[upbeat music]
[dog barking]
[Shea] This neighborhood is so pretty.
[horses snorting]
[Syd] There's horses everywhere.
Get me a cowboy hat and chaps.
[Shea] Wow.
-I thought you were scared of horses. -[Syd] I'm very scared of horses.
I have a healthy respect for powerful things.
-But why horses? -Oh my gosh!
[Syd] They could fall on top of you.
They could do the little horse hoof thing, like…
What do you do to that? You gonna fight a horse?
I think horses are so pretty.
[Syd] Yeah, they're beautiful killing machines.
[Shea chuckles]
[Syd] I'm really excited about this project.
It's hard to know T and not love her.
She's so deserving of, you know, a place to, you know,
make all of her delicious salsas and tamales,
and I know she has done so much for the company and for our team.
Like, the team just loves her.
[Syd] Yeah, T deserves it.
Teresa's been with us for a very long time.
She started as a customer experience…
-Manager? -Yep.
And now manages the largest team in the entire company.
[upbeat music]
[car door closes]
-[Teresa] Hi! -[Shea] Hi.
-[Syd] Hey, what's up? -[laughing]
How are you?
It's my first time in your house.
I've never been to your house before.
-It's awesome! -Yes. I'm so excited for you to be here.
-Hey, Syd. Hey, Shea. -Hi. Good to meet you.
-I'm Teresa. -I'm Justin.
And I actually work for the McGees, as their VP of operations.
I've got some churros, 'cause I know that you love sweets.
[Shea] Yeah.
And then for you, my queen…
-[Shea] Oh my gosh! -And…
I love you so much.
I feel like a fairy.
Like I'm gonna go into your kitchen and do, like, one of these.
And then…
-This is quickly gonna be used against me. -[laughs]
-"The queen needs some water." -Yes.
Even before I started working at McGee & Co.,
I was such, such a fan.
Well, remember when I first interviewed,
and I told you Shea was my spirit animal, and that I had a major crush on her?
-Yeah. -You got the job!
[laughs]
Not to make it awkward, but I can melt in your eyes.
They're beautiful. I love you so much.
I've just been obsessed.
I can attest to this.
[laughs] I…
I was like, "Okay, this could either go really bad or really good," you know?
I just tried not to, like, you know, be creepy about it,
but my love runs deep. [laughs]
-Not at all. -I only get creepy with Syd.
[laughing]
You know, I've never designed a project for one of our team members before.
-I know. I know. -So I'm a little nervous.
Okay, Shea, but, see here's the thing.
My style is your style.
You do whatever you want.
Yeah, you light up a room when you walk in,
-so we need your house to feel like that. -Oh my gosh! Okay, all right.
-Can we look at your kitchen? -[Teresa] Please.
This is the formal dining room we don't use,
because we're not formal people.
And even when we do have friends over, and family, it's all in the kitchen.
-[Shea] I'd love to go in and take a peek. -[Teresa] Let's go in.
-This is great. And it's big. -[Teresa] Yes.
We picked this house because we love the neighborhood.
[Teresa] But one of the areas that we really wanted to take on
is the kitchen.
The color schemes and some of the design choices
are just not what we would want them to be.
Being able to have family here is so important.
In the Mexican culture, everything we do is really done here in the kitchen.
Like, the really hard conversations,
the really, um, emotional ones, they all happen here.
This is, like, the heart of the home.
We spend 95% of our time in the kitchen.
Cooking is really how we share and express our love.
When your family comes, what does it look like in the kitchen?
We're all in the kitchen doing everything.
My mom is typically the one cooking, so she's typically at the range, Juana.
[Justin] I'm right by Juana's side, eating.
-[Teresa] Yes. -[Shea laughs]
[Shea] I thought you were a sous-chef, but…
-Eating? -[Justin] No, I just eat.
-[Teresa] No, all we-- -Like, what is your favorite?
She cooks a lot of great salsa, a lot of great steak, chicken.
All made from scratch.
Everything has to be made from scratch, and so it takes up a lot of space.
Does it feel like the family restaurant days…?
-Yes! All over the place. -You're, like, production.
Cooking is just ingrained to us.
My mom, that's how she shows her love best to Justin is by cooking.
And she'll always joke, "Oh my gosh, you're just not feeding him enough."
