Originally Posted by
khabah
Frankly, I'm most annoyed that they're going with Pierre Yves-Rochon as the interior designer rather than an Italian one; PYR's designs are predictable, derivative and look like your posh grandmother's house would.
khabah
I somehow imagine a scene out of "Mad Men," with Four Seasons having done market tests in rooms with enormous whiteboards covered in words, while FS executives look on from behind one-way mirrors, and "posh," and "grandma's house" were the two phrases that came out on top among their focus groups.
