domestic interior
collocation in Englishmeaningsofdomesticandinterior
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domestic
adjective
uk/dəˈmes.tɪk/us/dəˈmes.tɪk/
relating to a person's ...
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interior
noun
uk/ɪnˈtɪə.ri.ər/us/ɪnˈtɪr.i.ɚ/
the inside part ...
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(Definition ofdomesticandinteriorfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Rice argues that the concept of thedomesticinterioremerged during the early nineteenth century.
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Overall, this is a stimulating and provocative book that will prompt both academics and students to reflect further on the historical meaning of thedomesticinterior.
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Rice's constructive elaboration of these theories expands our understanding of the potential of thedomesticinteriorto shape social and emotional life.
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Rice develops a new theoretical understanding of the historical emergence of thedomesticinteriorthat will make thought-provoking reading for the many scholars currently involved in this expanding research area.
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The large plan of the house creates a territory anddomesticinteriorwith its linear architecture.
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The whole building is about creating the feeling of thedomesticinterior.
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There are also important chapters on his domestic interiors and furniture.
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This point is reinforced by juxtaposing the correspondent's depiction of domestic interiors with those of public spaces in his reports.
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As individuals, these consumers constructed rich domestic interiors that boasted impressive print collections, lavish wardrobes and surprisingly comprehensive libraries.
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Modernist architectural taste encouraged the remodelling of domestic interiors to introduce light and space.
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Vermeer painted mostlydomesticinteriorscenes.
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The artist creates immense, yet intricate site-specific works which manipulate every spacebe that a gallery,domesticinterioror street cornerand profoundly affects the way it is viewed.
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The modern style is very well suited indeed for schools, hospitals, public baths, railway stations and libraries; but not for domestic interiors.
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Most of the exhibits are lit electronically using tungsten bulbs (tungsten bulbs are often found in domestic interiors).
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Chosen materials, particularly for the domestic interiors are heavily personalized, aesthetics and function being leading factors in choice.
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From this developed a series of stainless steel candelabra for domestic interiors using the same structure.
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The exhibits include historically dressed mannequins and recreations of domestic interiors.
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It was in the late 1860s that he took up anecdotal genre painting with domestic interiors, which came to be his field of specialisation.
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Late medieval depictions are often valuable records of domestic interiors and their fittings - at this period the setting was often in a wealthy household.
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His theme was domestic interiors.
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