The phrase "living rooms" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
You can use "living rooms" when referring to a specific type of room in a house or apartment. For example: - "The living rooms in this neighborhood tend to be quite spacious." - "We spent the evening lounging in one of the cozy living rooms at the bed and breakfast." - "I love the cozy feel of the living room in my grandmother's house."
The French Enlightenment, with its powerful women running intellectual salons, took a keen interest in the vagina.
Its 24 colourful rooms (£66 B&B) with chandeliers, parquet floor and beautiful quilts, take up the fifth-floor of an apartment block in downtown Cairo and, along with decadent salons and a dining room, are accessed by an old wrought-iron lift.
Each year it will train up to 5,000 hairdressers who want to open their own salons.
Restaurants, petrol stations and beauty salons in the capital, Asunción, put up signs naming the "23 shameless rats", and barring them as customers.
Mr Sarkozy may have hobnobbed with world leaders, and earned big money from lecture tours in the Gulf but he loves nothing better than playing the role of outsider, sneered at in the parquet-floored salons of Paris.
We are on the ground fighting .The fighters keep their patches of the streets clean but have also graffitied the names of their various brigades over the schools, mosques, houses and hairdressing salons they have appropriated as bases.
It is a victory for the president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, who wants to tap the bank's reserves to pay debt.Cuba allowed small barber shops and beauty salons to operate as private businesses for the first time since 1968.
Women who have never worked before learn how to bake so that they can set up pastry shops; or how to start beauty salons; or to fold sheets and towels creatively so that they can work in the luxury hotels just over the hill.
Hairdressers will be able to open salons wherever they please and keep them open as long as they like (they now close on Mondays).
Leo spoke eloquently about these geniuses when visitors came to their Saturday evening salons.
In Kingdom Mall, a shopping centre, men are forbidden to tread on one floor, where nail salons and hairdressers flank clothes shops.
