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Whether it be a study, library, or craft room, the modern office is a tranquil place for you to flex your creativity, conduct meetings, and carry out day-to-day business. Cram the shelves with your favorite books, put the table in the middle of your room, or splurge on the perfect desk lamp—a great office should reflect your personal taste and inspire your best work.

The guest house also features a quiet work area, complete with a custom-built, L-shaped desk.
The new mezzanine’s envelope responds to the climate in Quebec. It’s designed to offer the highest thermal insulation performance to effectively reduce heat loss during the wintertime.
The floors, walls, and ceiling of the mezzanine are all clad in clear-coated fir plywood panels. To respect Montreal city bylaws, the mezzanine was limited to 40% of the area of the level below.
The desk can fold out and accommodate two people.
An upstairs desk can provide a place for Jen’s work or their kids’ homework. When not in use, it disappears into the wall.
Colors, materials, and patterns on the interior echo those on the exterior. A large window and skylight help the structure feel connected to the backyard.
A small nook in the triangular projection of the floor plan is utilized as a home office with a custom-built desk.
The walls of the veranda become much more markedly curved in the back courtyard. Two bedroom suites are made more private by the slatted screening.
The equine genetics laboratory occupies the southwest corner of the lower floor. It has its own bathroom and small kitchen so that it can operate independently from the home. The three workstations—each with a Corian surface—are separated by glass screens to prevent cross-contamination of samples being tested.
The office features built-in bookshelves and storage, plus a table by Jardin.
The office is tucked in a private space past the kitchen, with the plumbing routed beneath the raised floor.
A peek inside the light-filled office on the north side of the house.
Working with Prismática Architects, Losada-Amor designed the main space to serve multiple functions. In the kitchen, a table drops down for dining or work, and a rolling island can be moved as needed.
An integrated desk and wall shelf, the latter incorporating hidden LED lighting, frame a ribbon window that appears frameless to better merge with the treetop view.
A new sliding door offers a streamlined black frame for the view outside.
The second-story studio overlooks oak, maple, and birch trees to the east. The Ypperlig table lamps are by Hay for IKEA, and the desk and floors are made of Viroc, a composite material formed from cement and wood fiber.
A library and office are built into the second-floor hallway.
The upper-level office, where the materiality of the Douglas Fir ceiling has the most impact, takes on the feeling of a true cabin in the woods.
The home also offers a large office and craft space. Large sliding doors and windows brighten the space with natural light.
A small office is located back on the ground level next to the kitchen. A sliding glass door leads back out to the main entrance and courtyard.
Inside the modern addition, a small office in the entranceway overlooks the garden and scenic views. Wood details run throughout the stand-alone space, which includes a separate living room and kitchen, as well as a bedroom and bathroom.
The mezzanine floor above the living room holds a study and library with views over the meadow. The desk and shelving, made from iroko and painted MDF, are designed by Featherstone Young.
This stand-up study nook with built-in storage can also be used as a bar.
The upper loft has an integrated desk space.
An Artifox Desk 02 sits with an Eames chair in the lower-level office/spare bedroom. While the lower deck has been rebuilt, the interior of the lower level is currently being redone to provide guest spaces for visiting family and an entertaining area.
An office space is located in a second pavilion. Similar to the other areas, a sliding door opens the room to a private patio, while the sloping roofline rises up to meet clerestory windows that drench the space in natural light.
The yellow perforated metal screens warmly filter light into the commercial space.
The lower level commercial space features workbenches for up to 14 students, a wine cellar, and a kitchen. Marco Franchini’s father runs evening classes here three times weekly.
The mezzanine can be used as a guest space, art studio, or office.
The library features furniture from the homeowners’ collection—including this Marcel Breuer chair.
The loft space includes a raised area that can be used as a desk or a platform for a double mattress. The observation turret lets in natural light and frames views of the town to the east.
In search of a quiet getaway that could double as a vacation and holiday hub for extended family and friends, a Mexico City couple found a three-and-a-half-acre property there and reached out to architect Javier Sánchez to come up with a design that would make the most of the site.
The home's extensive wood paneling continues into a small office next to the kitchen. This space also provides access to the side terrace.
A wood-paneled, built-in desk nook is surrounded by cabinets.
A home office occupies the light well, with views to the living room above, and a library space below. What would typically be the dark middle of the house is bathed in sunlight and enjoys a feeling of expansive vertical space.
Lasvit designs get the spotlight in this hybrid showroom and meeting space.
The serene home office of Taula House by M Gooden Design gazes out onto the backyard.
The space once served as the location of a fundraiser for President Obama.
Located off the central atrium, the Art Deco–style library is paneled in rare Macassar ebony.
A peek inside the studio, which is also included in the sale of the property. Featuring a separate entrance, the space is a cozy, quaint retreat for overnight guests.
The spacious, light-filled home office can easily be converted into another bedroom.
The shape of the window is meant to represent Pam.
This bedroom is currently in use as a home office.
A spacious home office, which can easily be converted depending on the buyer's needs, offers direct access to the outdoors. Large, angled windows invite plenty of light inside.
A peek at the office space with a Frama-designed leather-and-brass desk. The ground floor also houses the kitchen, dining area, and living room.
Next door is a bespoke Bottega Veneta study, separated from the living room by Rimadesio glass doors. European Marie Antoinette parquet flooring, a Henge Cage B shelving unit, and Henge green-suede lounge chairs fill the space.
A LC4 Chaise by Le Corbusier sits in the study, where wrestling mats cover the polished concrete floors.
The study has a Nakashima table, MR chairs by Knoll and a Robert Rauschenberg print.
For just under $102,000, Anya Moryoussef Architect transformed a single-car garage into a multifunctional workspace that’s wrapped in Baltic birch plywood.
Two people can work back-to-back in this unique space that incorporates home office ideas for two. Two long, thin desks provide ample dual work surfaces, each with its own built-in storage shelves. The floors are Douglas Fir with OSMO finish. The angled walls and ceiling are Douglas Fir Marine Grade Plywood with a whitewash finish.
A bespoke backyard studio in London was built with prefabricated plywood panels to create a cozy and cost-effective interior.
High-quality birch plywood lines the interior of this sharply angular and minimalist backyard office.
The designers carefully considered light, transparency, and shadows while creating the interiors.
Playing with a balance between light and heavy elements, the dining table is “dimensioned like the branches of a tree—making it appear paper-thin from some angles and more robust where it needs to be.”
A negative space in this table’s joinery allows light to shine through.
Sunken double height office
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