All of the interiors were designed by Victoria Hagan Interiors, whose work Architectural Digest described as "timeless American design."
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This vérité approach does convey a novel acoustic sense of the physical interiors of succulents, many of which have thick outer walls and hollow interiors.
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Flying on a private jet is a completely different experience than flying commercial, Eric Roth, president of International Jet Interiors, a company that designs interiors of private jets, told Business Insider.
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Banks and hotels wrap new exteriors over old palace interiors.
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The studio's stylish interiors feature wallpapers with cherries and fishnets.
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Interiors and architecture were the focus — and distraction — I needed.
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Ivan Eshukov earns his money painting murals for private interiors.
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No one knows that better than interiors expert, Emily Henderson.
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Where do your obsessions with architecture and interiors come from?
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This could also enable a greater understanding of planets' interiors.
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Interiors are by Alan Wanzenberg and landscaping by Mathews Nielsen.
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Mercedes has the best interiors in the business these days.
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Besides ambient interiors, there is more fruit, veg and wine.
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And now we have them from interiors of another planet!
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KENT "Landscapes and Interiors," oil paintings by K K Kozik.
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The interiors reflect the landscape with a light color palette.
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We were instructed not to photograph faces, structures or interiors.
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Stuart Craig designed it, inspired by real New York interiors.
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Analyses of the cases' interiors, however, sometimes astonished the curators.
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In 2014, the building's interiors were retrofitted in LED lights.
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The Hôtel Nicolaï apartments are being offered with unfinished interiors.
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These sanitary interiors were borrowed from those of milking houses.
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Their interiors, meanwhile, were kept simple and easy to clean.
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Pleated ceilings activate the interiors, and attenuate Houston's abundant daylight.
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Subaru interiors have been as spartan as a backcountry campsite.
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Buyers customize their own interiors; underground parking is offered separately.
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And the majority of his shots were of populated interiors.
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He also spent huge amounts of cash on the interiors.
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He has started working again, designing interiors for fancy pubs.
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JS: Your early work was described as abstracted architectural interiors.
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Swedish interiors bring to mind the smoothest possible surfaces: unblemished.
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But we actually spend far more time interacting with interiors.
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Sweeping cityscape like Jedha City or the massive interiors of Imperial shuttle bays were created digitally, while even some physical sets, like the interiors of the Scarif Citadel received an impressive amount of digital work.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean everything you see in King's Landing or Iceland is Wolf, because a lot of the interiors or the SFX work would be interiors, so Dragon would take care of it.
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On the one hand, some people's exteriors and interiors match nicely.
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"These planes still have the original interiors they were delivered with."
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While objects from the period exist in museums, interiors are rare.
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Joy Curtis' sculptures originate from architectural elements sourced from commercial interiors.
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To distinguish each of Gramercy Square's buildings, the interiors will vary.
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So doing the interiors was a lot of fun for me.
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LITCHFIELD "Interiors and Exteriors," works by Mary Lou and Robert Alberetti.
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Game of Thrones films its interiors primarily in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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The gondolas' cosy interiors include two facing metal benches, encouraging conversation.
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From soupy flotsam to giant mould blooms, the interiors were hideous.
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Not long ago, the interiors of most cars were fairly prosaic.
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Many of our prints are often inspired by art and interiors.
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Peele explores the rabbit hole, journeying deep into our twisted interiors.
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He was interested in the light filling these vast, austere interiors.
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A more eclectic use of styles in interiors is indeed returning.
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In fact, the interiors of the S and X look phenomenal.
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Hartl and others say Interiors changes don't align with the ESA.
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Fotiadis was hired to design a facade and the public interiors.
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The resorts, so pretty from the outside, had universally hideous interiors.
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The roommates were alarmed to find indifferent upkeep and ancient interiors.
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The interiors were created by artists from Russia, Italy and Miami.
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"I do my interiors like I do my jewelry," Vernon says.
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They thought the interiors seemed outdated and the fees were abundant.
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Faraway Style Not long ago, interiors were expected to be chill.
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Still, the lack of defined interiors can lead to unwarranted confusion.
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The two-person suites floating on the water have cozier interiors.
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Some compact cars' interiors are more pretty, some slightly more usable.
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Both interiors were shot in Greenpoint's Cine Magic East River Studios.
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They are so massive that their interiors take on weird properties.
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Often, just the interiors in Lowell and Plath stole the show.
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The artist continues to paint landscapes, interiors, and other genre scenes.
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English interiors have never been wittier — nor more like excavation sites.
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This required taking hundreds of photos of building interiors and architecture.
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Rockhaven: A History of Interiors is out from Which Witch LA.
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Audis interiors are typically brilliant, the Q7's is no exception.
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Without the growing collection of mementos crowding its interiors throughout the week?
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But what about the interiors of rocky planets even larger than Earth?
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But clever aircraft interiors can make flying more manageable, maybe even pleasant.
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The interiors have gotten a bit of a face lift, as well.
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You'd be surprised, though; Ferrari's competitors can't claim such well-built interiors.
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The Dutch interiors served as a springboard to leap into new idioms.
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LITCHFIELD "Interiors and Exteriors," works by Mary Lou and Robert Alberetti. Jan.
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They are, I want to say, currently like the interiors of BMWs.
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The interiors are spacious, inviting and well-lit, especially the dining room.
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"I have always had a love of beautiful interiors," Scott tells PEOPLE.
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Many use marble, glass, granite, and ceramics to create their striking interiors.
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"Sourcing good-looking plants for interiors was always challenging," Mr. Sherman said.
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The building's deep history was felt throughout the lobby decor and interiors.
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Rich interiors surround the palace's Salle des Fêtes, or "Hall of Festivities."
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The exhibition includes the photographed interiors of "Sociological Record" by Zofia Rydet.
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This marks Manitoga's first presentation of a contemporary artist within the interiors.
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The vehicle was one of Volvo's luxury models, with supple leather interiors.
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I see a lot of this happening in the residential interiors world.
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The desks' interiors aren't completely obscured once the top is in place.
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A French blog has posted images of the rarely seen interiors online.
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Most of the old hippie comics have incredible covers and disappointing interiors.
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They'd been thrilled to find a 1940s liner with its interiors intact.
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Casual dining chains have become pretty ubiquitous with generic menus and interiors.
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In recent years, Audi interiors have been an exercise in minimalist chic.
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The muon device has produced crude, ghostly images of the reactors' interiors.
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Rainbow-hued velvet details punctuate grand interiors alongside preserved original bank architecture.
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Like many structures, its interiors are visible through broken or missing windows.
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But now buyers want to see the interiors fully designed, as well.
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Condo interiors will feature counters made of veined marble and Gaggenau appliances.
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"In a way, it merges interiors with haute couture," Mr. Byriel said.
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It was the 19th century that turned harem interiors into idyllic fantasies.
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These places are well designed, with interiors handsomely finished in fine materials.
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For Roth at International Jet Interiors, flying on private planes represents freedom.
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But that doesn't mean its customer interiors are anything to scoff at.
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The minimalist interiors have straight lines, tile floors and mostly transparent walls.
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The minimalist interiors have straight lines, tile floors and mostly transparent walls.
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The breads are attractive, but several had thin crusts and insubstantial interiors.
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Collins sought the complexity of interiors, of both our homes and ourselves.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Rockwell Collins Inc will try to sell more aircraft seats and interiors directly to plane makers, rather than airlines, now that it has acquired interiors maker B/E Aerospace, Rockwell Chief Executive Kelly Ortberg said on Thursday.
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I've heard these referred to as "bathtubs" because of their tub-like interiors.
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The hotel's interiors — including the duplex penthouse — are by French designer Jacques Grange.
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It spent $1 billion more to expand aircraft engine casing and interiors production.
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If you make interiors look nice, you're not going to look bad. Yes.
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Staring out the window at passersby and imagining their names and house interiors.
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In recent times, car interiors have come to be dominated by large displays.
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The Points Guy spotted the displays at the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg.
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Multiple people wearing shirts marked "Legend Interiors" declined to speak about the project.
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Tesla already offers cloth interiors However, this isn't Tesla's first "fully vegan" car.
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DanteAt Dante, polished interiors are matched by pastel-purple and bright-pink drinks.
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These are more than "African American interiors," as the catalogue entry tells us.
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MacManus has a deep background in industrial design, specifically vehicle interiors and exteriors.
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Deal said areas of interest for acquisitions included aircraft interiors and data analytics.
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"Brooklyn Interiors" (Rizzoli International, $45), by Kathleen Hackett, suggests it might be renegade.
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It's inspired, apparently, by the waxy coating the interiors of Nepenthes pitcher plants.
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A Kashmiri vendor cleans vegetables in the interiors of Dal Lake in Srinagar.
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The contest contains three larger categories — architecture, interiors, and design — with subcategories underneath.
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Mackintosh's real furniture is there and the interiors are modeled on his house.
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These nondescript, curtained interiors contain armchairs, vases of flowers and bowls of fruit.
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This is marks Manitoga's first presentation of a contemporary artist within its interiors.
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Business Insider compiled the list of featured hotels that made the interiors shortlist.
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Previously, it was also a capsule hotel; the renovation solely provided fresh interiors.
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The groom's mother was an interior designer at Kornick Interiors, also in Chicago.
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Both the exteriors and interiors of the mansion were inspired by European manors.
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It crisped the exterior of the potatoes while leaving their interiors pillowy soft.
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Mr. Perrault's task, the reorganization and design of the interiors, was less straightforward.
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"It's a minimalistic expression," said Mr. Meier, who is also designing the interiors.
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The interiors sparkle with marble floors, marble columns and marble surrounds on doorways.
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Scrolling through Pinterest in search of inspiring interiors is a never ending quest.
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The interiors boast windows with panoramic views and furniture outfitted with fine leather.
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The sky is glowing, and the interiors of the spaces start to glow.
