Tie reflective or shiny ribbon to your scarecrow to add movement and reflect light.[2].
Scheduled to be completed at the end of this year, the building will be red brick with tinted reflective windows in a continuous ribbon around each story.
Every detail of 5 Franklin Place was mapped out: Bosch washers and dryers, cantilevered staircases wrapping around cylindrical glass elevators and a facade with reflective black metal bands that would twist like ribbons and, just maybe, make Frank Gehry squirm.
His PK41 folding stool (1961) can trace its lines to the Thebes stool of Pharaonic Egypt, though he substituted the cedar construction of the antique with ribbons of wafer-thin steel, torqued to give it a reflective quality that made it seem lighter than air.
And when the milliner Irene Molloy (Laura Condlin) observes that women in New York will be wearing ribbons down their backs this summer, once again you may find yourself inwardly serenading the stage with the reflective tune that accompanies this observation in the musical.
Then, a reflective pause.
