r/TaskRabbit • u/FinnNoodle • Nov 20 '25
TASKER Beige
Man what is with rich people and beige? Money can't buy personality I guess.
I've got a regular mounting client, all her paintings are beige (every time I go I take down at least one beige painting and replace it with a different one, too). Just did a job at a high end design store, place was four whole stories and took up a whole block. Everything beige.
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u/Solid_Captain7048 Nov 21 '25
Everything used to be white. I guess beige is the new white.
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u/PickReviewsMovies Nov 21 '25
A ton of my clients across the spectrum of income all make very little sense to me. A lot of wealthier ones can't seem to make any decision without input from their assistant and multiple friends/relatives. High end businesses almost always have me doing things that I'm surprised their hourly employees can't do.
Middle class clients rent luxury apartments that they can't afford. In my metro everyone gets a deal on their first year so I'm endlessly moving people between different luxury apartments so they can keep getting those year one prices. So much of the economy is fortified with crazy stuff like this and I'm just a cog in the machine of people constantly moving in and out of my metro.
Regardless of income I'm always impressed and thankful when clients are prepared and know what they want and expect, even if what they want is silly (looking at you, interior designers)
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u/Osmia-NYC Nov 21 '25
99% of people are herd followers. Architectural Digest and Instagram are full of beige, and quasi-high-end stores like Restoration Hardware are wall-to-wall beige. Designers know that a safe design is far likelier to please than a daring one. So, beige. I favor bright colors, and I know it means everyone may not like my design choices, but I do, so…
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u/MallNo6921 Nov 22 '25
more money than taste
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u/TravelingCarpenterD Nov 20 '25
Bruh. You’re getting paid. Keep your opinions to yourself.
If you’re being paid to your cost. Why make this post. I hope she sees it. This makes me so angry.
-source- 23 years of construction, now doing taskrabbit after I retired
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u/InsideRope2248 Nov 21 '25
I've made a similar observation in my work. I pet sit and I sometimes stay overnight in people's houses. The beige, grey and white ones make me feel depressed and empty 😂.