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It also provides interiors consultations, as well as art and furniture sourcing services.
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For the kitchen, pictured here, Weinberg and Guadagnino looked to early Modernist interiors.
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"You didn't want to get stuck doing interiors and door handles," he said.
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The images convey the sprawl and messiness of overpopulated interiors or gritty streetscapes.
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Japan Airlines offers a "Sky Suite" decorated with woodgrain interiors and leather seating.
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Here, horizontal building-like compositions feature pairs of apertures that imply mysterious interiors.
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Their interiors also got roomier and more luxurious like this 2017 F-250.
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Your visual language includes ornate interiors, masks, makeup, bondage, and almost ghostly figures.
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I'm still undecided about white and cream interiors, although I'm fine with tan.
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There are descriptions of dinner menus, of house and apartment interiors in England.
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A worker fumigates the interiors of a bus in Bengaluru, India, March 214.
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"Cabin interiors used to go to landfills," said Irmak Erol, SkyArt's sales director.
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French designer Philippe Starck designed the interiors, which have touchscreens and LED lights.
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Nobody is doing a better job with interiors these days than Mercedes-Benz.
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But throughout this, Mabille's appreciation of antique textiles and grand interiors remained undimmed.
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Some were tightly composed interiors, with props and costumes chosen by Ms. Rivera.
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"This is why women mostly painted friends and acquaintances in interiors," Dagoglu said.
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Look for interiors by the French designer Christian Lacroix on the Rennes route.
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Unlike Hyundai's Genesis luxury arm, Lexus isn't doing budget versions of BMW interiors.
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But readers and advertisers enjoy The World of Interiors as a print object.
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There is tremendous interest in icy moons with liquid interiors orbiting around gas giants.
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But it's one of the most well crafted and sturdy interiors in the industry.
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But what if an airline could mix and match aircraft interiors like Lego pieces?
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But we also usually complain about interiors without a wow factor and high prices.
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By seeing Ruth and Taystee suffer, the men become reacquainted with their soft interiors.
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The Dune's interiors are meant to cultivate an intimacy between viewer, work and space.
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"For me personally, I'm seeing a lot of improvement in Toyota interiors," Schweinsberg said.
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Today's gentlewomen's clubs, unlike their male counterparts, feature Instagram-friendly interiors, and mindfulness classes.
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Apartamento calls itself an everyday life interiors magazine, but its contents are hardly quotidian.
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Apartamento calls itself an everyday life interiors magazine, but its contents are hardly quotidian.
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Secretcape decorates the interiors for £10 million to £300 million homes across the world.
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These are perspectival depictions of scenes, buildings, or interiors mostly in the Tulsa area.
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With each collision, the vehicles are unbuilt, revealing their boxy interiors and internal structure.
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In fact, the interiors magazine points out that many of Trump's changes skew traditional.
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Tesla's goal with the Model 3 was simple and elegant interiors, noted von Holzhausen.
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We also added a playground and oversized BBQ area and updated the old interiors.
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Lauren Collins dwelt at length on the vogue for Scandinavian food, clothes, and interiors.
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According to Mercedes-Benz, this model gives a glimpse into future luxury car interiors.
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He stripped interiors to the shell to achieve clarity, as though cleansing the palate.
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His mother is the founder of RMS Interiors, an interior design firm in Boonton.
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Its interiors are shot to make everything look cozy, quaint, and a little rustic.
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The few female designers in the industry are typically relegated to perfecting cars' interiors.
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WATG and Wimberly Interiors included shining LEDs to mimic the New Museum's exterior lights.
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I popped into a stylish boutique, Form SE15, selling designer clothing, interiors, and gifts.
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The echoing interiors were a stark contrast to the can't-hear-myself-think casino.
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In the air: Airbus 21s and chartered business jets with living-room like interiors.
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The school's campus included teachers' houses, whose interiors and furniture were designed by Breuer.
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Its 128 rooms are decked out with lavish interiors and golden decor, Trump's signature.
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He worked the logos into his leather coats, hats, suits and even car interiors.
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Innovators are setting their sights on reimagining aircraft interiors for the benefit of passengers.
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Golden has constructed eight miniaturized sets of elaborately furnished domestic, ceremonial, and institutional interiors.
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They are dark, dour, loosely painted interiors, consistent with his early interest in representation.
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For the interiors, the Thompsons collaborated with another friend, Susan Mitnick, an interior designer.
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Much of the interiors have been faithfully restored, and with that its spirit retained.
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In September, Amtrak showed off mock-ups of the interiors of the new trains.
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The Belle Époque–style interiors are picture-perfect, and the hot chocolate is amazing.
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"I'd do my homework in the corner while they were shooting interiors," he said.
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To experience The World of Interiors, you still have to buy the print magazine.
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Many of today's co-working offices have stylish interiors with un-beige color schemes.
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The Napoleon III-style interiors feature blown-glass chandeliers, opulent stone and embroidered silk.
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Meanwhile, Mercedes-Benz offers the most beautiful interiors, across its lineup, in the industry.
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For a badger, Foster surmises, smells form spatial structures with dimensions, boundaries, and interiors.
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It will be designed and decorated by Michelle Gerson Interiors and Schonfeld's wife, Brooke.
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The exterior is authentic, but the interiors were all shot on a sound stage.
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His designs are recognized for their elaborately carved stonework, ornamental archways and richly decorated interiors.
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The 52-year-old sews the interiors of caskets at Cardinal Casket Co. in Orlando.
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Christie's Interiors sale in London brought in a total of £1,305,2538 (~$2875,213,214) on September 23.
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Caspar and Klug's theory applied only to the surfaces of capsids, not to their interiors.
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Their interiors, too, will reflect the lost outdoor museum by featuring street art–style decorations.
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He built Stardew Valley in the Sims 4 and he let me decorate the interiors!
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After the body lines and interiors were perfected, Ferrari designers turned their attention to performance.
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Meanwhile, Fixer Upper fans can take inspiration from Stay Here, Instant Hotel or Amazing Interiors.
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I barely knew this guy, and here he was planning the interiors of our house.
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The hip interiors, featuring photography and artworks inspired by NYC, is also a major draw.
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Christie's Interiors sale in London brought in a total of £1,214,20003 (~$1,593,000) on January 29.
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Scalloped shells in Cartier colors and handsomely two-toned interiors, creamy belly and ochre mantle.
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In April, Rockwell Collins itself bought B/E Aerospace, a cabin-interiors specialist, for $8.6bn.
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No doubt, it's one of the most stunning interiors of any vehicle on sale today.
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Churros actually don't have any dairy in them at all, despite their fluffy, airy interiors.
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Stijn: People here [in Berlin] are definitely used to restaurants with flohmarkt [flea market] interiors.
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Patrick Dempsey, Lea Michele and Rashida Jones call on her regularly for all things interiors.
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Designed by Moonen Shipyards, nine guests comfortably fit in the boat's plush, dark-wood interiors.
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It's already covered some 25,000 building interiors this way, including airports, shopping malls and more.
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According to the Boring Company, the interiors of the tunnels are 12 feet in diameter.
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Interiors guru and Oprah acolyte Nate Berkus has had some gorgeous homes over the years.
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Although they loved to make landscapes and interiors, that is certainly not all they did.
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I am an unabashed fan of Eleanor Ray's modest-sized paintings of interiors and exteriors.
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Deana Lawson's photographs show intimate but highly staged moments in the interiors of black homes.
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N), the automotive seating and interiors company spun off from Johnson Controls International Inc (JCI.
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Fashion is more ephemeral than interiors or architecture, but perhaps more than it need be.
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For one, the interiors reflect the time period in which the bridge house was built.
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The massive and immaculate palace gardens are as much a draw as Versailles's ornate interiors.
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Vern Alg, an aircraft interiors consultant, described it as a case of learning by experience.
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My fingers become the most annoying solipsists: numb to the world, outraged in their interiors.
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Christie's Interiors sale in New York brought in a total of $275,2000,250 on August 22.
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Her mother is also an owner of Coterie Interiors, a design firm in Hewlett Harbor.
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The seats as well as the rest of the interiors get fine, perforated Nappa leather.
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Its interiors are largely ecru and rust tones; its exteriors are blue-green and overcast.
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Fences, windows, and the interiors of homes are also said to be decorated with designs.
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Images of the interiors reveal a multitude of odd angles, creating corners that offer semiprivacy.
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The galleries, bookstores and museums have informed all of my fashion, interiors and furniture collections.
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Unsurprisingly, the interiors of both the Hayes Court and Cabinet flats keenly resemble his work.
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In the intervening years, of course, the castle's interiors have transcended the dirty-rag phase.
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A pink house with interiors bathed in magenta light, Fuchsia lives up to its name.
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Her mother is the owner and senior designer of Meryl Toback Interiors in New York.
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His mother is the president of Connie Krupin Interiors, an interior design firm in Washington.
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Buildings were often built on all four sides of the blocks' interiors, rather than two.
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Panasonic and BMW are far from the only companies developing the future of automobile interiors.
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Cocoon House proves that sustainable design doesn't preclude gracious proportions, generous daylight or elegant interiors.
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The storm ripped the roofs of houses, exposing their interiors to the sky, she said.
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The interiors are minimalist, with extensive use of vertical-grain fir and Japanese-style screens.
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Inside, the building offers sumptuous interiors featuring dark-hued woods, onyx and custom bronze hardware.
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The US planemaker installs the interiors of 737 Max jets at a factory near Shanghai.
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De Simone also spends some time in life-sized models of Ferrari interiors called bucks.
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The plant, which will install interiors and paint liveries, will create 2,000 jobs, Xinhua added.
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Just make sure your linens are as white as the rest of the gleaming interiors.
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Founded in 2000, The World of Interiors now breaks every dumb rule of modern magazines.
