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objet d'art

[awb-zhe dar] / ɔb ʒɛ ˈdar /




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Think of something for their home that doesn’t claim space in yours, like a beautiful print, a sculptural objet d’art, or a framed matchbook from a favorite bar or restaurant.

From The Wall Street Journal Feb. 6, 2026

Matthew Maher rounds out the team as designer Pete Moore, an oddball philosopher of footwear who turns the Air Jordan into an objet d’art, a reflection of the individual player designed for mass market consumption.

From Seattle Times Apr. 5, 2023

This mini fireplace is sure to be a hit as both an objet d’art and a spot to gather around to roast s’mores.

From Fox News Dec. 9, 2021

Large stones hanging from costumes make them resemble an objet d’art.

From Economist Jul. 19, 2017

But there is much else, I admit, to be said for him; he never barks his deep menacing bark without cause; and as a mere objet d'art, when well combed, he is superb.

From The Book of Susan A Novel by Lee Wilson Dodd




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