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Examples
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The LongHouse reserve is a nonprofit museum slash sculpture garden on 16 acres on Hands Creek Road founded by the textile designer Jack Lenor Larsen in 1991.
Paradise in White and Blue Marshall Heyman 2011
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Jack Lenor Larsen's fabrics covered modern Knoll furniture with new colors and weaves.
Coming In From the Cold Ada Louise Huxtable 2011
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The groundbreaking textile designer Jack Lenor Larsen remembered meeting Albee when he was first in New York in the late '50s -- the two were extremely chummy with another newcomer, a graphic artist named Andy Warhol.
Howard Kissel: Honoring Edward Albee Howard Kissel 2011
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The groundbreaking textile designer Jack Lenor Larsen remembered meeting Albee when he was first in New York in the late '50s -- the two were extremely chummy with another newcomer, a graphic artist named Andy Warhol.
Howard Kissel: Honoring Edward Albee Howard Kissel 2011
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"When Lever House opened, they had American textile maker Jack Lenor Larsen design the curtains."
Staying Warm in the Machine Pia Catton 2011
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It's the initial cost that seems crazy but you have easily recouped that in a few weeks if you are as daft as I am about Lavender Flavoured Aromatherapy Sleep Inducing Never Iron Anything Again Lenor.
Buns and Balls 2007
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It's the initial cost that seems crazy but you have easily recouped that in a few weeks if you are as daft as I am about Lavender Flavoured Aromatherapy Sleep Inducing Never Iron Anything Again Lenor.
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It's the initial cost that seems crazy but you have easily recouped that in a few weeks if you are as daft as I am about Lavender Flavoured Aromatherapy Sleep Inducing Never Iron Anything Again Lenor.
Buns and Balls 2007
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For years, Unilever struggled to compete with Proctor & Gamble in the fabric-softener market, a market that P&G had created and came to dominate in the United States with its Downy brand and in Europe with Lenor.
Executive Economics SHLOMO MAITAL 1994
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For years, Unilever struggled to compete with Proctor & Gamble in the fabric-softener market, a market that P&G had created and came to dominate in the United States with its Downy brand and in Europe with Lenor.
Executive Economics SHLOMO MAITAL 1994
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