A simple modification made to a piece of futuristic Dyson technology by a pub decorator has been criticised harshly on social media.
The redesigned Dyson Airblade was spotted at The Garrison Public House gastropub in London, which is described as having a rustic decor featuring “exposed brick walls” and “vintage chic fittings”.
“I’ve seen some sh*t in boujis London pubs, but the crowning glory has to be this faux rust-effect Dyson Airblade,” Mr Edwards wrote to his more than 6,000 followers It has been praised for its energy efficiency when compared to older warm-air dryers, the short time it takes to dry, and its design, which mirrors the chic industrial lines of Dyson’s other products that includes vacuums and hairdryers.
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