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"I love MCM design so last night's episode featuring a post and beam MCM house was right up my alley.  Restoring the wood paneling, and making the concrete hearth into a seating area again were two great changes.  I am also a fan of the yellow sofas.  The kitchen reconfiguration was an improvement, but I wondered where backpacks and other things that used to be \"dumped\" in the utility room by the users when they entered the house would go now.  The old utility room housed an extra refrigerator, as well as a side by side washer and dryer among other things.  I guess the owners decided they could eliminate the extra refrigerator, or else it was moved to the garage (if there was one), or to another location in the house.  The only thing I did not like about the redo was the installation of a stacked washer and dryer in a closet just around the corner from the kitchen.  There was no room in that closet for detergent, or anything other than the laundry appliances squeezed into that closet.  Also, that movable wood wall has to be closed for several feet to access the laundry closet if my observation of how it works is correct.  When Brett moved it to open the kitchen, the wall slid closed over the laundry closet.  There is no way I would want to have to move that every time I accessed the washer/dryer and I live alone.  I can only imagine how many loads of laundry they will do for a family of 4.  Did anyone else think this is the way that wall worked?  \n \n\n\n\tThe new landscaping was very appropriate for the style and era of the house, and that was a killer view.  What lucky homeowners to be able to afford to live in such a wonderful house. \n "
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