Sentence examples for wood pattern from inspiring English sources

A faint wood pattern — referring to the Goyard family's ancient origins as loggers — has a historic resonance.

The wood pattern appeared again at Céline, where the smooth, sleek effects of wood grain were inspired rather by the interiors of stately cars, according to the designer Phoebe Philo.

Avoiding the use of a wood pattern, this technology aims at one-of-a-kind pieces or art pieces, where only one prototype or component is required, but lead times are required to be much reduced.

Five years ago, Ms. Jeffers invited 22 designers, including a tattoo artist, to create patterns for Wilsonart; this delicate wood pattern was part of that program, and designed by Chris Kraig, the former art director of Troy, the urgently hip design store in SoHo.

A more commanding presence is "Liberty" (1879), a wood pattern for making weathervanes; it is almost four feet tall, in the shape of a noble-looking woman in a flowing dress, left arm raised in a kind of salute and the right poised to hold a flag.

Create a wood pattern on the outside of the box.

It is involved in the formation of stem shape and wood patterns.

But whatever its origins, these wood patterns reinforced the current feeling for craft and things made — and polished — by hand.

One of the wood patterns, called root burrow, is borrowed from the choice of veneers offered buyers customizing their Mulsanne sedans.

The English landscape had never been covered in vast woods, and had not been changed, except locally, by early 19th-century enclosure; most of the field-and-wood patterns of today were laid down by 1200.

The other side is all vinyl booths, wood-pattern tabletops and posters from classic Broadway shows like "Mame" and "Cabaret". One look at the menu's Delancy Street section should convince you that this is a serious New York-style deli.