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Fiesta28 [93]
3 years ago
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because your clients job he must live in a city apartment he is increasingly tired of the city life however he daydreams about l

iving on a peaceful tropical island he dose no business entertaining at his apartment but occasionally brings other visitors there which one of these decorating plans will probably be best for him?
Business
1 answer:
jok3333 [9.3K]3 years ago
3 0
If the choices are the following,

a. The sophisticated city look that reflects his business life. 
b. Barefoot and serene tropical decor to reflect the lifestyle he wishes he had.
c. Plain, non-stylized environment, neither city nor tropical, so that he won't be reminded of his conflicts.
d. Redefined traditional look with one or two large tropical accessories.

then, choice (b) is correct. Since he wishes to live on a tropical island, it would be best if the decorating plans fit his wishes. By that, he relieves himself from the stress of city life.
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