The room, decorated with restrained opulence in matte brass and smoky blues (Helen Corbitt's favorite color), seems already to be attracting its intended clientele.
The price per square metre, at about two thousand dollars, is high but not beyond the reach of the intended clientele, who have been drawn by the buildings' style, a contemporary blend of concrete, steel, and glass with interiors of fine-finish woodwork.
According to Gooding, the C25's price of 88,000 francs — as compared with 70,000 francs for a Bugatti Type 57 — marked the C25 as a car intended for an elite clientele.
His designs involved the demolition of antiquated tenement structures and their replacement by new apartment houses intended for a wealthier clientele, the construction of transportation corridors and commercial space that broke up residential neighbourhoods, and the displacement of poor people from centrally located areas.
Over his daily routine of grilled chicken and cottage cheese, he has suggested that Donna close the diner and run the courthouse cafeteria for a captive clientele, no pun intended.
The no-grunt policy is one of several eyebrow-raising rules — no bandannas, no jeans, no banging weights — that managers say are intended to make their target clientele of novice exercisers feel comfortable.
The new site showcases a relatively small selection of clothing on the cutting edge of youth fashion, intended to appeal to an upscale clientele younger than 31.
For Jay-Z, 2008's Glastonbury stunt was just the prelude, a cocky act of clout intended to broaden the rapper's clientele in the way it seemed only white rockers could.
For the most part, this menu is intended for an Upper East Side, largely American clientele, meaning it will not surprise you with pungent seasonings, powerful, spicy flavors or unusual ingredients.
Was the plaque intended for a Chinese or a nomadic clientele?
Her comments, she said, were intended to establish that the location and clientele of the salon leans toward "classic" in a stylistic sense, rather than edgy.
