the aesthetic moves from coast to urban-chic

English translation: the "look" (decor) changes from "coast" to "urban-chic"

09:20 Jun 6, 2015
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Marketing - Food & Drink / restaurant
English term or phrase: the aesthetic moves from coast to urban-chic
Down in the basement the aesthetic moves from coast to urban-chic with striped sofas and stark white walls strung with top gal gear and accessories by Nippon-based brand Le Ciel Bleu {ut1} think floaty feather-edged tees, wide-leg trousers, tailored dresses and cute collared blouses.
Ivan Niu
China
Local time: 06:10
Selected answer:the "look" (decor) changes from "coast" to "urban-chic"
Explanation:
or style of decoration changes from the coast look to the urban-chic look

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Note added at 8 mins (2015-06-06 09:29:24 GMT)
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aesthetic =creative or embellished/decorative look rather than just the functional
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Yvonne Gallagher
Ireland
Local time: 22:10
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4 +3the "look" (decor) changes from "coast" to "urban-chic"
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the "look" (decor) changes from "coast" to "urban-chic"


Explanation:
or style of decoration changes from the coast look to the urban-chic look

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Note added at 8 mins (2015-06-06 09:29:24 GMT)
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aesthetic =creative or embellished/decorative look rather than just the functional

Yvonne Gallagher
Ireland
Local time: 22:10
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Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 24

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agree  Charles Davis
1 hr
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agree  Suzan Hamer
3 hrs
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agree  Veronika McLaren
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