-Yeah, she thinks I look too skinny. -Yeah, all the time. And I'm just like,
you know, he knows how to heat up his own tortilla too, you know?
Like, what do I look like, you know?
[Shea] What's not working for you?
This island is, first and foremost, too high.
-[Shea] Very high. -Yes.
Like standing-desk high.
-Standing… -[laughs]
[Teresa] The usability of storage, I think, is another problem
because we only have that one pantry.
-Can I peek? -[Teresa] Yep.
-Okay, but no judgment, okay? -I won't judge.
So storage is an issue?
-Yes. Mm-hmm. -You would like…
So it's standing. It's not a walk-in pantry.
-No. -Okay. You have a good range.
-Does the size work for you? -[Teresa] Yes.
Anything you wish was different about that range that you have now?
That the oven worked.
[Shea] Okay, we'll get you a working oven.
[Teresa] That the oven worked.
Jeez, freaking high maintenance.
[Shea] So, here's what I'm thinking.
The countertop, a great quartz option that'll be super durable for your family.
I see this big window and I'm thinking, like, we can go bigger on the sink.
[Justin] Definitely need a bigger sink. You can't fit pots and pans.
You can't fit anything.
And I think this wall is just, like, the wall of opportunity,
because there's so much space to be used that I think can be better utilized.
I want to give Teresa and Justin a kitchen that will be warm and welcoming,
but also meet the demands of a family used to cooking for large groups of people.
The kitchen will kind of be like me.
Good-looking, but ready to do some heavy lifting.
-Yep. -[both laugh]
[Shea] I want to create a focal point out of the range wall
that is both beautiful and functional.
We'll start with a sleek 48-inch range and a new working oven.
We'll add elegant but durable quartz countertops.
Then we'll continue the countertops up the wall to create a high backsplash
topped with a matching six-inch shelf
that will hold cooking utensils and some fun decor.
Then to put a bow on it, we'll add a grand custom plaster hood with graceful curves.
To tackle Teresa and Justin's storage needs,
I'm going to create the wall of opportunity.
We'll remove the existing pantry, cabinets, and refrigerator,
and replace it all with floor-to-ceiling closed and open cabinets,
a hidden counter-depth refrigerator,
a five-in-one oven,
and a designated coffee station.
This space is just so meaningful to us.
But it's also just such a proud, proud moment
for me and for my mom and for my siblings whenever we're here,
because we didn't have, you know, such niceties growing up.
And it really lights up my mom whenever she's here,
and that's, like, the most important thing to me and my sisters.
-That's awesome. -No pressure.
-No pressure. Um… -[Shea laughs]
[Teresa] To know that Shea is going to be personally working on my home,
I'm internally losing it.
It's something that's so near and dear. And I just… I can't wait.
I'm gonna take this.
[Teresa] Yes.
Time to go work some magic on your kitchen.
-Yes! -[Shea laughs]
[techno music]
[Tyler] Okay, we're gonna tear out this kitchen.
[laughing] Ow.
Props to Teresa. This is not that dirty back here.
[Shea] Woo-hoo!
-[Tyler] It doesn't have to be pretty. -Hi.
Oh, hey, Shea.
This is going to be so amazing now that it's out.
Mm-hmm.
-You have questions? -[Tyler] A handful.
-Bradshaw, let's take five. -Okay.
-[Tyler] I know… I'm like… -What did you say?
-My bad. -I love the enthusiasm.
So, I have questions on the range.
So we're not gonna have any uppers on this wall?
Not on this wall. This is the main focal point in the kitchen,
and the goal is to just create the most beautiful look possible back here.
So now that we're changing this wall
to be a bunch of storage and closed cabinetry,
it's a lot of cabinetry,
and I feel like that means we don't need to put upper cabinets on the range wall.
I want to take the slab from the countertop,
and I want it to run countertop, up the backsplash,
and then I want to do a really small ledge all the way across here.
[Tyler] Okay.
And then that will be what I call
-salt and pepper and spice station. -[laughs] Okay.
I'm really excited about this backsplash combo
because I've never done anything exactly like this before.
This ledge will be great for easy-access storage,
and with no upper cabinets on the wall, we can put the ledge high enough
to keep everything safe from splatters while cooking.
We drew out this curvy plaster hood.
I want to soften the curve,
and I want to slim up this band across the bottom.
-I'm just hoping you'll make me a mock-up. -Okay.
