After the marriage of The Prince of Wales and Diana, Princess of Wales in 1981 rooms at Highgrove were decorated by Dudley Poplak who regarded the commission as the "most important assignment I have ever had." Poplak's obituary in "The Times" later described his decorations for Highgrove as "...a youthful variant of the chintzy country-house look that was seen everywhere that year..." with a pallet of clean fresh colours - plenty of lime green and aquamarine - he created a gentle relaxed mood with no flights of fancy other than the odd experiment with interesting textures". Poplak also decorated The Prince and Princess of Wales's apartments at Kensington Palace. Following Diana's departure from Highgrove, Poplak's designs were replaced with those of Robert Kime at the behest of Camilla. In 2003 Kime decorated rooms at The Prince of Wales's London residence, Clarence House, following the death of the Queen Mother.