Sentence examples for tangible luxury from inspiring English sources

Crucially for a fashion house that has been identified for so long with the aesthetic of one designer, Ms. Jarrar brings to Lanvin her own defined and recognizable style, honed over six years at her small, successful Paris couture house: A smart fusion of urban modernity with a quiet yet tangible luxury.

The person who I was before this trip would have hesitated to give up all these tangible luxuries.

Is your idea of luxury tangible — or a sensation/ experience?

There are no Ferragamo suits on display at TED, no dresses by Lanvin, but details like the beanbag chairs make tangible the conference's greatest luxury: the opulence of easy access.

The same can be said for businesses that provide non-tangible products such as luxury items and services.

But in the book, aren't there a lot of tangible things -- the huge house, the luxury car, the housekeeper from Latin America? A. Ah! Mariadora!

As one of eight "fantasy gifts" in the 87th edition of the Neiman Marcus holiday catalog, "The Forevermark Ultimate Diamond Experience" is emblematic of a new breed of luxury experience that combines a tangible good with a firsthand opportunity to trace its provenance.

There's probably no more tangible example of this than the "poor doors" installed at One Commercial Street, a luxury apartment building in the East End.

There's probably no more tangible examples of this than the "poor doors" installed at One Commercial Street, a block of luxury flats in the East End.

In an era of luxury for the masses, a full-time domestic staff is a status symbol that truly sets one apart, a tangible way of separating the genuinely loaded from the simply well-to-do.

If tangible calendars (especially ones wrapped in leather) help keep you more organized than digital ones, Smythson, the 125-year-old British luxury titan, has a selection of leather-bound schedules in its new Mara Collection, including crocodile-embossed books in rich purple and deep green.