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Studio FabbriInterior design of home office for clients in Walthamstow village. The interior scheme re-uses left over building materials where possible. The old floor boards were repurposed to create wall cladding and a system to hang the shelving and desk from. Sustainability where possible is key to the design. We chose to use cork flooring for it environmental and acoustic properties and kept the existing window to minimise unnecessary waste.
Prairie StudioDesign of the attic office utilizes the bones of the existing structure and enhancing the space by maintaining the roof lines above and uplighting the space. Photo credit: Krystal Rash.
Princeton Design CollaborativeThis is a basement renovation transforms the space into a Library for a client's personal book collection . Space includes all LED lighting , cork floorings , Reading area (pictured) and fireplace nook .
Michael McKinley and Associates, LLCThis second floor laundry room does double duty as both the laundry and an efficient home office. A pair of skylights open to ocean breezes in the summer.
Personal Touch InteriorsThis is a bright home office, even though it is located in the basement. By doing shiny finishes and white walls it has kept the space bright and airy. To add interest the ceiling was painted in the teal accent colour. New custom built ins were added, to maximize storage, DIY projects such as the buffet was painted, and the slipper chair got a new slip cover, it helped keep the budget down. This small home office combines function, storage, and relaxation and style all in one.
Photo taken by: Personal Touch Interiors
Hsu McCulloughPainting and art studio interior with clerestory windows with mezzanine storage above. Photo by Clark Dugger
Hsu McCulloughPainting and art studio interior with clerestory windows as viewed from mezzanine. Photo by Clark Dugger
Studio FabbriInterior design of home office for clients in Walthamstow village. The interior scheme re-uses left over building materials where possible. The old floor boards were repurposed to create wall cladding and a system to hang the shelving and desk from. Sustainability where possible is key to the design. The use of cork flooring for it environmental and acoustic properties and the decision to keep the existing window to minimise unnecessary waste.
Personal Touch InteriorsThis is a bright home office, even though it is located in the basement. By doing shiny finishes and white walls it has kept the space bright and airy. To add interest the ceiling was painted in the teal accent colour. New custom built ins were added, to maximize storage, DIY projects such as the buffet was painted, and the slipper chair got a new slip cover, it helped keep the budget down. This small home office combines function, storage, and relaxation and style all in one.
Photo taken by: Personal Touch Interiors
Gregory Thomas, Architect, AKBD, CG&S Design-BuildThe second level office 'Nest' addition pops out of the low-slung original metal roof. Ceiling height is kept low to minimize the scale at the front of the home. Cork floors, stained pine ceiling decking. Light from four directions. Cable railing at balcony is barely visible.
Scarratt & MartynView through the small library to the large studio below
Richard Downer Photography
112 Billeder af hjemmekontor med korkgulv og brunt gulv
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