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Her extensive transformation included the flipping of the upstairs and downstairs layouts, overhauling the property’s greenhouse in order to turn it into an indoor/outdoor dining room, and the addition of a new chef’s kitchen.

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The ground floor houses the museum’s main exhibit spaces and amenities, with other exhibits downstairs.

“He’s made his home so personal,” Warwas said of his friend, who, for the last year, has featured the works of local artists in one of the downstairs bedrooms, which served as an art gallery.

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Decluttering like this enabled him to downsize his office, creating a space for him to work downstairs instead.

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Is that why his receptionist was selling cookies downstairs?

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