Sentence examples for silver room from inspiring English sources

The couple's home had a "silver room" filled with tea services, candlesticks and trays.

By the time of the 2003 Venice Biennale, where he reconstructed the silver room, spectators were primed for chaos.

I crept up a stairway reserved for staff to the silver room, which was lined with empty battleship-quality nickel and plate-glass cases with intricate little locks.

A reception room called the Neo-Rococo Silver room is teeming with little metallic cherubs, and a private chapel takes kitsch to a new level, crammed with gold leaf, red velvet, flocked wallpaper and candelabra.

It doesn't hurt the cause that this chamber is one of the few surviving Herter interiors, showing the firm's work at its most original, and that it is, with the Silver Room at the far end of the broad first floor hall — designed by Tiffany and restored in the 1980s — probably the most important and stunning interior in the Head House.

After nearly 20 years in The Manor, a 56,500-square-foot French chateau-style home known for its size and extravagance — it includes a wine-tasting room, a bowling alley, a silver room, a china room and a well-known gift-wrapping room — she says she is ready for the next trophy property: a condominium.

Even the smaller Silver rooms feel fairly roomy, at 22sq m.

As destinations were announced by a worker with a megaphone -- "Journal Square and Newark, track No. 4!" "Track 3 for Hoboken!" -- a sea of dark winter coats surged through bright gray and shimmering silver rooms.

This gray-and-silver room is surprisingly stark, considering the rest of the home is bursting with color.

There is a lot of patterned wallpaper and an eclectic mix of furniture, including a silver dining room table and bistro chairs from Paris she has lined up in front of a kitchen window.

In daily life, silver containing room sprays, laundry detergents, water purification systems, wall paints [7, 8, 9, 10, 11], clothes impregnated with silver nanoparticles [9], washing machines, etc. [10, 11] have been in use.