I love a mock-up.
And then the kitchen nook stays in the same location,
but right now, it looks like it's supposed to be French doors,
but it's actually not.
Oh, so this one's fixed?
-It's fake, yeah. So… -This one doesn't open?
-I mean, it just should be French doors. -That opens. Yeah.
So…
Do you have any other questions for me in here,
before I spring a big thing on you?
-A big add? Change? -Yeah.
So we were designing the kitchen.
I kept thinking about how Teresa said they're not formal people,
and we're still leaving them with this formal dining room that they don't use.
So then I had an idea.
What if we make her dining room a butler's pantry?
Like a massive pantry.
So, more work, but it's gonna be awesome.
People are using formal dining rooms less and less these days.
I see an opportunity to extend their kitchen
in a way that doesn't require a lot of demo.
So many of the new builds that we do now have large butler's pantries.
-[chuckling] -I want to add a wall here.
[Tyler] So, totally enclosing that off?
Yes. When you walk into the front door, you're not seeing into their pantry.
The carpet will go, and we'll extend the hardwood floors into this space.
This can be a great potential prep area if they're hosting,
so I'd like to do a freestanding island in the middle.
-Okay. -But have it be more like furniture.
The great thing about a butler's pantry is it gives you some hidden kitchen space.
So when you are entertaining, like her family likes to do,
you can just kind of hide the crap back there,
and then entertain and keep everything really nice and functional for the event.
I think it's a great idea. I think she'll love it.
Just a full second kitchen, kind of.
-Yes, it's gonna be so good. -[Tyler] All good.
-Okay. Thanks, Tyler. See you. -Okay. Thanks.
[upbeat music]
-[Shea] Someone grab brownie mix. -[Ivy] I will.
This is Grandma Miller's recipe.
You gonna watch them cook it up?
Hearing about Teresa's family traditions,
all the things that they do together in the kitchen,
made me think about our own family traditions.
I hope you're thinking about the one I'm thinking of,
which is Grandma Miller's Texas sheet cake.
I freaking love family traditions.
I think you freaking love sugar.
Can I freaking love both at the same time?
[laughs] Yes.
Two cups flour.
Two cups sugar.
Oh, that's a lot of sugar.
[Shea] All right, we need butter.
Every good treat is mostly sugar, butter, a little bit of flour.
Maybe some salt?
No!
I'm glad we're raising confident children,
but I feel like sometimes they can be a little too confident.
We're raising strong women, and I'm not mad about it.
-[sighs] -[laughs]
Two eggs, one teaspoon of vanilla, and then we can put it in the oven, okay?
You guys did it!
Whoa, I'm so impressed!
Look, high five.
Now it's ready to go into the pan.
That's, like, sharp.
[Syd] Oh, my… Stop. Just let her have fun in her life.
-Jeez. -[kids laughing]
Yeah, we gotta let the kids live a little.
For all the things I've chewed in my life, I came out all right.
[laughs] I think that settles my case.
-[Wren] No more. -[Shea] Okay, stop.
Okay, let go. You got a kung fu grip on the spatula.
You need to let it go.
-I'll let… Hey. -I'm trying to get a little lick!
[Syd laughing] Oh my gosh.
I've seen hyenas less aggressive.
Oh my gosh.
The one tradition that will never fade in this family is Syd's sweet tooth.
If the girls are any indication, those genes are strong.
[Shea] Okay, will you take a bite?
[Syd] I'll get the power washer to clean up in here now.
[Shea laughs]
[upbeat music]
Hello.
-[Tyler] Hey, Shea. -How are you?
-Really good. -[Shea] I have not been to your new shop.
Oh! Welcome.
[Shea] It's great.
-[Tyler] Bit bigger than the last one. -[Shea] A lot bigger.
-[Tyler] Yeah. -[Shea] This is cool. It's beautiful.
-You see, it's pretty big, but cool. -It's big. It's going to be a statement.
I'm liking it.
We removed all of the upper cabinetry on that range wall,
and so, that hood is the thing you see.
Before we fully commit to adding the side panels,
and then obviously finishing it off with plaster,
are there any other of these braces that we should be, like, holding up
just to make sure that the shape is perfect?
So we have the machine set up. We're gonna cut some more out.
-See? Super exciting. -[Shea] Like curves. Yeah.
-Whoo! -[Tyler] There we go.
