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I beg to differ Jeff. While the two colors, yellow and blue are similar in both cases, their relevance to store concept, not to mention actual application, are completely different to my eye.
I can see some of that, G, but I think those are aesthetic and conceptual issues probably not much considered by a majority of those who reacted very negatively to the Pearl Street paint job.
Just trying to avoid the usual business of who and not what it is.
In fairness and assuming they received a COA, this isn't much different than what Todd Coleman did on Pearl and later changed.
ReplyDeletePersonal preferences and all, just saying...they look a lot alike.
Point duly taken.
ReplyDeleteI beg to differ Jeff. While the two colors, yellow and blue are similar in both cases, their relevance to store concept, not to mention actual application, are completely different to my eye.
ReplyDeleteI can see some of that, G, but I think those are aesthetic and conceptual issues probably not much considered by a majority of those who reacted very negatively to the Pearl Street paint job.
ReplyDeleteJust trying to avoid the usual business of who and not what it is.