Advice on office nook please.
J H
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Comments (5)I think having a banquette butt into a fixed thing makes it hard to access because normally you slide into a banquette from the side. But if the side is blocked due to the wine fridge, that gets harder to get in and out of the short side. You could still do a long bench seat, but I think I would make a little casual snacking/coffee spot there. Maybe two comfortable slipper chairs and a small table between them. Sort of a fireside chat area without the fire, but with food and beverage (maybe like what you used to see in some coffee shop/bookstores)....See MoreOffice decor advice please?
Comments (6)I would place the desk and chair at an angle to the right of the fireplace, with the chair loosely in the corner in front of the window. Then you can add a lounger with an accent chair for your "ladies' den" seating arrangement in the rest of the room. Similar to this floor plan:...See MoreNeed advice!! Dry BAR Nook
Comments (11)Depends on the look you want. Do you want a built in look, or an open feel? Do you want to just put in a piece without having to do any work or have it built? I don't really think you have the space for an actual bar (or island) to stand behind, so I think a bar cart or maybe a cabinet so that the items are hidden most of the time would be what is called for here. Depending on your DIY skills, you could build in a cabinet with shelves or an upper cabinet. Not all these examples will be your style, but I think you can get the idea. You can even retrofit an old dresser, china cabinet, hutch, or secretary desk. This one would take some DIY skills or hire someone..... Just a cart.......See MoreMidcentury Modern Design Office Design - Advice Appreciated
Comments (3)It wouldnt clash at all as long as you don't put them right next to eachother in the room. Mixing metals/wood tones is very "in" right now. All of your other elements you mentioned will balance it out....See MoreJ H
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