Their roofs and eaves were painted in cheerful geometric patterns by the British artist David Tremlett: yellows, fuchsias.
This stemmed directly from a study of pricing patterns by the two economists.
Instead of grass, it grew gravel, raked into geometric patterns by the cook's son, who appeared to have no other occupation.
The company had hoped to return to more normal working patterns by the end of May but has concluded that it will be unable to do so until after July.
An analysis of changes in second-home ownership patterns by The New York Times, based on the 2000 census, also shows that some long-popular spots are losing some of their appeal.
Dreaming of the young Britt Ekland but encountering instead yellowing editions of Herbert Marcuse and fabric knit into Rorschach patterns by the Conceptualist Rosemarie Trockel, they retreated, forlorn, into the gray autumn.
The roof of the new south campus of the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena has skylights, above right, of a tough filmlike material called Foiltec, with patterns by the graphic designer Bruce Mau.
Last out was the designer Marc Jacobs, in LV colorful silk men's pajamas with patterns by the British artist duo Jake and Dinos Chapman.
And he does it flexibly, soloing through it, over steady melodic patterns by the guitarist Miles Okazaki, intoning percussive syllables to start each of the album's 36 tracks.
Maypole dance, ceremonial folk dance performed around a tall pole garlanded with greenery or flowers and often hung with ribbons that are woven into complex patterns by the dancers.
Shops like the Hoxton Boutique, in a space that once housed Detainer, an S-and-M emporium, sell dirndl skirts printed with joyful childlike patterns by the designers Mark Eley and Wakako Kishimoto, of Eley Kishimoto, alongside independent labels like Tatty Devine and House of Jazz.
