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Office Medium Hardwood Floors Study Design Photos and Ideas

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High-quality birch plywood lines the interior of this sharply angular and minimalist backyard office.
The mental effects from physically dividing your living and work spaces can help you focus when needed, and most importantly, step away to relax when finished.
Finishing touches throughout the interior includes handpicked scents by Lyn Harris of Perfumer H, as well as books from some of Roksanda’s closest confidants and inspirations.
The penthouse office has an open workspace with a diagonally-laid teak floor, built-in metal mesh shelving, and a built-in blackened-steel credenza that wraps the edge of the room. There are also cantilevered floating steps which lead to the rooftop observation deck.
A timber-lined study on the upper floor of the parents' suite overlooks a private outdoor courtyard open to the sky and tree canopy.
The office includes a Chapman and Bailey desk.
An office on the mezzanine level includes a custom-made cantilevered bookcase by Orana. The lights are Beacon Lighting bulbs with Fat Shack Vintage ceiling light cords.
A vivid Moroccan rug leads to Finlayson's home office and studio.
An array of Finlayson's past paintings and textiles adorns her studio.
Finlayson's studio is filled with daylight and past work, which she refers to while painting.
A sunny room at the back of the residence serves as Finlayson's home office.
One or more of the four bedrooms could easily be converted into a home office or media center.
An additional office/den is located right off the living room.
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THIRD FLOOR - GUEST ROOM & FAMILY ROOM Photo © Ashok Sinha
The home office features a laminate desk and cabinets in a bright, cheery yellow. They were designed by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson and made by Tomlinson Woodworks.
A painting by Carter hangs above a wood credenza in the work studio.
The office has a smaller footprint than the bedrooms, but windows capture city views.
A cozy home office is brightened by a skylight.
The home office.
Acclaimed for their five uniquely designed co-working spaces across Manhattan and Brooklyn, Bond Collective has recently opened the doors to their first location outside of New York City. Located on the top floor of one of Philadelphia’s most historic landmark buildings, Bond Station House is conveniently located in the heart of center city.
The third floor features an open, loft-like studio space with a full bath and plenty of storage.
Beneath the dining area is a small sitting room flooded with light from three sides through bronze anodized windows with automatic translucent shades by Fleetwood Windows & Doors.
Full-height sliding glass doors enable indoor/outdoor living.
The home office overlooks the pool.
The ground-floor office is wrapped in walls of blue.
The office, located adjacent the master bedroom, is smartly outfitted with a vintage Aluminum Group Management chair by Herman Miller, a custom walnut plywood desk by Kerf Design, and Hitch bookcases from Blu Dot.
The black studio wall in House A326 stands out against the rest of the home's palette of white and concrete. Almost all of the furnishings were custom-designed by Studio DiDea and realized by local artisans.
The home office in Tree House by Deforest Architects offers a striking view of the surrounding trees.
The cozy study is furnished with custom timber shelving, a Gus Modern Jane sectional, a Womb chair, an ottoman designed by Eero Saarinen for Knoll, and a Noguchi table.
With five bedrooms, the home offers space enough to host an office.
"We repainted this in Chantilly Lace by Benjamin Moore and Pink Ground by Farrow & Ball by carefully marking a line and switching out the color combos," Claude says. "We loved the funky aesthetic this gave the room, while adding a pop of classic color."
An oak shelf is placed along the corridor defining a working area.
View of the office
Featured here is one of this shipping container home's two private office spaces, which incorporates office furniture clad in bright colors. These make great modern home office ideas if you're going for an industrial look.
A sparse wooden desk and ample black cabinetry are elements that can be used as modern home office ideas. Vibrant natural light floods the room with light despite the dark background in this expansive modern home office in a heritage apartment in Kiev.
Contrasting light and dark elements abound in this gorgeous home office in West Vancouver designed by Mcleod Bovell Modern Houses. The space incorporates modern home office ideas like sleek black countertops that contrast with the natural wood used throughout the home. Overhead, the dramatic Flos Aim Pendant provides a flexible lighting option.
Additional square footage provided by an on-site shipping container in Austin, Texas, holds an home office design layout. This beautifully designed shipping container home office features track lighting, wall sconces, a full-height cabinet to hang clothes, and a mini split air conditioner. The floors are a mix of engineered wood and hand-painted tile from Clay Imports. From inside the container, you can see through to the front of the house.
This contemplative home office design and layout by Morgan Studio Architecture & Interiors incorporates modern home office ideas featuring a classic Eames chair, warm wood paneling, and brass details. The ample skylight makes for a natural task light.
A cozy office space boasts a corner fireplace. This dramatic look is great inspiration if you're looking for home office ideas for him in the more traditional sense, featuring dark leather and warm tones.
The apartments feature artwork from a collection of local artists.
The check-in area of the co-working space.
The majority of the decorative light fixtures were custom designed by Parts and Labor Design and fabricated overseas.
The library.
With a meticulous restoration and fascinating past, this recently documented American System-Built Home in Wisconsin is a true architectural gem.
Jim's office is removed from family areas.
The wraparound mezzanine has a massive skylight. This space could be used for a variety of purposes, including being converted into a fourth bedroom.
An open mezzanine loft and office space.
This office space also boasts reclaimed barn wood and features a built-in desk and storage tucked away under the built-in bench.
One of the bright and airy bedrooms, currently used as an office space, features a Haiku Home ceiling fan.
A bookshelf from Ferm Living.
Upstairs, the third bedroom is currently configured as a cozy study—complete with a wood-burning fireplace.
The office desk was made onsite by Shields Custom Carpentry.
A view of the L-shaped desk from the loft bedroom.
The mixed material palette of stone and wood is present throughout the home.
The second bedroom is currently configured as an office.
The renovated house maximizes available daylight, and was designed to provide passive cooling in summer and increase solar gain in winter.
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