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This cozy 120 sf shed serves as a backyard home office. could also serve as an art studio, guest room or play room.
An elegant library/office for two that can double as a living room for small gatherings. Fully custom designed and built cabinetry to hold his and her book collections and hide the printer and files. A sofa niche creates a cozy nook and the soft, rich color palette keeps the mood elegant.
Architect: Michelle Penn, AIA Reminiscent of a farmhouse with simple lines and color, but yet a modern look influenced by the homeowner's Danish roots. This very compact home uses passive green building techniques. It is also wheelchair accessible and includes a elevator. This room is my client's favorite! The daylight makes the room perfect for quilting! The windows were designed with my client in mind. The lower ones are awning so they are easy to operate from a wheelchair. Photo Credit: Dave Thiel
The home office has custom maple veneer desks which provide lots of storage and functionality. There is a loft above for lounging or additional storage.
The beautiful home office has two built-in desks and french doors that open to the pool lanai. Built-in storage houses the printer and other office supplies, on the built-in shelves the decorator mixed beach accents like sea shells and coral with books about the sea. The built-in day bed with custom green cover add color and comfort. A large Plumaria painting hangs above the bed bringing the outdoors in.
Here's a look at the temporary office space that will become a master bathroom in phase 2. The floor to ceiling slot windows cast a fun light in the afternoon.
-Photos by Black Olive Photographic
The owners of a 1970’s highset property are undertaking the renovation of their family home after 25 years. A fresh clean palette with delicate timbers and greys are punctuated by indigo. Respect has been shown to the era of the property and the Australian bush that sits at the back of the property.
This renovation has family and nostalgia at the heart of it and creates a new space for this couple as they lead into the next page of their history.
View of music room loft features a vertical cable-rail "stair harp" in the spirit of the client's musical inclinations and appreciation for construction detail - Architecture/Interiors/Renderings: HAUS | Architecture - Construction Management: WERK | Building Modern - Photography: Tony Valainis