decor
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1 interior design (n.) B2 Upper Intermediatethe style of furniture, colours, and decorations used in a room or building.
the style of decoration of a room or building, including the choice of furniture, wall coverings, and lighting.
ExampleThe restaurant has a modern decor with bright colours and wooden tables.
ExampleThe boutique hotel features a minimalist decor that emphasizes natural light and open spaces, creating a serene atmosphere for its guests.
UsageOften used as an uncountable noun to describe the general aesthetic of a space.
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2 theatre scenery (n.) C1 Advanced Formal Theatrethe painted backgrounds and objects used on a stage for a play or film.
the physical environment and scenery constructed for a theatrical production or film set.
ExampleThe play's decor was simple, using only a single chair and a dark curtain.
ExampleThe elaborate decor of the second act successfully transported the audience to a nineteenth-century Parisian salon.
UsageIn this sense, it is frequently used in academic or professional discussions of stagecraft.
From French décor.