[Shea] Beautiful!
All right, so it's gonna cut a bunch more, but there's a couple that are done.
Yeah, let's start there.
-[Tyler] We'll check them out. -[Shea] Okay.
-Sounds good. -[Tyler] Thanks, Dan.
Curves are just tricky.
You can have lumpy curves, you can have smooth curves.
And we want smooth curves, and so, just trying to get it just right.
I just, like, want it to be sleek and have this really nice curve,
and I feel this starts to flatten out a little bit.
And then we lose that nice, graceful shape that I'm going for.
I don't want it, like, going like this.
I want to be able to see some of that movement here.
-All right, we'll stay with these then. -Cool.
Yeah, I think this is really nice.
[upbeat music]
-[Shea] Hi. -Hey.
'Sup?
That's a happy smile.
It does not look good. That's not okay.
[Tyler] I know.
[Shea] It looks like exterior stucco.
Get that little bit of movement with the plaster, but it needs to be smooth.
I want smooth, flowing, refined elegance.
This hood looks like the exterior of a strip mall.
This is like the only thing I can look at right now.
Yeah. Well, that might be a good thing…
Well, no, I see other things, don't worry.
-So, we preemptively… -You knew that was coming?
…thought that was coming, so he's coming back.
-The lights look beautiful. -Good.
-We got one thing right. -They look great.
Um, I like the countertops.
But I'm noticing this is my control sample for cabinets…
[Tyler] Mm-hmm.
…and this does not match.
[Tyler] It does not.
-It is pink. -It needs to be gray.
Rosy-gray.
The tongue-and-groove will be the backing of the exposed shelves
and the wall of opportunity,
but now the color of the T&G does not match the color of the cabinets.
But it's supposed to.
We're gonna have to repaint the T&G backing.
-Do we need to talk about the backsplash? -Yeah. We do.
So you remember Jorge, our countertop friend.
[Shea] Hi, Jorge.
-Jorge did my countertops. Yeah. -[Tyler] I know.
-Jorge's the man. -Thank you.
So…
-This is coming all the way up, right? -[Jorge] Yep.
And then we're gonna have a six-inch overhang, right?
Shelf, right?
Yeah, I just want, like, this really delicate, clean shelf.
Do you want to have it end, like, right with the countertop?
Well, I was… the backsplash is a slab material also,
and so I feel like there's gonna be a weird jog
if I bring the backsplash up and then step it in.
-Mm-hmm. -So I think it needs to be totally flush.
[Tyler] So we could just square it off right there, right?
So then this shelf should continue all the way down.
So we need those upper cabinets here before I think we can install the shelf.
-This… Yes? -We need our cabinets?
-[Shea] Yes, we… -Gosh, you are tough.
-So, yeah. -[chuckling] Cracking the whip, Tyler.
-[thumps countertop] -We'll do it.
All my clients are important to me, but Teresa's really important.
-[Tyler] I know. -[laughing] Teresa's real important.
Teresa always comes through for us,
and we really want to show her how much she means to us by coming through for her.
[Syd] No pressure, Tyler.
Lots of pressure.
-[Tyler] Mm-hmm. Yep. -I want to take a peek at the pantry.
Oh, well, this is… a very large pantry.
-[Tyler] Yeah. -[Shea] Awesome.
I just want to make sure that we're still on track
to be able to hang this peg rail here.
I have it. Do you want to see it?
-[Shea] Sure. Yeah. -Okay.
I love a pegboard because they're beautiful and functional.
Even the functional items, like brooms and dustpans, look beautiful too
because you can see that view of the pegboard from the kitchen.
So…
[Tyler] Yeah, it'll be great.
-Goes here. But higher. -Higher?
Little lower. Somewhere in between. Right there.
-Perfect. -[laughs]
I'm sure we have a dimension for that.
-[Shea] Awesome. Thanks, Tyler. See you. -[Tyler] Thanks. See you.
[upbeat music]
[forklift beeping]
[Teresa] We already got the Huxtons in?
[man] Yes, ma'am, all seven of them. There was only seven.
T!
-[Teresa] Oh! 'Sup, bro? -What's up?
Oh.
-How's it going? -Good.
-This is crazy. -[Teresa] So sick, right?
-[Syd] It's packed. -[Teresa] It's wild.
And we're at like 95, 98% capacity.