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Her interiors have been steadily evolving since Fixer Upper made its debut in May 2013.
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The figures are layered with visual references to stylized interiors, furniture, plants, and bright patterns.
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Playing out in gloomy interiors and frigid exteriors, "The Blackcoat's Daughter" is a stealth weapon.
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Soon, the B3 and other models were turning up in suave interiors around the world.
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The site was designed by Interior designers Marie Soliman and Albin Berglund of Bergman-Interiors.
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Stripped of villagers going about their business, his domestic interiors and building façades come alive.
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Girard's projects during this period included furniture designs for wealthy customers and residential and restaurant interiors.
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N said on Monday its $6.4 billion acquisition of interiors maker B/E Aerospace Inc BEAV.
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For more tips on creating Insta-worthy interiors, check out our guide to the gallery wall.
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Inside the serene studio of Hadieh Afshani, small oil paintings of dreamy interiors caught my eye.
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The traditional interiors are far from the glass-box homes of many an L.A.–based celeb.
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There is 4.5 inches of extra head room, custom suede interiors and color-shifting LED lighting.
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Mustafa Taviloglu (top middle), an owner of a furniture and interiors company, gives a thumbs up.
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So it is true that leading interiors are good, part of that is the stock market.
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Inside the hotel, softly-lit white paneled walls bring to mind the interiors of Hollywood spaceships.
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Along the way, the bare drywall interiors of his home will get painted in glorious colors.
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He favors long shots with camera movements pulling the viewer through interiors where threats might lurk.
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The 3,3000-square-foot home's glassy midcentury architecture is echoed by retro influences in the interiors.
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He was an outsider who inhabited their interiors, who sought a common thread and found it.
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I've done the white cube, but I feel more comfortable thinking in terms of other interiors.
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Or the $400 leather jackets made from the same automotive grade leather that adorns Tesla interiors?
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The company had struck a deal to buy avionics and interiors maker Rockwell Collins last year.
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Exteriors and interiors of camp buildings, and items of furniture, would also need replacement and repair.
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JetBlue announced that it's been forced to delay installing new cabin interiors in its A320 fleet.
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Any shortfall must be paid by the homeowners, who are also responsible for beautifying the interiors.
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A new, ultra-luxurious smart bed from furniture brand Hi-Interiors promises a better sleeping experience.
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In the section "Lamplit Interiors" are selections of intimate rooms whose darkness is interrupted by lamplight.
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The hinged nose of the 747 cargo version allows for easy access to its cavernous interiors.
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It comes in two colors: Black or white, and its understated design will fit most interiors.
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That's caused a few delays in the airline's plans to retrofit older planes with new interiors.
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Sotheby's marketing goes a step further, with some pieces photographed off-site in opulent period interiors.
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The kebabs look like tubby, elongated meatballs, inelegant and beautiful, with black slashes and creamy interiors.
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The interiors are entirely Art Deco, and the pillars and pilasters add depth to the place.
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The technology is being looked at to one day design highly customizable and multifunctional car interiors.
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Ornate, Italian Renaissance Revival exteriors were maintained, while run-down dormitory-style interiors were totally transformed.
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The company's stores include Art Van Furniture, Art Van PureSleep, Scott Shuptrine Interiors and Wolf Furniture.
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Two shows of note look at the way interiors can function as a kind of theater.
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Ms. Suppan, 32, is a senior designer at Roman and Williams Buildings and Interiors in Manhattan.
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Mr. Bradley operates his design firm, E & Co. Home Interiors, from an office in the apartment.
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And for more interiors, check out the 14 most intriguing homes featured in T this year.
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To identify good veneer, look for tables with clearly-labeled core interiors, like kiln-dried hardwood.
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Likewise, many interiors on Instagram seem to have been created with a future photo in mind.
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The problem with sink cabinet interiors is that they are out of sight, out of mind.
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The huge upside for Amazon is unchecked access to the data-rich interiors of our homes.
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As for cabin comfort, Mr. Gao said Chinese leaders do not indulge in overly fancy interiors.
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The interiors are coated in a nonstick ceramic that is safe to use with metal utensils.
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It vaguely resembles one of Matisse's early familial interiors, but is in fact a Kalman variation.
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Adient will be the world's largest supplier of seats and interiors when it begins trading Oct.
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These pumps move positively charged sodium atoms out of cells, giving their interiors a negative charge.
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True, the Q7 is understated to the point of anonymity, but few interiors offer better craftsmanship.
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Click through our slide show to see, and read more about, our favorite interiors from 2019.
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There is less busyness and more areas of solid color, especially in the paintings of interiors.
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Michel Abboud, a founding partner of SOMA Architects, designed the tower; Piero Lissoni designed the interiors.
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Inside the hotel, softly-lit white panelled walls bring to mind the interiors of Hollywood spaceships.
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Guests can choose from two-bedroom suites, junior suites or deluxe rooms, each featuring different interiors.
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His buildings are mostly residential, with anonymous perimeter walls that protect modestly sized but lavish interiors.
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For interiors, with no weather, there are a lot of dark glasses and wide-brimmed hats.
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Rockwell Collins benefited from its acquisition of B/E Aerospace, a maker of aircraft interiors. Amazon.
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It comes in two colors: Black and white, and its understated design will fit most interiors.
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There are exceptions, like actual David Hicks interiors or masterworks by the Belgian minimalist Axel Vervoordt.
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Opie's 50 photographs feature the interiors and belongings of Elizabeth Taylor's home at 700 Nimes Road.
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The young residents spent their winters in warm and brightly painted interiors, uncertain about the future.
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Much of everyday life in the nineteenth century took place in interiors—in the domestic sphere.
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The Brotherhood chose religious and literary themes, filling humble domestic interiors with objects weighted with significance.
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Both the roles her subjects lay and the interiors or landscapes they inhabit are highly constructed.
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Illusionistic washes and graphic lines coexist in her images, which encompass dreamy landscapes and domestic interiors.
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This is a world of claustrophobic identikit interiors, kitsch consumer glut, and mind-numbingly tedious labor.
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The column, which leans slightly, is punctuated by holes whose interiors appear to be painted red.
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Christie's sale of Interiors in New York brought in a total of $1,568,13 on December 11.
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Both variations feature white laces, silver metal D-rings, and padded mesh interiors for optimal comfy levels.
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The interiors were decorated in a glamorous yet welcoming style by Panettiere's friend and designer Benjamini Vandiver.
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Gabrielle Garland paints domestic interiors that include artworks or celebrated furniture, such as an Eames Lounge Chair.
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Final interiors go in after the airplanes have gone through test flights to ensure everything functions properly.
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Williams is the CEO of interior design company VStarr Interiors and of the athletic wear brand EleVen.
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The real estate photos show the interiors are bright, white and well appointed by The Platform Experiment.
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A special exhibition curated by Alec Soth for the Show, "A Room for Solace," examines domestic interiors.
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I got on the next uptown train to check out the interiors of the stations we passed.
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Libraries also promote themselves as a "third place," design similar people-friendly interiors, and are — crucially — free.
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Polished and modern, the hotel's monochrome gray interiors were designed by the London-based Universal Design Studio.
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Hipster interiors and a crowd right out of Bushwick fill up this small, very tasty seafood shop.
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But with the interiors, I can approach this more free-form and sew things in by hand.
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Coldblack first debuted in 2008, and was originally marketed for use in car interiors and outdoor furniture.
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Thus strengthened, such parts could be used as car doors, aircraft interiors and in many other products.
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After working under famed interior designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard, she did, launching Leura Fine Interiors in 2013.
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They are abstractions that operate in the interstices between still-life, landscape, and interiors, all at once.
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These interiors influencers on Instagram did a collab with Habitat and the items sold out v quickly.
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Tesla's interiors have long been its weakest point, so hopefully these tweaks will help things a bit.
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Prior to that Kardashian West shared video of herself driving a white Ferrari convertible with red interiors.
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PETA has congratulated electric car maker Tesla for offering "all vegan" interiors for its Model X SUV.
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You know you got it when car interiors automatically become the color that you're feeling that week.
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The interiors are where we've really changed in terms of the type of designer we're looking for.
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We always use raw and bare bone-interiors, so we can build our own club from scratch.
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The textiles I saw were connected with interiors and yet gave the feeling of a rugged landscape.
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Take a look at these inspiring interiors and get the scoop on the story behind each one.
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Last month, United Technologies struck a $30 billion agreement to buy avionics and interiors maker Rockwell Collins.
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Hint: The 2-Series cars are subcompact automobiles, which means they are small with tight-fitting interiors.
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The interior, a reason to avoid the previous generation, is now a Wards Top 953 Interiors recipient.
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The façade is a patchwork of corrugated metal and raw slate, and the interiors are austerely modernist.
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Zoom Interiors was pitched on Shark Tank as a web-based service where users paid up-front.
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A Kashmiri man smokes hubble bubble in the interiors of Dal Lake after heavy snowfall in Srinagar.
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Interiors are plywood, and there is a minimum of furniture, most designed by Burnham and his team.
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Mercedes has the best interiors among the luxury brands that aren't in the Bentley, Aston Martin realm.
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DO mention your lifelong fondness for "The Apprentice", gold interiors, Australian golfer Greg Norman and WWE wrestling.
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The interiors, designed by DXA studio, will have wide-plank white oak flooring and 10-foot ceilings.
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Some are ruins and need full or partial restoration, and many interiors require extensive repair and refurbishment.
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The interiors emporium (possibly Charleston's prettiest shop) stocks fabric by the yard, lighting, custom furniture and rugs.
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As the details emerged, we learned of sleek, white-columned interiors and a large, private outdoor terrace.
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Obsessing over celebrity home interiors is the new fun TV thing to do After all, everyone's home.
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Verdant, almost overgrown, it requires careful navigating over ridges and mulch-covered trenches, to explore the interiors.
