Office
Design and craftsmanship
Creating an environment that encourages you to be organized and productive, takes intelligent planning and expertise. Everything from the lighting, to how much desk space is required around you, matters for making that perfectly ergonomic space. An office should have deeply personal touches, optimized for how you work; this means making desks, shelves, and drawers just the right size for your things, hiding printers, wires, or routers, and hiding TVs or screens.
A home office for two in stained white oak
Home office with custom cabinetry and brass rods
Trapezoidal nook office
This retired couple had the bottom two floors of a classic townhouse. The husband had grown up in NYC and lived on the West Coast for a long time before returning to New York. They wanted built-in bookshelves in the living room and hallways for their extensive book collection, but the most interesting part of the project was what to do with the best room in the house: a strange trapezoidal room that defied typical design solutions.
