Thanks everyone:) FYI, the fabric is from Trina Turk. I should also mention that I didn't do this myself! (I can shop for fabric, but after the 'fun' (shopping)is done, over to someone else, lol) Don't think it would've been too hard to do, but I'm so not handy when it comes to that sort of thing.

lynn, the boxes of hardwood were labeled "red cumaru" but I don't know if that's correct. We had several problems with the NC company we ordered from and (while we think the floors are pretty) they're not the Brazilian Teak we ordered. dilly, I can't wait to add some storage containers under the desk but we have a 17month old right now and she would have too much fun pulling everything out of the drawers. I think by the end of summer I may be able to get away with some storage under there. I love the picture of the wicker drawers...where did you find that?

Search for a used office furniture supplier. If anyone can find you something to work, they would.

My son-in-law works from home and his company (federal government) would never pay to relocate his modem/setup. During this shutdown, many of his fellow employees who are suddenly trying to work from home haven't been able to do it well because of issues with wifi and equipment. He has 3 giant monitors and several computers dedicated to his job and they are never used for anything else. So, teleworking isn't always as easy as it may sound! My daughter, also federal employee, is not allowed to work from home, ever. I also vote for spoonflower.com. I can get lost for hours on that website, and have used peel and stick wallpaper in my laundry room and on the backs of tall bookcases. It's an easy peasy way to add color and interest. Currently considering something wild for the guest bathroom, but have to finish that Elfa project halfway installed in the garage - so much to do while at home! I