures and seven wall pieces included in the show, Zigmund uses both geometric and organic patterning to choreograph space.
The lights illuminate in an organic pattern, taking inspiration from the waves, the pervasive wind and the ebb and flow of car traffic coming from the East Bay over to the City.
