Nice! Somewhere to pretend he is working on her list of projects ;)

I know that you only asked about what to do with the wine cupboard, personally I would be spending money on trying to make the entrance into the kitchen from the front entrance much more open and bigger Who ever designed the house went for over kill by adding a wine room and the study/computer room and then not making the most of the WIP & WIL by putting the entry into these to the side instead of centering them using either doors or cavity sliders. I would be looking to reduce or open up some of the study space to allow for a bigger opening into the kitchen/meals/family room, the current door size is crazy. cheers

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The interior was very dated , and while it's obviously a very expensive property , The interior is too white for my taste , and lacking anything that has any personality . Ironically , looking at everyone elses comments , the stairs were the only bit of the before that I liked -- okay , its a nod to a bygone era , but moving the stairs and those 'modern' uprights and the like must have been $100km plus , for what isn't ( IMO ) a great view -- the pool is great , but I suspect that can't be seen from the front door , plus you already have the Wow of the courtyard , the entrance , the palm , etc -- you wait until someone is in the living area before they see the pool , the canal , the rest IMO . So while I wouldn't have left it as it was , and I personally like almost all the outside updates , I don't like a lot of the interior -- too white , too impersonal -- and then theres grey drapes !