Next time, on Deer Alice, the house is so pure, you know?

So I think she's feeling challenged by it and like I don't like this built-in but it's

like such a piece in the home and how do I embrace it because you don't feel like you

should paint it because it's in mid-century everything was like cherry and maple and these

beautiful living wood finishes and so it's going to be really fun.

Susan, I think you had really great advice about just furnishing the home and fully getting

all of that right and then you can start to tweak the finishes to get along with your

aesthetic but not making any sudden moves before you really start to bring in your original

art and your beautiful hand-knotted rugs and your collection of furnishings and who knows

that built-in might just sort of become secondary to the accessories and the beautiful lifestyle

you have or maybe you're going to tweak the finish of that to get along with all of your

art and your beautiful original lifestyle.

Yeah, but yeah, you're going to make it equally as special and fashionable, you're not

going to dumb it down.

Yeah.

You're not going to do something that's any less than the beautiful me, you know?

And I know some people might, that might feel contrary to what you think about mid-century

but I think it's still her house, you know?

Yes.

And if that like console that's just like nucleus of the house that's just like floating

it doesn't feel right even when you get all those things in, you're going to lacquer

it, rather, you know, or persimmon, it's going to pull from this one painting or you

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