| Stanley, a brusquely philistine furniture manufacturer, and Louise, his artily pretentious wife, exist in a state of permanent war. |
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| The garlic bread was also artily arranged in the middle of a plate, surrounded by a creamy sauce with juicy button mushrooms. |
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| The photograph itself, even an artily manipulated one, has become so cheap and ubiquitous that it's no longer of much value. |
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| The core of the design is simple, but fractured by three lavishly strange formal moves – in Alsopworld the artily unexpected is a given. |
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| He was artily avant garde, but he also made a lot of traditionalist, good ol' rock'n'roll. |
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| On arrival, there's champagne on ice and an artily cut fruit platter. |
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| Although advertising seems a glamorous business she insists that expediency is all, even down to her artily cropped hair. |
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| Anyway down drops some, er, 'poetic' or at least artily enigmatic lines of text. |
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| She's seen washing the doorstep, like a good 1950s woman, going shopping, having tea and pictured artily from behind a street display of prams. |
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| Attracts an indie, mostly Thai crowd, to drink cocktails and 3.5-litre towers of draft Heineken at its wrought-iron tables and artily mismatched furniture. |
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| And in place of graffiti-covered gates and garish storefronts, there's an artily decorated building housing a Desigual on the corner of 34th and Fifth Avenue. |
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| Artily shot in black and white, this low budget indie movie has just enough wit, charm and touching romance to entertain. |
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