boiserie

When they got the Kips Bay bedroom, they commissioned my metallic "boiserie" for two whole walls, plus a radiator cover.

Interior Design Industry News 2009

The arcades allow you to partake in the same activities as visitors on the Grand Tour did centuries ago — like them, you are meant to admire the chandeliers and the boiserie, stop for a snack, and even, despite these perilous economic times, maybe purchase a little something.

Paris Under Glass 2010

The arcades allow you to partake in the same activities as visitors on the Grand Tour did centuries ago — like them, you are meant to admire the chandeliers and the boiserie, stop for a snack, and even, despite these perilous economic times, maybe purchase a little something.

Paris Under Glass 2010

Princess Gloria, her mother, Beatrix, Countess von Schönburg-Glauchau, and I ate dinner in the new stainless-steel kitchen — not the big family dining room with assorted Wittelsbachs and Fürstenbergs staring down from the boiserie.

The Conversion of Gloria TNT Colacello, Bob 2006

I was way in the background, hugging the silk of the walls, looking past a sea of fancy shoulders against the gray-green boiserie.

THE DIAMOND JULIE BAUMGOLD 2005

I was way in the background, hugging the silk of the walls, looking past a sea of fancy shoulders against the gray-green boiserie.

THE DIAMOND JULIE BAUMGOLD 2005

I was way in the background, hugging the silk of the walls, looking past a sea of fancy shoulders against the gray-green boiserie.

THE DIAMOND JULIE BAUMGOLD 2005

The downstairs was all carved panelled walls, paint-ed boiserie, ornate marble mantels upon which rested eighteenth-century French bronzes, ormolu-mounted Chi-nese porcelain, among other priceless knick-knacks.

The White Ninja Lustbader, Eric 1990

The table beneath it was arranged like an altar, and the Ikon was let in to the carved boiserie of the wall.

The Price of Things Elinor Glyn 1903

The door was opened at once, and she was taken through the quaint square hall into the master's own sitting-room, a richly sombre place of oak boiserie and old crimson silk.

The Price of Things Elinor Glyn 1903

In gallery 525, museum-goers can view the intricate carved and painted boiserie, or wood-paneling, from the eighteenth-century Parisian residence known as the Hôtel de Varengeville.

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