The phrase "room decorator" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a professional responsible for decorating a room, such as an interior designer. For example, "Jane is an expert room decorator. She helped me turn my living room into a cozy and inviting space."
The room's decorator seems to have been inspired by the crystalline universe you can find in a snowflake.
Elsewhere, what was most striking about the house was what it lacked: no formal dining room, no decorator bath, no real living room.
A supersize family room, home decorators say, demands a supersize sofa.
Paige Rense, the editor in chief of Architectural Digest, has looked at many rooms and decorators over the 31 years she has been doing the job.
One August day, in the Mount's dining room — which the decorator Bunny Williams had painted sky blue and cream, the better to reflect light, in accordance with Wharton's belief that the overuse of candles at table inhibited the digestion — Copeland and members of the revitalized board discussed possible future uses of the Mount.
The Lincoln sitting room, which the Clintons' decorator, Kaki Hockersmith, lavished with layers of patterned draperies and a trompe l'oeil coffered ceiling, has also been returned to bare walls.
It's not 'those match and those match and everything feels the same.' " A Kelly Wearstler room, the local interior decorator says, is like an overstimulated child: "You just want to say, 'Quiet, quiet.
Formidable matron Pauline Hoving in her River House drawing room consults with inovative decorator William Pahlmann.
My mother did have to worry about me though, so lost in my reverie that she had to call me three times a day asking if I'd chosen the colour for the living room yet, because the decorators replastering my walls were probably waiting for a nod from me to buy the paint.
Visit to the Personalized House, consisting of unusual rooms designed by decorators.
