Piano and trumpet players infuse classic jazz into the bar and three dining rooms.
That way, he could keep his foot, literally, in his different dining rooms and kitchens.
Their Western-style showrooms provide model bedrooms, dining rooms, and family rooms showing how to furnish them.
Meanwhile, in the conference halls and hotel dining rooms of Davos, the assault on globalization continues.
It is opposite the Philharmonic Dining Rooms pub and between the city's two cathedrals.
Mismatched tables fit into the multistoried dining rooms like jigsaw pieces, and traditional Turkish music drifts out through open windows.
The living and dining rooms are wrapped in wood planks and have cedar beams stretching nearly 35 feet across the ceiling.
Mr. Smith thinks bars that are 6 to 10 feet long work well for dining rooms as long as they're simple.
One of the dining rooms, painted blue with enormous swags and tassels, is inspired by the 19th-century Russian painter Leon Bakst.
The 1930 home measures 3, 800 square feet with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths and large living spaces, including formal living and dining rooms.
The 71 bedrooms (30 original and 41 new, decorated in some cases in a lighter, more modern style) are airconditioned, as are the dining rooms.
The 15, 000-square-foot home located in the Alvarado Estates community above Mission Valley has nine bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, two dining rooms and multiple balconies.
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Behind the clichs are some real friction points, and they go way beyond how people dress or what company dining rooms look like.
Buyers can still get formal dining rooms or living rooms if they prefer, although the new space can accommodate an 8-to-10 person table.
Last week, it broke ground on its new campus, with three residential colleges with their own dining rooms, common rooms and student-activity spaces.
So it will be tonight at one of Westminster's most exclusive private dining rooms - in No 10, Downing Street - when David hosts Angela.
Many families set up their new homes on any available spaces inside the ship, in hallways or on the floors of the dining rooms and lobbies.
All this week select British and foreign collectors have been given private viewings of the sale and entertained to lunch in Sotheby's smart new dining rooms.
Passengers on board the replica will dress in the fashion of that period and eat dishes from the original menu, in dining rooms copied from the ill-fated predecessor.
He chose white linen floor-to-ceiling curtains that ride on a track between the kitchen and dining rooms that can close to create a more secluded, "formal" atmosphere for diners, Mr. Greenwald says.
Others head to the top-floor deck, where small private dining rooms offer views over the river to the neon lights of Pudong, punctuated by the two-globes-on-a-stick TV Tower, the symbol of modern Shanghai.
Also in the Unesco World Heritage-listed historic centre is old-school Kogel Mogel, where a red velvet curtain swings open to reveal intimate, wood-panelled dining rooms lit with candles and strung with heart-shaped wreaths.
Totaling 30 rooms including eight bedrooms, 10 baths, two libraries, and formal and informal dining rooms, it was the most expensive co-op price ever paid in the U.S. at the time.
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The restaurant underwent a major renovation in 2005 and there are now three floors of different dining rooms, an enormous wine selection and a comforting menu of surf and turf featuring their famous dish, lobster Thermidor.
Other well-known chefs now travel the world and use Pop Ups as a way to market their home restaurant in local popular restaurants or even resorts, which offer dining rooms and advertise food-driven events featuring these chefs.
Michael Cortez, grandson of the founder, leads me to the kitchens through a warren of dining rooms, each more lavishly festooned with tinsel and fairy lights than the last, all patrolled by a restless army of flamenco-dressed waitresses.
Not to be outdone, the recently renovated Four Seasons at Park Lane, which has to-die-for suites with stunning views of Hyde Park, private dining rooms, and working fireplaces, has devoted the entire top floor to a spa and fitness center.
Ritz-Carlton's use of cobalt-blue glasses in its hotel dining rooms can be traced back to Boston in the 1920s, for example, where window glass that had been imported from Europe and turned blue in the New England air was a symbol of wealth.
Working as a captain in the front of the house, he hosted an illustrious clientele that included Aristotle Onassis and Jackie Kennedy, Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor and Andy Warhol, before going on to preside over the dining rooms of several other landmark eateries throughout the city.
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