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It is part of my definition of interiors: Break codes, and don't be afraid to mix colors.
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Antoine Zanuttini's Fragments of Euclid is a downright mind-bending game inspired by M.C. Escher's labyrinthine interiors.
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The groom's mother is an interior designer at CF Interiors in the Greenspring Station section of Baltimore.
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"The presentation was really well done," Mr. Lordonnois said, referring to Sotheby's recreation of Mr. Bergé's interiors.
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The interiors are often dark and dank, with cold stone floors that double as stiff sleeping platforms.
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Currently I'm focusing on interiors, but inspiration can come from anywhere; for example, films, reflections and architecture.
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I'm decorating interiors, like this is Happy Home Designer: The Wasteland Years, when they've got my kid?
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Some units in the building, whose interiors were styled by Gachot Studios, also have walk-in closets.
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The interiors — much like Studio KO's other work — are lavish but not ostentatious, precise but not severe.
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Exploring universities in Europe, I thought about how academic interiors provide the scaffolding for Western intellectual thought.
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Transitional shots are few; empty interiors are introduced before (or held after) being animated by human activity.
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The interiors of the distant future tend to be glassily austere, as cozy as a skyscraper boardroom.
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One of the most vocal proponents of new aircraft interiors has been aircraft manufacturers themselves, including Airbus.
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Many have more than 60 rooms spread over interiors as large as one and a half acres.
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Her design blog, the Glam Pad, champions the sort of highly-festooned interiors favored by Mr. Buatta.
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Most of the homes' windows have been shattered, their doors busted in, their interiors looted by scavengers.
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The bottom floor is taken up by a bicycle shop, a piadina joint and an interiors showroom.
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Found objects (tree trunks and fossils, for example) also crop up in her interiors as readymade sculptures.
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But how exactly did this impractically huge, gray sofa become one corner of Instagram's favorite interiors trend?
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Liverpool boasts two other pubs on the list, underlining the importance and rarity of their original interiors.
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Byton is also working with auto suppliers Bosch and Faurecia SA on powertrains, braking systems and interiors.
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The Mercedes-Benz A220 must translate the carmaker&aposs superb upscale interiors to an entry-level package.
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But as striking as these interiors are, they reflect the brand's taste as much as the designer's.
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He also designed interiors for several hotels as well as a limited edition of Ford Continental cars.
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It's not "interiors," plural — as if there is one psychic space, one soul, one ethos to plumb.
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However, both worlds contain fault lines that can fracture under pressure, sending seismic waves through their interiors.
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Armani/Casa Interior Design Studio is overseeing the interiors, which will have soft tones and modern furniture.
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In his recent body of work, American Collection Paintings, he explores these ideas through an interiors lens.
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At the time he was painting architectural interiors made of archways and planes intersecting at unlikely angles.
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While the exterior of this renowned building is well know, the interiors are rarely seen, until now.
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The new Chrysler vans featured updated interiors and engines, marking significant upgrades in comfort, utility, and performance.
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As we've often complained with Cadillac products, the company's interiors can't compete with the best in the class.
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The "recipe" they compiled came from the analysis of those grain residues on the interiors of the vessels.
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Because of this, spacecraft interiors have revolved around optimizing volume and less on giving people peace of mind.
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They're not incredibly privileged, but they have enough privilege to spend time examining their own interiors at length.
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He was also inspired by interiors in the 1964 Jack Clayton drama "The Pumpkin Eater," with Anne Bancroft.
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With displays, Mazda hopes there's a market for screens that do not dominate interiors, but rather enhance them.
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As Google describes it, the feature works with Project Tango technology and a camera to map out interiors.
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Musicians, beware The moist interiors in wind instruments foster the growth of yeast and mold, the study suggests.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCAU) is another automaker producing interiors that have improved greatly over the years, she said.
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Tangerine, a London-based consultancy that has worked with British Airways, helped design interiors for the CR929 display.
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The garage was also remodeled, so the interiors likely no longer resemble the residence when Bezos lived there.
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United Tech, which struck a $30 billion deal to buy avionics and interiors maker Rockwell Collins Inc COL.
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Problems with cellular signals usually mean that organisations need to resort to costly equipment to map interiors accurately.
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For that reason, it might suit the eco-friendly image of electric cars to switch to synthetic interiors.
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Although the interiors of its cars are all fitted with exquisite materials, they've never been particularly tech-savvy.
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They were building custom bespoke cars that not only had unique bodies and interiors, but sometimes exotic technologies.
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Yet like any recollection of childhood, he acknowledges that the miniature interiors are more nostalgic "composites" than recreations.
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In the galleries, mirrors and lights are angled so visitors can peer into the bronze castings' hollow interiors.
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With its "Day & Night" concept, Airbus Interiors Services is proposing a twist on the First Class cabin suite.
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Stakeholders say the error has caused some businesses to hold off on making improvements to their stores' interiors.
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And what did it feel like, for this painter of intimate interiors, to be the outsider looking in?
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According to Dezeen, this hotel made it onto the shortlist because of its simple but effective interiors overhaul.
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Aston Martin's are noted for their elegant, masculine, tailored interiors and the DBX's looks to be no exception.
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The point is simply to aim for a thick, caramelized crust of potatoes with interiors soft and sweet.
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They feature Scotchgard-treated leather uppers for water resistance, fleece-lined interiors, reinforced lace eyelets, and rugged outsoles.
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T vehicle interiors subsidiary, Irvin Automotive, which will raise Piston's annual revenue to $1.8 billion from $1.3 billion.
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Her interest in interiors also spawned the model's latest collaboration, with the storied bespoke wallpaper company de Gournay.
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The two lots meet at opposing corners in a way that made it unfeasible to connect the interiors.
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Van Gogh was by no means unique in painting houses or interiors, still lifes or portraits, of course.
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"There's a lot more revenue generation potential," Wuggetzer said at the Aircraft Interiors fair in Hamburg on Tuesday.
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The three-deck superyacht features a full beach club and interiors designed by an acclaimed Italian design house.
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Barcelona-based designer Jaime Beriestain created the interiors, which are a smart blend of Art Deco and modern.
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T Introduces The artist Jorge Pardo designed the interiors of L'Arlatan, which opens next month in Arles, France.
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More than anything, her taste levels are off the scale — in clothing, in pictures, in interiors, in packaging.
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A striking number of designers are taking breaks from furniture and interiors to reconsider the humble soap bar.
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The interiors have wood-framed windows, rustic stone walls, oak and tile floors, and hefty oak ceiling beams.
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Instead of curtains rising, the porthole-like doors to the interiors of the specially designed coops were covered.
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The ornate interiors are hard to stop clicking through, though they are out of reach for most buyers.
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Gio Ponti, known for his unique and enduring interiors, will be the subject of an exhibition in Paris.
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The most luxurious ones can barely contain interiors of goat cheese and maze, cloudy and oozing at once.
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The 21-room AthensWas, with its clean-lined Classic Modernist interiors, is steps away from the Acropolis Museum.
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I like to draw out of my head, and I can draw interiors until the cows come home.
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On second glance, I noticed something off in his depiction of rolling hills, cozy interiors and domestic situations.
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Four Seasons' first property in Brazil hits the mark with sleek interiors, a stellar restaurant, and tranquil spa
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Apple has hired Steve MacManus, a former Tesla executive who helped oversee car interiors, as a senior director.
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When he felt he was "cooked enough," Mr. Leifer said, he started his own interiors firm, in 2013.
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Adient also derives profits from 17 joint ventures in China, where its largest partner is interiors supplier Yanfeng.
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The interiors were designed by the Philippe Starck, and there's a dining room that can accommodate 181 guests.
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Avis workers will clean the vans' interiors, change their oil, rotate their tires and perform other basic upkeep.
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The interiors are chosen for their abundance of natural light, and materials run to marble and solid wood.
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The Maison Souquet, billed as having luxurious interiors and romantic ambiance, cinched the top spot on TripAdvisor's ranking.
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Hints of Sicily's past are everywhere, in the architecture, in the church interiors and in the archaeological remains.
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It features Mad Men interiors, quirky dance moves, and an amazing twist ending that we refuse to spoil.
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The seats are yellow, purple and orange leather, while the pea-green interiors are plastered with daisy stickers.
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They're all interiors and only a few of them have people, but there's so much to look at.
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"Queer Interiors" continues at the Baltimore Museum of Art (10 Art Museum Drive, Baltimore, MD) through August 31.
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The interiors and landscapes of my collages are highly constructed representations of a particular view of the world.
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About ten years ago, I became extremely interested in questions of space during creation—both interiors and exteriors.
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Odd window groupings rub up against even odder facades, while the interiors look like casinos colliding with carnivals.
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For example, he expects to add details like more realistic building interiors and additional people walking around the campus.
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Before launching EnCore, the founders had over 30 years of aircraft interiors and seat manufacturing experience under their belts.
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Emmy Rossum The arctic view from the actress's pied-à-terre is almost as dreamy as her redesigned interiors.
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The centerpiece of the whimsical space is the rose-gold Ellie Cot ($899) by celebrity-loved brand Incy Interiors.
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Visitors cannot enter the greenhouse interiors, which creates a sense of separation, as though the plants were laboratory specimens.
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The aircraft interiors will also be getting a massive overhaul in every aspect from seat design to onboard branding.
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For all its exquisitely furnished interiors and fantastic landscapes, "The Assassin" is far too eccentric to ever seem picturesque.
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There's been speculation that Tesla would eventually change the X and S interiors to match the newer Model 3.
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The SpotBot also features a removable hose to clean upholstery, stairs, auto interiors, and other hard-to-reach areas.
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JOHANNES VERMEER'S depictions of contemplative moments in serene Dutch interiors have made viewers lean in and gasp for centuries.
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There's a new show called Amazing Interiors, and it turns out to be as great as the title suggests.
