"rich in design" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is intricately or elegantly designed. Example: The palace was rich in design, with ornate pillars and grand chandeliers adorning every room.
He also assembled a collection of 300 Ballet Russe scenery and costume sketches, most dating from 1938 to 1944, years that were especially rich in designs.
The interplay of female soloist and male quartet, often in diagonal, grows richer in design.
"Plywood has a rich history in design," Drumm says, reaching for a heavy Le Corbusier catalogue.
Rodney Fitch, who has died aged 76, became famous and rich in the "design decade" of the 1980s, but was only a loose fit with the popular idea of what a designer might be.
The "boutique hotel" – rich in cutting-edge design, loaded with artistic merit and dripping with aesthetic appeal – has revolutionised leisure travel over that time.
But look out for one that is rich in minerals and designed for your skin type.
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Such small RNAs are simple in design yet rich in biology and have captivated the attention of biologists in many fields.
The company hopes its designs, which are rich in details like brushed gold, asymmetric design and colorful Brazilian stones, will sparkle for a wider audience.
Proteins that have reached the status of biomarkers have frequently been well investigated and the literature is rich in small organic molecules designed to bind important biomarkers, but with affinities and selectivities insufficient for biomedical applications.
Those aged 6-36 months, who are not yet showing signs of malnutrition, will be enrolled in a scheme in which they receive two months' supply of Plumpy'doz – a supplementary food rich in vitamins and minerals, designed to help prevent malnutrition in children.