Let me give you a quick rundown of where we're at.
So we just received a container.
These are the Eloise counter stools.
We've got, like, 159 that just arrived,
and then we've got two more containers that are coming in.
Are we turning most of them around and shipping them right out,
-or are we storing them? -So, a portion of them. We do have orders.
And so we're just gonna label them, get them ready for pickup,
and then our carrier should be in, in the next couple of hours.
I got this important weekly meeting at the fulfillment center with Teresa.
And that meeting happens to fall on a Taco Tuesday.
It's very fortunate that that happened that way.
Dude, I hope this hot sauce is not, like, super-hot.
It's gonna be hot. That's why I told you to put it on the side.
You want another napkin?
I'm a mess, bro.
I know you are.
But I'm so hungry.
What's your favorite taco place anywhere in the world?
There is no taco place. It's my mom.
She makes the best?
My mom and my uncle, they make the best carne asada
and pollo asado.
That's why, like, cooking and food in general is so important
and has been so big with my family.
Like, it just started from there.
I mean, the kitchen is such an important part of just…
the Mexican culture, period.
That's where love and memories are shared.
And so, for me,
I'm just so excited to just, like, have a kitchen that's, like,
you know, make everyone feel welcome,
feel like they have a place, wherever it is, in the kitchen,
like whether it's cooking, washing dishes.
Hopefully, somebody's helping me wash dishes.
-And… -That'd be my place.
I know, right?
This is, like, such a cool thing. Thank you so much.
What? No, man.
Dude, I think the place would have gone up in flames, literally…
-Probably. -…without you.
[laughing] Probably. No.
[uplifting music]
Oh my gosh. We have a kitchen.
-Hi. -Hi.
-You have a coffee maker! -I have a coffee maker.
-Syd has the island for the pantry. -[Danielle] Oh, wow.
Phew!
The texture on the hood looks so much better.
The paint looks good.
-We don't have pink tones in the T&G. -Yeah. No pink.
No pink.
A lot has happened in the last 72 hours.
-I never doubted Tyler. -Not even just a little bit.
Maybe a little bit.
But never again, because the kitchen turned out great.
-Wow! It looks good in here. -[Danielle] Isn't it so good?
And it's huge.
-[Sierra] It's huge. -[Danielle] It is massive.
I don't know how I feel about the staggered baskets.
I mean, like, it's kind of cute, but then I don't know if it feels like
we should simplify it and just put them all on one level.
My philosophy when styling a pantry is to mix closed and open storage.
Anytime I can take an item out of the original packaging
and put it into a clear jar, I will.
So pasta is a perfect way to do that.
And then, I like to mix it up with a few pretty moments.
So, cookbooks, pictures.
I have this guy.
Maybe these guys go here?
-Let's see. -[Sierra] That's looking cute.
I love this bluish-gray color in the bowls with the color of the island…
[Danielle] Yeah. It ties in nicely.
[Syd] I like this mirror right by the…
You gonna check yourself before you go into the pantry and eat some cookies?
-Yeah. -[Syd] I kinda want a piece of that bread.
All right. You guys, it looks so good!
-[Sierra] So good. -It came together!
-I'm so excited for her. -I'm so excited.
-[Shea] Feeling good. -I've wiped everything.
I think it looks great.
-Okay. -[Syd] Cool.
Yeah, let's go get them.
-There's one speck of dirt. -[Shea] One more.
-You missed a spot. -[Syd] Got it.
-No. -[Shea] Okay.
-I don't miss. -[Shea chuckles]
[Shea] Hello?
-Hi! -[Syd] Hey, guys.
How are you?
Welcome home. 'Sup, dude?
I'm really anxious and excited to see the kitchen.
Living in the house with the construction was hard.
-Yeah. -We almost got divorced about four times.
Okay, but we don't wanna be, like, openly transparent about that.
All right, six times.
-But we got through it. -We made it.
Yep, we made it.
Well, we're not gonna lead the way.
We're gonna step aside here, and you go check out your kitchen.
Okay.
Oh my gosh!
This is so good.
This is insane!
Oh my gosh!
It's beautiful.
Oh!
Oh my gosh.
It's just so beautiful.
[laughing] My heart is beating so fast right now.
-I know CPR. -[laughing]
Where's the fridge?
It's hidden.
Oh, God.
Is my mascara running?
