Sentence examples for rising design from inspiring English sources
At its best, the "design-art" boom provided capital for ambitious designers to produce experimental work, and accelerated the careers of rising design stars, including Joris Laarman and Maarten Baas in the Netherlands, Martino Gamper and Julia Lohmann in the United Kingdom.
With his tortoiseshell glasses and dark smock, Verheyden's look is more "studious craftsman" than "rising design star".
Among them is a new French furniture company, Moustache, and an Italian rug maker, Nodus, with the country's rising design star Paolo Cappello as its creative director.
Riva has held its prices steady for more than two years, but will soon need to adjust to absorb rising design costs, he said.
Once more, the inspired owners, Brett Redman and Rob Green, hired Asif Khan, a rising design star profiled here last year, who has formed a new practice, Pernilla & Asif, with Pernilla Ohrstedt, a former producer at the Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York.
His appearance in this game is modeled after his Metal Gear Rising design.
Jon Bausor's coral and rose design frames the action in a giant porthole, backed by a billowing blue sea.
Also noteworthy is the gift shop, with products from the four major local brands and antique teapots in the distinctive East Frisian red rose design.
Famille rose designs were then produced as well as flower painting and some work in emulation of Marieberg, which itself was bought finally by Rörstrand in 1782.
Finally, last summer, the Chamber of Commerce unveiled a "Center of the Nation" monument planted in the grass behind its office: a massive map of the United States enclosed in a compass rose, designed by a local artist and made of 54,000 pounds of South Dakota granite.
Added to this are the corresponding reflections of silver cup, crystal flask, silver cap and copper goblet, ovals doing a kind of call and response across the picture plane, the image punctuated by delicate blue and rose designs on the pasty white porcelain, fireworks in Chardin's tamped-down context.