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In addition to its star-worthy views, the home is also a catch thanks to its refreshingly unique interiors.
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RANGE ROVERS, the pricey range-topping models from Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), flaunt interiors swagged in leather and wood.
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Home interiors were tested July 25, according to city officials, and elevated lead levels were found there as well.
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"Just so you all know, the house looks nothing like the set," she says of the real home's interiors.
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We lit, we had some lights on like, night interiors, but for the most part it was available light.
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But instead of hewing close to those interiors with the 33, Tesla went in a pretty radically different direction.
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Wheelchair users and others with mobility devices may struggle to get up steps or navigate buildings with cramped interiors.
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The complex, designed by the architect FXFowle with interiors by Thomas O'Brien, has five apartment buildings and five townhouses.
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As in Bergman's Fanny and Alexander, these fiber-and-wood interiors feel shockingly new to our plastic-adjusted eyes.
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Work began in 2015, with the rooftop being repaired and the interiors revived with a fresh coat of paint.
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The aircraft are Gulfstream executive jets, favoured by jet-setting business people for their long range and plush interiors.
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The interiors were designed by Ralph Lauren, and there's a private underground parking garage for residents, Novikova told me.
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Potential customers can select paint jobs, interiors and more on touchscreen displays and see how much it will cost.
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He used what is known as dead-flat oil paint, rather than the emulsion paints used in contemporary interiors.
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It was designed by J. Carson Looney of Looney Ricks Kiss, an architecture and interiors firm headquartered in Memphis.
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For the interiors, Bentley traveled to Morocco to buy a selection of midcentury and '80s and '90s-era rugs.
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When I met Toronto photographer Adrian Holmes, his income primarily came from shooting events, interiors, and corporate/personal portraits.
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Our interiors look like us—we make them in our image, and they also make us who we are.
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In American Interiors, photographer M L Casteel examines the psychological repercussions of military service through the cars of veterans.
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American Interiors by M L Casteel is out now from Dewi Lewis Publishing and available at various online bookstores.
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In other words, car interiors will forever be evolving because what makes people happy changes from generation to generation.
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The interiors combine versatility and durability with premium appointments for the upscale trims, including leather upholstery and wood details.
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Wainwright said the interiors themselves were a big enough inspiration for him to want to partake in this series.
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The artist's fairly conventional motifs — figures posed in landscapes and interiors — conceal a sophisticated orchestration of line and color.
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Like their Hallmark counterparts, the Netflix movies are lovely to look at, with lots of snowscapes and great interiors.
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The Renaissance Warsaw Airport has modernist-inspired interiors and is adorned with graphic art from the Polish Poster Gallery.
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The lozenge interiors are each painted a slightly different, but related tone; the distinctions vary from sharp to subtle.
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She wears a pink slip and frequents ornate interiors with circus-like characters who abuse, bind, and control her.
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It's a good thing that I typically enjoy Infiniti interiors, because the Q50's had an old-school vibe.
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BY AGE 10, Nadia Olive Schnack had already come to regard the tasteful neutrality of Scandinavian interiors with disdain.
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I head into the interiors section, where I'm confronted with an array of choices to further customize the Turbo.
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But in room 606 — now open only for guided tours — Jacobsen's original interiors have been maintained exactly as installed.
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Ornate, Italian Renaissance Revival exteriors were preserved, while run-down dormitory-style interiors were transformed into a sleek lobby.
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The interiors use some 60 stone and wood finishes, he said, which are completely different from unit to unit.
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Built in 2015, the boat is styled with French colonial-style interiors, glossy teak paneling and carved wood furniture.
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The episodes are a slide show of sleek interiors and tastefully shadowed bars, the pacing logy without being suspenseful.
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Morocco is well known for exquisite interiors, and Rodamón Riad's covetable tiles continue waving the flag for beautiful decor.
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Where the Web series was amateurishly filmed, with nondescript interiors and haphazard lighting, "Insecure" is artfully composed and glossy.
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The interiors of the main house were designed by Thomas Pheasant, who also designed most of the custom furnishings.
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Since 2011, soy foam has also been used by the company in manufacturing some of its products&apos interiors.
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He did a spectacular series of surfing pictures, all big blue waves, and another of interiors of Gothic cathedrals.
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They included a railway worker who spent $15,798 to process about 50,000 slides of the interiors of railway cars.
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Modern Volvo interiors have a warm, rich Scandinavian ambience that sets them apart from Audi, BMW, Lexus and Mercedes.
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Mr. Abdela designed the hotel's jewel-box interiors and holds court most mornings on a divan in its lobby.
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With help from the hospitality design firm Petermax, the new owners are changing the interiors and the outdoor spaces.
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The restaurant interiors are not worth the inflated food prices, and the experience isn't what it's advertised to be.
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Visteon is going all in on cockpit electronics, having shed its remaining automotive climate and interiors businesses in 2016.
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The World of Interiors is essentially a decorating magazine, but this is like saying Vogue concerns itself with sewing.
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"They were extraordinary, from the first sentence," said Ms. Hughes, who published the story "Interiors" in A Public Space.
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Similarly, there are no gallery interiors at the Street Art Museum in the gentrifying Nieuw-West section of Amsterdam.
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The buildings' interiors will be gutted, and some hospital mechanical structures that are on the exterior will be removed.
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But when people arrived in Bama many found homes that were mere shells, with unfinished interiors and no plumbing.
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The title's reference to the intricate interiors of bones — which combine hollow and solid, hard and soft — seems apt.
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John Dewberry, who collaborated with the architecture and design firm Workstead on the Dewberry's interiors, likes modernism well enough.
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Christie's Interiors: Including Noble & Private Collections sale in London brought in a total of £1,0003,562 (~$1,930,000) on April 10.
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We think this car maker has the best interiors in the business, and one of the best technology setups.
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Ethan Allen Interiors has approximately 300 design centers that oversee the home decor, design and furniture needs of a home.
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Many home painting businesses are looking for college students and young adults to help paint interiors and exteriors of houses.
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At the Hamburg Aircraft Interiors show last week, it demonstrated ducts, space dividers and cup holders made by additive manufacturing.
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It calls them Digital Sky, and showed them off earlier this month at the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg, Germany.
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Structural timber is much lighter than concrete, cuts risks in earthquakes and can "create far more attractive interiors", he said.
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Italian photographer Massimo Listri has spent his career capturing some of the most magnificent and unexpected interiors in the world.
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He said it took too long to get approvals for interiors, like seats and bathrooms, that company engineers could assess.
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Even without open-pore wood trim or a wild design, it has one of the finest interiors in the industry.
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The pyramids jutting out of Egypt's Giza plateau are obvious landmarks — but even after millennia, their dark interiors remain mysterious.
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Keep reading for some exclusive interiors from the upcoming book, and get excited for all the thinks you can color!
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With a shiny grey exterior, the vehicle is a convertible and features silver rims and what looks like leather interiors.
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BMW and Lexus, both carmakers, are among his traders' clients, as they consider replacing plastic and wood in car interiors.
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Red and white represent high altitude features, while blue and purple show lower terrain, such as the interiors of craters.
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Use cases are many: from wearables to odd shaped smartphones to car displays that conform to the curvy car interiors.
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Yes, he is a singular painter of figures (mostly females), but also of interiors, still lifes, townscapes, landscapes, and dreamscapes.
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And because it's not easy for doctors to examine the interiors of their patients' fallopian tubes, early detection is difficult.
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Rather than simply picking your leather and wood, Lincoln designed interiors around central concepts with well-matched upholstery and trim.
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That is because the vast majority of buyers search online and scan the interiors of homes they want to visit.
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The interiors of the bus are compact but luxe, featuring wood-lined walls, a king size bed and a kitchenette.
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It does the job as effectively as the film itself does—it's all grimy interiors, grainy lighting, and visual assault.
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Even in his Manhattan of formal wear, glowing interiors, glittering nighttime streets and leisurely affluence, heartbreak rears its ugly head.
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For proof, witness the interiors of modern BMW 5-series cars, or those of Lexus, Nissan, Volvo or Hyundai automobiles.
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The vehicles were in various states of disrepair and no one had even bothered to remove trash from the interiors.
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In the age of Instagram, are trendy interiors and design principles enough to distinguish one luxury hotel from the next?
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The ambience here suggests the immaculate interiors of the TV versions, but in shades more muted and accouterments more nondescript.
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Don't forget to follow the Instagram accounts Interiors of Murder She Wrote and Murder She Look to enhance your experience.
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It maintains the exterior shed form, but the interiors were redesigned to be "gentle, natural and calm," according to Dezeen.
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Perry's wife Lisa wrote a book about the interiors of their homes, which she designed herself, according to Architectural Digest.
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I have a lot of terrain to explore, both in the lonely exteriors and twisty interiors of its characters' minds.
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The whole building has a top-of-the-line ventilation system to keep interiors free of Seoul's pervasive air pollution.
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This low-moisture steam works on all surfaces, including floors, furniture, mattresses, ceramic and tiles, grout, and even car interiors.
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A Blink trip goes way beyond glamping (glamorous camping) — every element of the experience is customized, from linens to interiors.
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The interiors will be shades of white, incorporating white oak flooring, white lacquer kitchen cabinetry, and light colored stone counters.
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After the arcade games, comfy cottage interiors, and high-speed urbanization, he tackled the concrete slides shaped like zoo animals.
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Set in the seedy underbelly of Tokyo, Matsumoto focuses on the interiors of Bar Genet—a haven for gay counterculture.
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If I'm looking for something really specific on interiors from the 1960s, I'll go to a print source, for sure.
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I ask for your support on my new endeavours with designing interiors, pottery, sculpting, carving, and inventing for the future.
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More troublingly to some, the design genius who wrought exquisite interiors for his clients preferred to live in exotic disarray.
