The rapper spent 'nearly all of his money' on pricey furniture, which was brought into his Calabasas house by interior designer Sandy Gallin and is now sitting in the storage.
- Nov 7, 2016
AceShowbiz - Kanye West has his own standard of perfection. According to a new Page Six report, the rapper shelled out ten thousands of dollars for brand new furniture, which he immediately threw away because he didn't like it.
The site said that 'Ye hired interior designer Sandy Gallin to decorate his new home in Calabasas. The "Famous" hitmaker spent "nearly all of his money" on expensive furniture, including a single couch that was on sale for $30,000.
However, he ended up hating all the items Gallin put in the house. "Kanye walked into the house, decided he hated all the furniture brought in by Gallin, and demanded it be returned to the vendors," a source said. "But they refused to take it back, so he took it all out and threw it into storage. He then spent a fortune on a new set of furniture."
After Gallin's work failed to impress him, West hired another interior designer Axel Vervoordt but his wife Kim Kardashian started to lose patience. She just wanted the house to be ready so she could start living in it soon.
"Kanye spends so much money and he's holding everything up. The house still isn't ready. Kim just wants to be settled at home, especially after everything that happened in Paris," the insider added.
Gallin might not be the only one having a hard time working with West. The site's other source said that many people in the fashion world thought the Chicago spitter's "a wreck" and "crazy." The source explained, "He'll start taking advice from someone successful, stop listening 15 minutes later, and then move on to someone else. He constantly fights with everyone. He's even fighting with Adidas."
But a friend of West's disagreed that every single person in the industry hated him. "His friends in fashion include the most influential powerful people in the business. Anna [Wintour], Carine [Roitfeld], Demna [Gvasalia], Riccardo [Tisci], Balmain, on and on and on. Bernard Arnault. A handful of bitter fashion writers try to take him down all the time," the pal shared.
