Sentence examples for tacky house from inspiring English sources

Or we can point to a tacky house in one of those outlying areas, too.

In "Tacky House," a new series at 11, Thom Filicia tries to tame the dwellings of people with over-the-top taste, starting with Yvonne, who can't get enough of leopard prints.

"There was a place near us in Pennsylvania that looked like an old castle and they sold big reproduction stone fountains with horses and lions, meant for a really tacky house, I guess".

There he filled a tacky house with some of his works and collections of this and that to such striking effect that, in 2005, the Guggenheim bought it as an in-situ work of art, titled "Second House".

Thom Filicia, the interior designer of "Queer Eye" fame, continues to stage home décor interventions as the host of "Tacky House" and "Dress My Nest" on the Style Network.

Married for 12 years, with time taken away by war and now with three small children, they fret in a tacky house in Westport, Conn., driven by contrary social aspirations and not enough money to enjoy any of it.

He knows every iota of it the empty brown desert, the bars of Odessa, the tacky houses of Midland, the dust that settles on bed-sheets and the slick of oil that floats on the swimming pools.

Homes: Sometimes, ticky-tacky houses are simply the cleanest backdrop.

After about an hour, we looked down to see a cluster of ticky-tacky houses all made just the same.

To see it as a monolith, as Joey Buttafuoco-land or ticky-tacky houses, is willful ignorance".

In fact, these films call to mind the opening sequence of Mr. Lynch's "Blue Velvet": beneath the ticky-tacky houses of suburbia rage Darwinian struggles.