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10 years ago

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10 years ago
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This is the smallest of the apartment's bedrooms, converted into a high-functioning home office/guest quarters. The owners are avid researchers and needed a place for their extensive library without displacing their overnight visitors. Our custom built-ins take advantage of every inch, leaving plenty of space for a desk, love seat, and pullout sofa. The pale nature-inspired palette, Lucite desk, and glass-top cocktail table keep the room feeling light and airy.
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