Sentence examples for boutique space from inspiring English sources

The Maisons de Mode in Lille, France's center for textile manufacturing, also provides low-cost boutique space that has helped revitalize the city.

Another shopping haunt, the Forum Shops at Caesars, is increasing its boutique space by more than 40percentt by the end of 2003.

Marshall Field's ripped itself inside out, refocusing its spotlight on new suppliers like Levenger and The Downtown Dog, which leased boutique space.

For one thing, they are older and have been craving a kind of boutique space where bathrooms do not evoke frat houses, drinks are not served in plastic cups and fewer "little kids" crowd the room.

The annual rent for boutique space on 57th Street near Fifth Avenue is now as much as $700 a square foot, compared with $500 a year ago, company officials said.

An additional rotating boutique space introduces other works to Western audiences, including a line of white ceramic pins and rings that sprout live moss ($190) by the jewelry designers On Za Line, and whimsical line drawings by Noritake, an artist who collaborates with fashion houses and magazines in Japan.

The angled steel-mesh walls and foldout shelves have a boutique, space-capsule, curiosity-cabinet-cage effect that both welcomes and challenges art.

Samsung hopes having its own boutique spaces will boost its brand recognition among U.S. customers and allow staffers to show how its smartphones, tablets, laptops, and TVs can work together, potentially boosting sales of devices.

Today she has 6,500 square feet divided into three boutique spaces that flow into one another.

We can have receptions in smaller, edgier, more boutique spaces like galleries.

The $3 million I. Magnin store on Wilshire (currently the Wilshire Galleria) opened in Los Angeles on February 10 , 1939with an interior completely devoted to Pflueger's concept of luxuriously separate boutique spaces within which individual sales items would receive unique attention.