We've got to pay this forward to our design-loving audience because you're going to love how we solved and reoriented this space and created a lot of storage.

And you know how those historical homes are.

They don't have a lot of closets or storage.

Raise your hand if you have a niche that you inherited from bad architecture.

I don't, but we've covered up so many of these. You don't need them.

I think a few takeaways would be

to go all in with the vision. Hi, everyone. Welcome to Dear Alice today. We're going to do another

remodel master class. So this is a series, we've done two of them so far, where we take you through

a remodel that we've done and some of the problem solving that we do to get to the solutions that we have. So this is a

fun one that we actually started on this in 2020, not really fully understanding the pandemic

or the issues that would come in our industry. But the house turned out so great. And this one's

sort of unique to our portfolio because it's

sort of a darling, I feel like. She's a darling at the ball. Yeah. This is a historical home here in

Salt Lake City, Utah. And it is 2,800 square feet and every space really packs a punch. And I

particularly think the problem solving on the kitchen

is so masterful that I was like, we've got to pay this forward to our design-loving audience

because you're going to love how we solved and reoriented this space and created a lot

of storage. And you know how those historical homes are? They don't have a lot of closets or storage.

So I think the solutions that we came up with were really, really brilliant, but also

space expanding and really genius.

And we created some symmetry in a space that sort of lacked that.

And I think the kitchen fills huge, which before it felt so, so small and petite.

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