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WIENER WERKSTÄTTE, 13-215: THE LUXURY OF BEAUTY Some 27 objects displayed in rooms with period interiors. Oct. 227–Jan.
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She and her crew sprayed the interiors with concrete, then ripped off the outer walls to reveal the form within.
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The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission unanimously voted to grand landmark status to several of the Waldorf-Astoria's interiors.
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Struggling to adapt, the stores that once lined the interiors of malls, from RadioShack to The Limited, filed for bankruptcy.
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But Mr. Smith, the Obamas' decorator, remains skeptical that a "maximalist" revolution is about to transform today's vanilla-white interiors.
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She's now updating the hotel's main house, where she hopes to bring the Georgian interiors closer to these Zen spaces.
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Within Kraneroom's all black, pared-back interiors are custom furnishings — in leather, wood, stone and steel — made by Scandinavian artisans.
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She turned to nature for inspiration in the 1930s, designing the interiors of Parisian homes, in addition to creating furniture.
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The critic Carter Horsley compared its interiors, with their prominent escalators, to those of a "not terribly successful" shopping mall.
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Urban decorated the turrets and domed interiors with simulated frosting, gumdrops, peppermint sticks, animal crackers, gingerbread men and other sweets.
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Settled into the hollowed ground beneath the dome, the interiors were cool and dim, a reprieve from the forest's hostility.
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The result, somewhat anticlimactic, encapsulated how much the art and antiques trade — and interiors themselves — have changed in recent years.
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The hotel takes its name from the preserved Georgia Gray marble, which is found throughout much of the restored interiors.
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So here's an ode to Berlin's timeless cocktail dens, where both the intriguing interiors and the suave drinks are memorable.
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The colonial Moroccan interiors, moody smokers' lounge ambience and delightfully simple breakfasts have attracted in-the-know Europeans for years.
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Faurecia, partly owned by French automaker Peugeot Citroen, is one of the world's largest suppliers of automotive seats and interiors.
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Most of the six paintings here depict interiors with great Gustonesque floors that may tilt or plunge while walls encroach.
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The jets will also have new wings, interiors, and Rolls Royce engines, among other upgrades, Bombardier spokesman Mark Masluch said.
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Opened last summer, the interiors (more Miami than Scandi) include palace red carpets, Deco wallpaper and a kaleidoscope of velvet.
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They described deteriorating apartment interiors and lack of heat or electricity, with landlords who were unwilling to fix the problems.
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She graduated from Cornell, from which she also received a master's degree in design and environmental analysis focusing on interiors.
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Additionally, Wi-Fi incorporation into location technologies seems a guarantee, especially for hard to reach areas, such as building interiors.
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No surprise, when he was just starting out, the elder Kipling helped design some of the museum's interiors and decorations.
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And yet, as I peek into the interiors of America, I am surprised by the things they have in common.
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I used Google to dig up pictures of its interiors and learn about its former owner, a successful mortgage lender.
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She took her camera everywhere — documenting immigrant communities in New York, street life, lawn tennis matches, her friends, parties, interiors.
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Gezelligheid, loosely translated as coziness, is the condition people in the Netherlands strive for in the interiors of their homes.
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The movie consists largely of interiors; that many were shot in a sixth-century abbey gives it a documentary feel.
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But the Japanese garments and interiors depicted in these visual works are very unlike those from European or American culture.
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Large-scale photographs by Louis Chan from his ongoing series, My Home, reveal the cramped apartment interiors of Chinese immigrants.
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Known for her meticulous, obsessive rendering of interiors, Suss's style references American vernacular art, with its focus on patterned detail.
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Misty Keasler explored 13 haunted houses across the United States, photographing their blood-spattered interiors and dark architecture of terror.
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They feature foam midsoles, padded insoles with added arch support, and one-piece interiors to eliminate seams rubbing on your feet.
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The temperature and pressures of this ice imply that it could make up a "large fraction" of Uranus and Neptune's interiors.
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Most houses have their windows and doors open, revealing bare interiors, the drywall and trim stripped off the now-exposed beams.
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Lowe's said Friday that as it adds new jobs it will, meanwhile, be discontinuing its Project Specialist Interiors program in stores.
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Despite their differences, the interiors of both AdS and dS universes obey Einstein's classical gravity theory—everywhere outside singularities, that is.
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Among other things, that will allow them to create vastly more roomy interiors by all but eliminating the traditional engine compartment.
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They became known for their wooden table, white interiors, and long lines on days when a new iPhone went on sale.
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But his street scenes are alive with political tension and his interiors poke holes in the moral façade of the bourgeoisie.
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The collection — including bedding, window treatments and throws — was created in collaboration with Churchward, who first inspired Driver's passion for interiors.
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French jet interiors supplier Zodiac has been the subject of takeover speculation for months after issuing a series of profit warnings.
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The exteriors of the new buildings will attract most attention, but it is their interiors that should be watched more closely.
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Nate Berkus is known for his design savvy, but for many years his interiors were a trigger for an unhealthy habit.
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"We did the interiors top to bottom with my designer Kirsten Maltas," Tutor, the show's first female realtor, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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On some of their planes with newer entertainment systems, the fitters of the interiors had installed devices with an embedded camera.
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Creecy says that Free Persephone's feel-good interiors were inspired by springtime — just the boost Parisians need this time of year.
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"Then you have 24 maps that need to be drawn of all of the different interiors in the game," he continued.
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TV was the tool of hypnosis, the jack into the nation's cultural unconscious, the grey screen of our hidden, darker interiors.
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The tents, which are weatherproof, feature spacious interiors and are easy to set up in about 573 to 15 minutes each.
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I just find that the interiors of executive aircraft allow me to take my level of photography up another step. Right.
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"In a lot of ways it's an opportunity for a look inside domestic interiors that we've never been afforded," Gonzalez stated.
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London's double-decker buses are already used as mobile billboards around the city, but their interiors deliver ads to smartphones too.
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While the Bamburgh looks beautifully dark and gothic — just as a castle should — the interiors are surprisingly well-lit and bright.
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Or consider going to a City Hall or courthouse, which, thanks to Instagram, you can scope out for photo-friendly interiors.
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SIG said markets remained competitive and it was experiencing some supplier price inflation, particularly in its UK insulation and interiors businesses.
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We may judge or may swoon when we see gold-leaf interiors, replete with marbled pillars (hello, Melania and Donald Trump).
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This ethos extends to the interiors of his namesake brand's second boutique, which opened last month in Tokyo's bustling Marunouchi neighborhood.
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As for the interiors, the bar will feature rooms decorated with themes popular from actual locations in the hit HBO series.
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Participating firms this year include David Kleinberg Design Associates, Drake/Anderson, Sawyer Berson, Suzanne Kasler and Timothy Whealon Interiors, among others.
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"Once I got an apartment, I started caring about interiors, so I wanted to show my followers my apartment," she says.
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The company gutted the sedan, stripping it down to its skeleton and installing a new engine, new interiors and a GPS.
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"People want design with more soul and personality," Brooklyn-based designer Caroline Pogue, who specializes in vintage residential interiors, told Benowitz.
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The rugs, resembling vivid abstract tapestries, meshed perfectly with the emergence of avant-garde interiors done by the likes of Frank.
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Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf hopes to entice New Yorkers into its cafes with unique interiors that blend in with the neighborhood.
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She now owns the interior design firm Michelle Mone Interiors, which will be responsible for building main walkways and reception areas.
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It had that old-but-new look of expensively renovated interiors; every scratch in the building's history had been polished away.
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The hub looks a bit like a sleek bag burger designed by someone who makes luxury car interiors for a living.
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The teak carries through to the interiors, where the undersides of the roofs are an update on traditional alang-alang thatch.
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As far as the association knows, photos of the interiors of homes on the tour have not appeared on the Internet.
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The intimate space, with interiors designed by artists Rosemarie Trockel and Thea Djordjadjze, sells hard-to-find artist films and records.
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Fish's work recalls Lynne Cohen's photography, in its straightforward composition and ability to make the most everyday interiors feel deeply strange.
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The rooms in the former rectory, in particular, pay homage to "medieval and ecclesiastical 17th- and 18th-century interiors," Heckman says.
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"Either the brown leather ones or the ugly green, plasticky ones," she said, alluding to the interiors of the old coaches.
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They decided to team up two years ago, creating Parker Barrow Interiors — the middle names of Julie's son and Liz's daughter.
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The work was finished by the young Australian architect Peter Hall, who solved many lingering issues and designed the luscious interiors.
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Riders complained about sweaty interiors and packed into them "like hams in a corner grocery store," wrote The New York Herald.
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However, as automobiles became more mechanically refined — and as safety requirements imposed greater conformity on exterior designs — interiors grew in importance.
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The artist began to pore over the digital archives of private collections, as well as photograph museum interiors and exhibitions herself.
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Their pink interiors are filled to the brim with dolls, stuffed toys, girls' clothing, a frilly canopy bed, and girly tchotchkes.
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To the rest of the world, Denmark may be best known for its minimal home interiors, experimental cuisine and hygge rituals.
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Glass mosaics certainly have the power to stun, especially after two decades of shelter magazine spreads of spare, midcentury modern interiors.
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Many of the interviews and artworks in the DVD Magazine videos are shot in dark interiors, occasionally bursting out into sunlight.
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Then it's on to the interiors, still lifes, landscapes and garden views, all rendered in heated color and teasingly offhand brushwork.
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At the Offerman House Lofts, converted from a century-old store just off the Fulton Street mall, the interiors seemed dark.
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And the lighting throughout will be brighter than in the Deco days, when "utterly funereal" interiors were common, Mr. Miller said.
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As a result, apartment interiors don't offer the floor-to-ceiling vistas that buyers have come to expect from modern condos.
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A contemporary São Paulo artist, Rosana Paulino, incorporates 18th century diagrams of slave ship interiors into a quilt-like fabric hanging.
