Crossword clues for decor
decor
- Theatrical scenery
- Scheme of furnishings
- Interior style
- Interior designer's forte
- Interior appointments
- Trappings of a room
- Theater scenery
- Interior designer's doing
- Inside job
- Topic on the HGTV channel
- Style of a room
- Set designer's concern
- Remodeler's concern
- Office scheme
- Office appointments?
- Martha Stewart Living topic
- Look inside
- HGTV topic
- Furniture layout
- Furnishings and the like
- Furnishing style
- Focus of TV's "Trading Spaces"
- Ambiance component
- "Trading Spaces" topic
- "Trading Spaces" focus
- What's in the room
- Wallpaper, carpets, etc
- Scheme indoors
- Room's color scheme and furniture
- Room treatment
- Room look
- Room adornment
- Part of the plans on "Property Brothers"
- Part of the plans on "Flip or Flop"
- Look inside a house
- It's covered in many a restaurant review
- Interior design focus
- Interior artistry
- House Beautiful subject
- House Beautiful focus
- Home's interior design
- Home scheme
- Home furnisher's concern
- Home ___ (interior designer's concern)
- Furnishings, e.g
- Furnishings scheme
- Frequent topic on HGTV
- Domestic design
- Design for living
- Contributor to ambiance
- Color scheme, furniture and such
- Color scheme, curtains, etc
- Certain style, as of furnishings
- Art, furniture, etc
- Architectural Digest focus
- Ambience feature
- Ambiance factor
- "Trading Spaces" concern
- "House Beautiful" subject
- "Flip or Flop" concern
- Indoor design
- Look inside?
- Stage planning
- House & Garden topic
- Style of furnishings
- Designer's job
- Furnishing scheme
- Furnishings and such
- Better Homes and Gardens concern
- Designer's concern
- Designer's focus
- Ornamentation
- Inside job?
- Interior designer's focus
- Interior look
- Remodeler's planning
- Architectural Digest topic
- Wallpaper and such
- Inside look? (letters 3-5)
- Interior designer's concern
- Set designer's interest
- Ambience factor
- Artwork and furnishings
- Look of a room
- Restaurateur's decision
- Room style
- Stage scenery
- Part of the ambience
- Interior designer's expertise
- Inigo Jones concern
- Interior styling
- Interior furnishings
- House Beautiful topic
- Ornamental scheme
- Scenery of a sort
- Furnishings style
- Stage settings
- Window dressing
- Scheme, as of a stage set
- Room's adornment scheme
- Restaurateur's concern
- House & Garden topic
- Colour scheme in wide corridor
- Colour scheme and furnishings
- European article about business design
- Ornamentation of French horn by Debussy?
- Scenery firm in Derby's not near
- Final month with gold furnishings
- Room theme
- Room design scheme
- Interior layout and furnishings
- Interior design staff reflected about city
- Interior design involving some wide cornices
- Interior colour scheme and furnishing
- Interior design company has crimson put up outside
- Designer's environmentally friendly replacement for interior colour scheme and furnishings
- House style
- Home style
- Home design
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
decor \decor\, d'ecor \d['e]cor\n. [Fr. d['e]cor, fr. d['e]corer to decorate, fr. L decorare. See decorate.]
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the layout, style, and furnishings of a livable interior.
Syn: interior decoration.
decoration[2].
(Theater) A stage setting.
--MW10
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1897, from French décor (18c.), back-formation from décorer "to decorate" (14c.), from Latin decorare (see decorate). It thus duplicates Latin decor "beauty, elegance, charm, grace, ornament." Originally a theater term in English; general use is since 1926.
Wiktionary
n. 1 The style of decoration of a room or building. 2 A stage setting; scenery; set; backdrop.
WordNet
n. decoration consisting of the layout and furnishings of a livable interior [syn: interior decoration]
Usage examples of "decor".
The judges will go around to the various smokers and the contestants really carry on with lots of barbeque decor.
A colour television filled the fireplace and a valuable Coromandel screen completed the decor.
As their limousine pulled into line to await its turn, Kit imagined the scene at the start of the Mauve Decade when the Jerome had been modern and new, when its Eastlake decor had been the height of fashion, when its elevator, its electric lights, its hot and cold running water, its indoor plumbing, and its French chef were the talk of the town.
I shut my eyes to recall every hairy inch of carpeting, every fringe, every rococo ceiling oddment, all, all brasswork decor, firedog, switchplates, log-bucket, and doorknob.
I shut my eyes to recall every hairy inch of carpeting, every fringe, every rococo ceiling oddment, all brasswork decor, firedog, switchplates, log bucket, and doorknob.
By the way the decor was arranged, he suspected that, in any emergency, an armored steel shield would drop around Mossman while the rest of the room could be pumped full of high velocity metal fragments.
Consequently, the terminal was no bigger than the hub of Old Newfie, its decor dingy and heavily influenced by the rustic fad of a decade or so earlier.
The decor seemed appropriate in a way, because Gil the potboy had walked all the way there as slowly and distractedly as if he were in water over his head.
Tillman had torn open a finished wall and ripped up the subfloor of a carpeted room before red-tagging the California-built manufactured homes so heavily that the tags looked like part of the decor.
The decor was a shock: flashes of angry eyecatching red and orange scattered seemingly randomly across the cooler light-blue background of the walls and ceiling.
The mortuary decor leaned to wainscoting, topped with wallpaper murals showing soft mountain landscapes, forests of ever-greens with paths meandering through the woods.
My private library clashes with the rest of the leatherbound decor, but what the Hell.
The man peered at the plastic decor and Ludwig thought he could see a flicker of something in his eyes: amusement?
Anastasia flew into the fountain and proceded to glide serenely around in it as if she were part of the original decor.
Regardless of decor, both Kelsey and Schrafft made fortunes selling ordinary sandwiches and pie to a hungry public and established the lunchroom as an urban institution.