[Shea] No, you look beautiful!
I'm so overwhelmed with emotion that… Somebody just carry me.
[Shea] Standing where the pantry used to be,
and we took that out.
We have closed storage going all the way to the ceiling.
-You now have a coffee bar. -Yes!
[Shea] We did open shelving with this really pretty railing detail.
Look at this.
[Justin] The wall of opportunity is great.
-[chuckles] -It transformed that wall
to something that was kind of useless,
into something that's very, very usable.
[Shea] We've added a five-in-one oven.
And then we did a large counter-depth refrigerator, so it was all very seamless.
[Teresa] That's a big fridge.
Oh my gosh!
Look at that stove.
Oh my gosh!
-[Shea] Look how beautiful it is! -Can I touch it?
Yes!
We got rid of the range that didn't work.
We did this beautiful Monogram oven with brass knobs,
and the range even has brass burners.
Just call me Betty Gourmet!
Oh my gosh!
[Shea] We designed this custom hood to have these really cool curves.
[Teresa] Yeah!
Tyler made it in his shop just for your kitchen.
What is this light? Look at this.
This plaster hood, it is so beautiful. It's, like, to die for.
[Shea] And with this wall,
we took the countertop and ran it up the backsplash,
and then designed this six-inch ledge.
[Teresa] This is amazing.
[Shea] When we first walked through your kitchen,
you were talking about your mom and how she would stand at the range.
I just imagined having a place to be able to grab the salt and pepper, grab spices.
Oh my gosh, I'm gonna put so many things up here.
The island countertop height, just a natural height. Right?
Your other island was so much higher.
This just opens everything up
without really adding square footage to the footprint of the kitchen.
This is so open and airy and so warm.
I love this shade.
[Shea] And we decided to do a dark-on-dark combination,
which I love because it feels kind of dramatic.
And then we did curved edges that tie in with the curves on the hood,
and also the curves on the pendant.
[mouthing]
Not only do you have pendants above the kitchen island,
we added two sconces above your window.
[Justin] And a giant sink.
[Shea] And a giant sink. Keck, that's for you.
Then we put the bridge faucet behind it.
[Teresa] This is unreal. It is so unreal.
[Justin] I think it looks great, and we have this new door.
Before, we had a door here, and it looked like French doors,
but only one side opened.
It was like a discount door, like a "Franch" door.
[Justin] Yeah. Like, I love that both sides open.
-Beautiful. -Oh my gosh.
When I wake up early, I just come here and go…
[inhales sharply]
-All that light coming in. -[Syd] That morning darkness?
[Justin] All the details are amazing. Everything they've done is incredible.
It's my dream kitchen.
So we have a really good surprise.
Welcome to your new pantry.
[Teresa] Oh my God!
[Shea] This is one of the largest pantries that we have ever designed.
Oh my gosh.
[Shea] Big enough to have an island,
two full walls of storage, and a massive window.
[Teresa] This is the pantry of my dreams.
This was, like, the best idea ever.
I love being able to have like a back kitchen for entertaining,
because then you set everything out,
and then you come in here and you just hide all of the mess.
-I'm a hider. -Yeah, yeah, exactly.
This pantry's amazing.
Being in here, it feels so surreal.
It's shocking to me because it just exceeds my wildest dreams.
Every angle is amazing.
I can't even put it into words, just the immense gratitude that I have.
-I'm so grateful for this opportunity. -That's awesome.
-[Syd] We love seeing you here. -[Shea] We love you,
and we are so excited for you
to actually move back into your kitchen and cook.
[Syd] Enjoy it.
[Teresa] I'm really looking forward
to being able to make our first meal in here.
I'd love to make tamales with my sisters and my cousins.
I'm really excited for your mom to cook some salsas and to make guacamole.
Honestly, just the feeling of being able to have a knife
and then slice things and chop them…
-Chop vegetables. -Oh my gosh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
-Thank you so, so much. -[Shea] Enjoy it.
Yes.
-Seriously, enjoy it. -And, Syd, I'll see you Monday.
-[Syd] Yeah. See you in a minute. -[Teresa] Back-to-back meetings. [laughs]
Hi!
[Shea] I think we all want to have special places
to share with the people we love.
The best part about what we do as a business
is we get to make beautiful spaces for families to make beautiful memories.
Today, we got to do it for someone that's a part of our own work family.
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