You probably know Alison Victoria as the interior designer behind “Windy City Rehab.”

But she truly shines in her hometown of Chicago, Illinois, from which her show derived its name.

Victoria describes her style as “comforting but contemporary” viaHomes and Gardens.

Alison Victoria on the red carpet

But her talents would truly be put to the test when she undertook a very personal project.

This was one that pushed her budget to the limit, too.

In all, she would pour $1.2 million into the renovation.

Alison Victoria standing in renovation debris

As it turns out, her latest dream home wasn’t for clients or even for the television program.

That is until her realtor told her she could technically make it her home.

But that all changed when she learned that she could make the once commercial space a home.

Alison’s climate-controlled courtyard

But it wouldn’t come cheap.

“That will be enough.

Then it kept adding up,” she confessed toEntertainment Tonight.

Plus, traditional banks weren’t quite able to envision the dream she had, only foreseeingher losing millions.

So she had to turn to her besties.

Fortunately, Victoria completed her dream home.

Unfortunately, she can’t pay back the loan yet.

What does this million-dollar space look like?

The HGTV host took the massive space, boasting 30-foot ceilings, and converted it to something impossibly sexy.

It even has an Italian-inspired courtyard that’s climate-controlled and an indoor spa pool.

Victoria opted for lux finishes, dark tones, and custom touches.

We’re talking French fireplaces and stained glass windows.

She described it as industrial meets classic Parisian.

And, most importantly, a “fairytale.”

Fans witnessed her putting in many long hours throughout the show’s three episodes.

I want a movie theater.

I want a full gym.

I want a sauna.

I want a three-car garage.

I want the dreamiest bathroom that feels like you’re in Mykonos," viaRealtor.

In fact, she doesn’t think a forever home will ever be in her future.

Victoria noted that she wants to live in the moment because this home is her current dream.

However, that could easily change tomorrow.