Next time on Dear Alice, a real favorite of ours, I think been widely celebrated.

This was in Architectural Digest, is Tan France previous closet.

If you're following along with his life,

he has recently built a new home in Salt Lake City

with a different designer.

But in his previous home, he had an attic that was unoccupied and he kept getting beautiful

gifts and nice clothing of course he's on queer eye for the straight guy and he's the

one that's over fashion. So everybody loves Tan. This is his upstairs

closet or his upstairs attic turned into a closet and you can see the

ceilings here. There's so many pitches, vaults, different shapes happening and we were trying to figure out what we were going to do, how we would unify it.

Also note the height of the walls is down here.

Like two and a half feet at two and a half, we took it up. height of the walls is down here.

Like two and a half feet.

At two and a half, we took it up to two and a half feet,

I feel like.

Well, this was two and a half feet.

Two or two and a half feet, and then we pitched it,

I think it's like up at like four, feet up here yeah so yeah so this was

obviously really limiting and when you think about closet space you're usually

talking about clothes hanging at eye level and we had to really overcome that and

we at eye level did stripes and we wallpapered ways actually the ceiling it feels like walls now.

And we use a lot of mirror coming up the stair wall

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