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Sheraton

noun

A furniture style that originated in England around 1800; simple in design with straight lines and classical ornamentation.

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"Sheraton" Quotes from Famous Books

... day, that he had bought the brownstone house in Fifty-seventh Street, and his wife, also young and energetic, had gone out "to get whatever she liked." Trained in a simple school during the war, and brought up in the formal purity of high-ceiled rooms furnished in Chippendale and Sheraton, her natural tastes were, nevertheless, as ornate as the interiors of the New York shops. Though the blood of colonial heroes ran in her veins, she was still the child of her age, and her age prided itself upon being entirely modern ...

— Life and Gabriella - The Story of a Woman's Courage • Ellen Glasgow

Words linked to "Sheraton" : furniture, piece of furniture, article of furniture