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Because the G.M. plant closes, so does the plant at the Lear Corporation, which supplied it with car seats and interiors.
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But with its long development lead times, designers are already thinking about how such technology will change the interiors of cars.
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The company declined to say how much it was spending on researching vehicle interiors, but said it was a "substantial" amount.
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And the new washroom already has a design inspiration: a real bathroom designed by Ann Lowengart Interiors and featured on Houzz.
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The architect David Rockwell has very subtly updated the interiors of both and added a bridal suite to the Palm House.
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At Mr. Faulkner's suggestion, the Tuckers hired Claudia Kappl-Joy, of CLL Concept Lighting Lab, to design the lighting and interiors.
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The earliest Hispanic crafts were those in the religious arts, like santos (wooden saints) and leather altars with damask silk interiors.
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Three years later, Ms. Vignelli was installed as chief executive of Vignelli Designs, which concentrated on furniture, objects, exhibitions and interiors.
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Both interiors bring owners into a new era of driving, but the ID.3 seems to offer a bit more familiarity.
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Guests were piled high on banquettes along the club's narrow wood-paneled interiors, like modern vignettes from Rembrandt's monumental group portraits.
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HTT enlisted PriestmanGoode, a company known for designing aircraft cabin interiors, trains and small spaces to design a prototype hyperloop capsule.
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The company consistently offers stunning exterior designs, gorgeous interiors, and serious technology at significantly lower prices than more mainstream luxury brands,.
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Except at The World of Interiors, which has lost none of its gloss and seems utterly unaffected by modern media trends.
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Footpaths covered with crackling leaves lead past silent houses dedicated to the gods, their interiors molded like a large animal's intestines.
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While most vanlife interiors recall the antiseptic aesthetics of a contemporary sushi restaurant's bathroom, Jennelle's ride looks like a storybook lair.
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Ashley Moore, founder and principal designer at Moore House Interiors in Tomball, Texas, designed this bathroom space with dark-blue cabinetry.
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Meanwhile, Old Blue Chair sleeps five to six and showcases dreamy interiors like a rain shower, reading nook and Cedar siding.
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The store they see on their iPhones bears little in common with the burnished interiors of a big-city department store.
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But the Model 3 and the A220 are successful at delivering interiors that lives up to expectations — and even exceeds them.
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On Wellness Elad Yifrach travels for more than half the year in the process of creating his decorative interiors line L'Objet.
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Save yourself the effort of decipherment, and simply enjoy Mr. Blaubach's baleful shots of high-rise exteriors and broody, squashed interiors.
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Guests were piled high on banquettes along the club's narrow wood-paneled interiors, like modern vignettes from Rembrandt's monumental group portraits.
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As Southwest Airlines updates its plane interiors, Looptworks takes their used leather seat covers to create stylish purses, bags and luggage.
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The stalled life of Wall's streets and sealed interiors is as free of urgency as the painted still lifes of old.
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But the short one that I've been giving — portraits and interiors wherever I travel: I can feel how unexciting it is.
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But each of these domestic interiors creates its own fortress, suggesting the possibility of protection against the storms that surround us.
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Andersson paints with a muted palette and draws from old photographs and films, as well as theater sets and period interiors.
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At Benhar Office Interiors, we work with companies small and large to create the right, unique space for their culture and operations.
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But last week at the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg, economy fliers got a bit of good, if not quite glamorous, news.
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"They were sent to me because I have to approval the structural changes," he said, launching into details of the apartment interiors.
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We're finally seeing a shift away from minimalism (not to mention millennial pink), both in fashion and in the world of interiors.
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This spring, home interiors were popping with marble accents and inventive bakers have translated that trend into sleek confections, Harper's Bazaar reports.
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WATCH THIS: Hayden Panettiere Takes Us Inside Her Daughter's Amazing Closet Tish, an interiors buff, also has a makeover show, Cyrus vs.
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Set against the damp interiors of boxing gyms, it features many debut performances, as well as appearances from genuine fighters and trainers.
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Liquor bottles rendered with photo-realistic precision are set against pastel grounds or in monochromatic paintings that function like blacked-out interiors.
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An interiors enthusiast, Kelis notes that when she purchased the house in 2012 it was the architectural details that caught her eye.
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Steve McManus, who was a vice president in charge of engineering for car interiors and exteriors at Tesla, this week joined Apple.
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A guided tour will take you through the interiors of the extravagant house, and allow you to explore the gardens and park.
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Arched windows overlook the land, while cast fireplaces, and mahogany staircases accent the interiors of the large two-to-three bedroom apartment.
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One of those companies is Ethan Allen Interiors, as the home furnishings space has been pretty strong even after the Fed tightened.
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Captured by Bay Area drone videographer Duncan Sinfield, the clip offers our first look at the interiors of the spaceship-like headquarters.
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Singapore's Ministry of Manpower issued a stop work order to the contractor for the worksite, Legend Interiors, an interior fit-out specialist.
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Audi has some of the best interiors of any automaker and the company has wisely equipped most models in a similar manner.
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At times, Strand allows her camera to rove freely in domestic spaces, catching a play of shadows or light piercing dark interiors.
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And since we're admittedly curious to peek at the luxe interiors, Architectural Digest has taken us into both of their dreamy abodes.
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Lonely parking lots and snapshots of romanticized Americana bring new depth to boilerplate visuals ripped from the interiors of the country's heartland.
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The company's new Tesla Explores program will see six Airstream trailers touring the country with their interiors fitted as Tesla Design Studios.
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While showcasing pieces of this overlooked aspect of the movement, it also seeks to bring visitors into the interiors these designers created.
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Central to his interiors, writes Paul Hendrickson in his new book "Plagued by Fire", is "the intertwined idea of openness and flow".
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A looming fare war has gained fresh momentum from lightweight new planes with fresh, appealing interiors that help to keep costs down.
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"This project is a fantastic initiative and collaboration between the city, the designer and the developer," said the Dezeen Awards interiors jury.
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Their interiors are fully lined with leather, molding to your feet like a glove, while their leather uppers age gracefully over time.
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Charlotte Gilman, who used yellow wallpaper to register encroaching insanity in a famous story about postpartum depression, was always vulnerable to interiors.
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But if the outside of the house is provocative, unforgiving, even, its interiors are, if not exactly cozy, then significantly more romantic.
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They used it extensively in their films, which made it possible for us to spot similarities in the interiors of the locations.
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So many of the futuristic concepts shown at tech and auto shows depict lounge-like interiors where people can face each other.
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With no windows and just long benches lining the interiors, Jeepneys are a sort of hybrid between a bus and a taxi.
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We have an aggressive plan to continue to advance our safety program, refresh train interiors, improve amenities, and renew stations and infrastructure.
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For ride-sharing through Uber and Lyft, it's really on the drivers to thoroughly clean their interiors to keep cars coronavirus-free.
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By federal law, vehicle interiors are designed, in part, as cages that deflect the forces of a crash away from the passengers.
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Designers dreamed up 447 styles with names like Croydon and Alhambra, many featured in the Sears catalogs with illustrations of finished interiors.
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Some designers and homeowners still mix antiques with contemporary furniture to create eclectic interiors, and particularly stylish pieces can bring high prices.
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The sumptuous interiors feature gilt-edged paneling and 14th-century frescoes; the almond hand cream was a favorite souvenir of Victorian tourists.
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It's almost so, if the interiors were not so alive, populated with toy rings, cork balls, mirrors, or prints of exotic animals.
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The single gold leaf in the center of the painting references the material employed for religious objects and interiors the world over.
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Pared-back interiors that allow the cottages' original Zen architecture to shine, and a redwood meditation deck that cantilevers over a creek.
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He was encouraged instead to capture idealized versions of existing interiors on canvas rather than to envision imaginary ones for the movies.
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And I cannot explain the action of leveling, Why it should all boil down to one Uniform substance, a magma of interiors.
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She directed its renovation and design, with interiors that blend antiques and contemporary furniture by Edra, a furniture company based in Pisa.
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Ms. Spannan, 47, has done private interiors for Anderson Cooper and Tom Hanks and gilding work for Balthazar and the Ace Hotel.
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Leslee Broersma: As a parent and educator, I was struck by the role that academic interiors play in defining the college experience.
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In 2000, she moved back to the West Coast and began designing the interiors of Spanish-style houses in the Hollywood Hills.
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"As an interiors maverick with a nonconformist approach to design, Morris was ahead of his time," said Mr. Royle and Ms. Gormley.
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With spare interiors and light colors all the rage right now, selling a home filled with period pieces can be a challenge.
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Dark and smoky, the two-floor space has whimsical interiors inspired by the British Victorian era, and a sun-kissed streetside deck.
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Still, despite the array of exterior styles, the interiors conform strictly to a layout that reflects the culture's class and gender differences.
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Along with Pantone's Color Of The Year, 2019 wrapped with a stacked forecast of emerging home trends to rule interiors in 2020.
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Mr. Linklater has done a great job in furnishing the interiors of his characters' lives, but the teetering structure they inhabit creaks.
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One of my favorite design books is "Jacques Grange: Interiors" by Pierre Passebon, which showcases the work of the renowned French decorator.
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My company, V Starr Interiors, designs hotel spaces so I love to see what other hotels do with their space and aesthetic.
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"It's about this sense of interiors — this idea of being transgressive on the inside but presenting differently on the outside," says Dickely.
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The Vegan ETF nixes fossil fuel companies, but it still owns stock in automakers that make gas-powered vehicles with leather interiors.
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The potential deal follows aerospace supplier United Technologies $30 billion agreement earlier this month to buy avionics and interiors maker Rockwell Collins.
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Xandro Aventajado, the co-founder and creative director of Current Interiors, a Manhattan design firm, suggests using plants as a privacy screen.
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Food delivery robots store large amounts of sensitive data, such as maps of building interiors, in order to help them navigate places.
