office/reading nook Eclectic, Baltimore
Built in space bumped out into unused garage area. Compact corner desk and reading nook. Reclaimed wood molding around outside of opening is from a demolished cigar bar.
Example of an eclectic home design design in Baltimore — Houzz
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hapahaole
I emailed her on her blog and she said the closet space is 6' x 3'
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Whimages
Hi! The blue is by Ralph Lauren Impressionist blue
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No sorry. I don't remember but was an online vender. It's mercury glass.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Becky Harris added this to How to Turn Your Closet Into an Office
9. Pick a chair. An armless chair is more likely to scoot right under the desktop and allow the doors to close. You may also choose to make an occasional chair in the room work double duty and simply pull it over to the closet when you need to get some work done.
The Inman Company added this to Designer's Touch: 10 High-Performing Home Offices
3. Eclectic nook. Transform a pantry or spare closet into the ideal office for any home with tight space. Chisel out a reading and studying area with some banquette seating for added comfort.
Samantha Schoech added this to 15 Rooms That Excel at Double Duty
This office, tucked into a closet, even has room for a guest. In my version there is storage in that bench and folding shutter doors to close off the space.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Pioden added this to Offic Spaces
Eclectic nook, nifty use of space.
wanda hoolihan added this to Wanda's Office
office in closet space. Sean's room
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