Dual Room= Home Office+ Guest
Hi, I have a spare room and would like to use it as a home office space, but also provide for extra sleeping space in case of guests. These are pics of the room
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5 years agoHi Dipti,
We have a very small 10'7" x 11' foot room we use as a guest room/home office, please excuse the horrible pic I'm adding, I snapped this on New Year's Eve to text to my niece.
Since we live in NYC area, we have guests all the time, the college kids & their friends drive down from Boston frequently. They have no problem being thrown in one room, they're just stoked to not have to pay for an expensive hotel room.
This is how I crammed 3 of them in this tiny room, the daybed does have a trundle, which I use for 2, when there is 3 I leave it closed and plop down a blow up bed.
on the opposite wall is the desk/printer/shredder/chair tucked in and the other wall has a 53 inch tv.
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