The phrase "attractive space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical area or environment that is visually appealing or inviting.
Example: "The new office design features an attractive space that encourages collaboration and creativity among employees."
Alternatives: "appealing area" or "inviting environment".
"He had such interesting insights into attractive space".
Heritage India also offers a modestly attractive space, decorated with prints dating from the days of the Raj and seductive with the aromas of curry and smoke.
The fact that the problem and the solution are in a very active and attractive space — Web 2.0 — added to my interest.
The restaurant's owners, Nick Ecker and Ervina Seferi, have wisely preserved the historic appeal of the attractive space, with its tin ceiling and exposed brick walls.
Three steps up from the lounge is the main dining area, an attractive space, with tables covered in black and topped with votive candles.
"What will distinguish The Braiser from Day 1," Mr. Abrams said, "is that it's in an underpopulated yet very attractive space for particular advertisers".
"They want open, attractive spaces; they want good food; they want entertainment.
Workers and residents want comfortable accommodation near the ground, with attractive spaces and facilities close at hand.
Real-life castaways -- Aussie filmmakers, German graphic designers -- are relocating here to snap up centuries-old homes and convert them into attractive spaces that blur the line between modern art gallery and Moorish guesthouse, fusing colonial d?r with Asian motifs.
In recent years, older buildings have proved to be attractive spaces for media companies like Google, which recently bought 111 Eighth Avenue, a three-million-square-foot building in Chelsea, for $1.8 billion.
Under Mongolian law, citizens are entitled to claim small plots of land of about 7,500 square feet — about 700 square meters — leaving many people struggling to find attractive spaces.
