Built In Ideas For Home Offices
1. Book Case Built In Ceiling
Credits: 9GAG
2. Two Story Built In Library With Spiral Iron Staircase
Credits: Elle Decor
Designer: Kelly Wearstler
Photographer: Mikkel Vang
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An amazing home library made of 10,000 pieces of walnut (pictures)
This home library in Arizona was inspired by the 19th-century library at the Konopiště Castle, near Prague, Czech Republic.
The library was built by Jim Cardon, a Denver-based woodworker with over 30 years of experience. His portfolio includes, besides libraries, amazing examples of custom-built kitchens, cabinets, and reading nooks.
Jim was asked by his brother to design a room for books in Mesa, Arizona. The room is 17 by 27 feet, and its height is 12 feet.
Credits: Ebook Friendly
Designer: Jim Cardon
Photographer: Jim Cardon Customs
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OLD-WORLD DESIGN
Credits: Elle Decor
Designer: Kristin Paton Interiors
Photographer: Eric Roth
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Reading nook in library with navy bookshelves and large indoor plant
Credits: MyDomaine
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“Chill little home library.”
Credits: Twitter
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Habersham Belmont 105H Library – 1 Unit with Wood Shelves, Oxfordshire
Credits: LuxeDecor
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· · · If there’s one decorating myth that I’d love to see go the way of the dodo bird, it’s the one that claims dark wall colors are unfit for small rooms. White walls often expand a space, but dark hues can work their own type of magic in small places, and more often than not the result is dead classy and much harder to get wrong.
Credits: Apartment Therapy
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LIBRARY
Credits: Elle Decor
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Photographer: Pieter Estersohn
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Artist Kerry Scharlin turned to designers Laura Santos and Sandra Weingort to make magic in the 7,000-square-foot live-work space
In the office-cum-library, featuring custom millwork, the rug is Orley Shabahang and the sofa, from Room, is upholstered in Christopher Hyland mohair fabric with pillows from ALT for Living. The coffee table, purchased from Gueridon, is French with Sou-Chong tiles by Roger Capron from the 1970s. The pendant light is by Studio Van den Akker. The desk was purchased from Julian Chichester and finished with a custom blotter by Christina Z. Antonio. The desk chair is the “Time Life” model in vintage leather by Charles and Ray Eames, purchased at Wyeth. The photograph is by Andrew Bush.
Credits: Architectural Digest
Designer: Laura Santos and Sandra Weingort
Photographer: Andrew Bush
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New home office library bookshelves ladder 42 ideas #home
Credits: Brinley Martinez Journal
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Can we work here, please?
Credits: Country Living
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A British couple gloriously restores an 18th-century manor house in Northern England
Credits: Traditional Home
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These dazzling designer libraries all have one thing in common—they’ll make you want to grab a book and snuggle up!
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There’s no acting involved for a Hollywood couple who play themselves perfectly in their updated home
Credits: Traditional Home
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Samantha’s designs are polished, with a glamorous edge
Credits: Traditional Home
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A new addition on a more than 200-year-old home creates lively contrast
Credits: Traditional Home
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Texas classic: a symphony in blue
Credits: Traditional Home
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A lovely new family home in suburban Houston
Credits: Traditional Home
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Color shakes up this grand old neoclassical Southern-style home in bold waves that connect and awaken each room
Credits: Traditional Home
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Viera’s home is elegant and inviting, with an emphasis on color and flow
Credits: Traditional Home
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A classic Atlanta home gets a revival
Credits: Traditional Home
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Showcase your personal style with organized arrangements of books, collectibles, and art
Credits: Traditional Home
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Employees stir up energy in Atelier Branca’s red-accented design studio
Credits: Traditional Home
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We love the way the books and artwork pop against teal walls in this library – Traditional Home® / Photo: Colleen Duffley / Design: Bob Williams
Credits: Traditional Home
Designer: Bob Williams
Photographer: Colleen Duffley
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A New Jersey home adopts classic style and an elegant palette
Credits: Traditional Home
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Comfort and glamour go hand in hand in this timeless home
Credits: Traditional Home
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A traditional lakeside retreat gets a sunny new attitude with splashes of wit and wow
Credits: Traditional Home
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Chronicling some of our absolute favorite Built-ins on the blog today for your viewing pleasure! Enjoy! #builtin #builtins #bookcase #shelving #shelves #organization #maximizespace #charlestonsc
Credits: One Coast Design
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Making your own furniture brings a different level of satisfaction. Seeing the product of your effort and hardwork is really something else. Here’s another project that will surely bring a smile to your face: a diagonal bookshelf. Why go for the typical bookshelf when you can have something out of the ordinary? Its modern look gives the old boring bookshelf a total upgrade. Plus, it’s sure to draw the interest of whoever sees it – a perfect conversation piece. This diagonal bookshelf is both visually appealing and functional. A furniture piece like this is a must-have. You’re going to have
Credits: https://project.theownerbuildernetwork.co/2019/07/01/diy-diagonal-bookshelf/#!fancybox/68e68da2/Diagonal-Bookshelf-02.jpg
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You could say that designer
Credits: Luxe Interiors + Design Magazine
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TRAVEL-INSPIRED
Credits: Traditional Home
Designer: Chandos Interiors
Photographer: Julie Soefer Photography
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DIY Office Storage Using Sektion Cabinets DIY Shaker Door for Sektion
Credits: Traditional Home
Designer: Making Joy and Pretty Things
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Personalize the space based on your interests
Credits: The Oprah Magazine
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20 Stunning Home Office Ideas – So Pretty That You Won’t Want To Leave! -March 2020 – Ducks ‘n a Row
Today, I was daydreaming my way through Pinterest, looking at all of the gorgeous home office ideas. 20 stunning in-home offices for you to drool over!
Credits: Ducks ‘n a Row
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This grand home office beautifully blends old and new with traditional mouldings and an impressive desk, juxtaposed by a pair of modern, Lucite-framed chairs.
Credits: House & Home
Designer: Anne Hepfer
Photographer: Virginia Macdonald
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