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A desire for a space to play leisurely games in is also expanding. Searches for “game room” are up 16%. This Phoenix game room includes a lounge area, a shuffleboard table and a wall-mounted Scrabble board. You’ll also notice that the room embraces an organic modern style with curved forms and natural tones and materials.

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Room of the Day: A Home Office Gets Organized in Style

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window! Queen Anne House Transitional Living Room, Seattle Haris Kenjar http://www.hariskenjar.com/ Example of a transitional living room design in Seattle

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office window!!! High Desert Modern Modern Home Office John Granen Home office - modern built-in desk home office idea - Houzz ModernWebsite

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Our goal was to create a cozy, masculine space to accommodate both an office and a simple home gym. Client loved the idea of vintage photographs so we lined those along a bold dark paint strip. Pairing that with wool pinned- striped blinds and a vintage punching bag.. Study room - mid-sized eclectic freestanding desk study room idea in Salt Lake City - Houzz

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Make It Multifunctional When designating a separate room for office work, consider optimizing the room to serve several functions. For this cheery room in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Meadowlark Design+Build created a high-functioning space with work, crafting, sewing and quilting in mind. Custom cabinetry provides storage for all sorts of supplies. There’s extensive countertop space for projects. And a rolling island can serve as a standing workspace that can move to face different views or be closer to other stations.

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Desks Are on Our Radar Working from home is a key topic these days, and The Art & Science of the Home moderator Pip McCormac asked his guests to explain what they thought made for a good home office. Ranpura cited the importance of designing your home office to suit your own needs and the requirements of the work you’re doing. For example, he likes his desk to be in the middle of the home, where he can see what’s going on. His wife, on the other hand, has two offices — one inside the house to do administrative work and another in a hut at the end of the garden. She’s a writer, so the garden office is more of a contemplative space. Miyar highlighted the benefits of making your office space aesthetically appealing —something that often comes second to function. “Whatever your home office space is, make it beautiful. Face something beautiful,” she said. “I like to face into the room, or you could look out of a window. Have a comfortable desk chair — spend money on that; it’s where you sit every day.”

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Gina Fitzsimmons ASID NKBA last month My client describes her new home office as her “ happy place”! We had just finished her project one month before the virus hit. It’s as if she could see into the future. The office is functioning well for this executive as she multi-tasks back and forth from her desk to her secondary desk built-in behind her.

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Get the best of both worlds. Why choose between a bookshelf or art on a wall, when you can have both? Leave an opening on the wall and display art in it to add dimension and visual interest.

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