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Bathrooms often get wet and slippery, which can be a safety hazard, Gail Barley, principal designer at Gail Barley Interiors, told Insider.
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From the impeccably restored brick and terracotta facade to interiors dripping with midcentury modern appeal, Viceroy Chicago places design front and center.
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And Iantha Carley, owner of Iantha Carley Interiors in Silver Spring, Maryland, said there's a reason why it's still such a hit.
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Asked to cite one of his favorite interiors to paint, Mr. Goodman mentioned the home of the surrealistic interior designer Rose Cumming.
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The school's interiors are an example of the highest form of the region's tile work, carved plaster and intricately carved wooden doors.
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He combined them into International Automotive Components, a supplier of auto interiors with factories around the world, including in Mexico and China.
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The World of Interiors isn't concerned with showing readers how to achieve such-and-such a look or selling an aspirational dream.
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The World of Interiors, by contrast, considers its mission to capture a truthful record of how people live, usually under natural light.
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Calsonic specializes in interiors, electronics, air-conditioning units and compressors, and relies on Nissan for about 80 percent of its global sales.
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After working as the senior designer for a leading interior design firm, she launched her own business, Leura Fine Interiors, in 2013.
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Under Mr. Kimmel, common spaces began to take on the feel of high-end interiors, furnished with pieces by 20th-century masters.
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As VW speeds towards electric vehicles and away from Dieselgate, the company is also starting to tout increasingly sustainable interiors as well.
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A few lesser-known names, including the intriguing Israeli painter Yigal Ozeri, hang cheek-by-jowl with marmoreal interiors and ghastly cityscapes.
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"It covers only a manufacturer's defects," said Terri Long, whose family has owned Long's Bedding & Interiors in New York City since 1911.
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The collection of painted interiors titled Resilient Floors was inspired by images of rooms spanning between the decades of 1960 and 1990.
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Everybody misses the grandiose interiors of the old Penn Station — even if you (like me) weren't alive to see it in person.
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New York locations are flaunted, and the film's interiors are warmly shot by Christian Rein, who seems fond of light streaming through windows.
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The explosive devices were packed in envelopes with bubble-wrap interiors bearing six American flag stamps and the return address of Florida Rep.
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While the interiors of Mary's apartment were filmed on a Hollywood soundstage, the exterior shots were filmed at a home in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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In "The Long Night," he cuts through the chaos of the battlefield, ignoring the humans and their messy interiors, both literal and metaphorical.
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Jenner shared a video of a black Ferrari La Ferrari with red interiors and butterfly doors on her Instagram story over the weekend.
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Hell, they may just make you skip out of your own vacation so you can bask in the glory of their designer interiors.
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The AR aspect is used for capturing the dimensions of real rooms, while switching to VR lets you walk through the interiors virtually.
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Marbach, 22, is a student at Purdue University Fort Wayne and also works at The Shed Interiors, a home decor shop in Spencerville.
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Golf balls cut in half: These artsy halved golf balls with tantalizingly scrumptious interiors are forbidden snacks, but we can still drool. 250.
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The main focus of each mission would be to figure out what the planets are made of — and how their interiors are structured.
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The lights had dimmed down even further to candlight level and the strong dark interiors added to the relaxed vibe of the evening.
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It's far ahead of any other car in its mainstream class, shaming interiors in the entry-level SUVs of Cadillac, Infiniti and Lexus.
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The Spanish-style abode boasts interiors that ooze California cool style, a beautiful courtyard, a pool, and a patio with an outdoor fireplace.
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The newly engaged couple stepped out at Cardiff Castle, a 218,22018-year-old historic site that features Rapunzel-worthy towers and opulent interiors.
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Michael Carlin's production design is equally impressive, with the lush, decadent Paris interiors contrasting with the natural splendor of Colette's beloved country fields.
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The engine, after all, is a small part of a package that includes those plush interiors, smooth suspension and superior design, they note.
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"The last thing people needed when they were laying people off was new office furniture," says Dion, owner of Tech Valley Office Interiors.
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"It's a healthy space, it's less toxic, it's good energy" DiMare says of all-vegan interiors like the ones her company specializes in.
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The couple arrived at the hot spot in Jenner's extravagant push present: a black Ferrari La Ferrari with red interiors and butterfly doors.
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We're talking houses built into the side of mountains, matte pink luxury vehicles, and first-class airplane interiors nicer than your living room.
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The rider response team also uses cameras installed inside the cars to check the interiors after each trip for forgotten items or spills.
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Cityscapes, landscapes, seascapes, interiors and exteriors combined, his subjects are familiar yet tweaked to bring out their strangeness, or heightened with chromatic intensity.
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The supplier of aircraft interiors shares were down 14.8 percent at 23.41 euros by 0807 GMT, below Safran's offer price of 29.47 euros.
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Hidden inside the walls of Jahmal's cozy interiors, these are the questions the materiality of the work provokes about history, space, and privilege.
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Saenredam is known for his paintings of the whitewashed stone interiors of Dutch churches after the Protestant Reformation stripped them of decorative elements.
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The interiors just underwent a 15-month renovation by renowned decorator Tony Ingrao, whose clients include Howard Stern, Kevin James, and Goldie Hawn.
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In the monotypes of the American soldier, we see a broken form in which the interiors of the separate sections are dissolving 28.
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The option for artificial leather interiors, which includes the seats, steering wheel, and gear shift, is labelled as "Ultra White" on Tesla's website.
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Up on the street, the buildings wear the signs of long life and sometimes their interiors manage to surprise with individualized details, too.
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"Our previous experience with designers was sucky," the Iron Man actor writes in the foreword of his interiors guru Joe Nahem's forthcoming book.
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Greek marble gives way to the intricately decorated interiors of Arab-Norman palaces, where Byzantine mosaics (pictured) are juxtaposed with carved wooden ceilings.
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Her father owned a leather-repair business, which focused on automobile interiors, and insisted his daughter learn to detail cars and change oil.
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"A lot of the pieces are so huge and heavy and dark you can't use them so much in modern interiors," he said.
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"I think we can do more with Boeing as they look at what part of the interiors they want to standardize," he added.
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Asteroids reside within such systems' interiors, where any comet-like volatiles will have been driven off by the heat of their parent stars.
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One Riverside Park was designed by Goldstein, Hill & West Architects, with interiors by Shamir Shah Design and landscaping by Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects.
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As with the rising seas, rising temperatures have begun to narrow the margins of our inhabitation, this time in the hot continental interiors.
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"It's the trip that sticks with me the most, and I've been to some of the deepest interiors of the Earth," she says.
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Ms. Page-Smith, 46, is the marketing and communications director at Roman & Williams Buildings and Interiors, an architecture and design firm in Manhattan.
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Its interiors are familiar to start-ups the world over, rows of tabletop desks and blinking computer screens in open-air bullpen fashion.
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Beauty was redefined as something simpler, less constructed, echoed in interiors where shiny damask and flowery chintz were tastefully reswaddled in textured neutrals.
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"The story of our lives is written in interiors, how we lived, how we worked, how we played, how we worshiped," he added.
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Many of these buyers are drawn to historic homes with Victorian or Edwardian facades, but they want them already updated with modern interiors.
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Nature has since claimed the resort as vines, weeds, and moss climb the once ornate and luxurious interiors of this forgotten ghost spa.
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Saenredam and his paintings of church interiors, which can appear starchy and bland at a glance but, with contemplation, secrete an uncanny intensity.
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Twenty-three artists working in a range of media consider the question, using showrooms, libraries, prison cells and other interiors as springboards. Nov.
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Prior to that, conglomerate United Technologies announced plans to acquire Rockwell Collins, a manufacturer of avionics and aircraft interiors, for about $30 billion.
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"We work with fabrics in our interiors every single day, and so we see what's kind of missing from the market," says Moran.
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The interiors were crafted by Cristiano Gatto, an acclaimed Italian design team that has outfitted over 200 show-worthy yachts around the world.
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From world-renowned British interiors guru Kelly Hoppen to home makeover YouTuber Alexandra Gater, these picks are sure to give you some inspiration.
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Even after attaining Fitwel certification, building managers can work to increase scores — and enhance interiors — by making additional investments as their budgets allow.
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A pair of elegant black pumps with rosy interiors and deliberately bumpy surfaces are a flinty joke about gender roles, sex and mortality.
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Here's what else is happening: The new subway cars might have welcoming interiors, but today you'll want to spend your commute above ground.
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Ms. Gauci said her team's 150 professionals included those with backgrounds in furniture, jewelry, architectural interiors and shoe design — even painters and silversmiths.
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On a main boulevard in central Palma, the Nakar Hotel opened in 2016 with interiors that incorporate local materials, like typical Majorcan stone.
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Her stylized compositions, comprised of geometric patches of lucid color, recalling tile mosaics, portray domestic interiors eerily bereft of any signs of life.
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The Museum of Modern Art explores modern interiors from the 1920s to '50s and the contributions of women to their architecture and design.
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Soon the early interiors give way to the outside world — landscapes shot from a moving car, a rainbow produced by a lawn sprinkler.
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The 49-story tower has interiors by the celebrity designer Ken Fulk, as well as valet parking and continental breakfast served every morning.
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INDOORS Designed to display the owner's extensive collection of art photography, the home has vast stretches of white wall space in open interiors.
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It is a far cry from Jonathan Kent's 2015 Broadway revival, whose star-studded cast shuffled through realistically detailed early-20th-century interiors.
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Working with clients on the show and through her interiors firm showed her how lost people were about painting without an expert guide.
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That designation requires developers who want to alter the facades — and in the case of 13 banks, the landmark interiors — to receive permission.
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"You can put it in the most modern house, or the most traditional, and somehow it still freshens up the interiors," he said.
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Some of the space station interiors feel slightly underpopulated, as if the show couldn't quite afford to fill out the big living spaces.
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