Brooklyn restaurant Faberge is being sued by the jeweler/fancy egg-maker House of Fabergé, citing "appropriation" of the latter's luxury image. As the NY Post notes, the restaurant's design does look similar to the House of Fabergé's purple-and-gold diamond pattern storefronts, which are trademarked. [NYP] [Photo: Facebook]
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