American Home Office Design Ideas, Inspiration & Images

Быково

By olegklodt

like the windows have some depth, not just plan storefront windows - webuser_68947011

Office

By Board & Vellum

Home Office uses walnut furniture to contrast with the blue walls John Wilbanks Photography
9 - aruna_asokan

HOME OFFICE/CRAFT ROOM

By Melissa McLay Interiors

David Burroughs
Multipurpose table - meera_baindur

Home office

By Decorator's Choice Closets

Org Dealer
Printer, paper - harshada_sapre

Office and guest room

By Jula Cole Design

Home office with custom builtins, murphy bed, and desk. Custom walnut headboard, oak shelves
Study - esha_arora12

Verdant Living- Home Office

By LDa Architecture & Interiors

TEAM Developer: Green Phoenix Development Architect: LDa Architecture & Interiors Interior Design: LDa Architecture & Interiors Builder: Essex Restoration Home Stager: BK Classic Collections Home Stagers Photographer: Greg Premru Photography

SeaBend

By Albert, Righter & Tittmann Architects, Inc.

SeaBend is sited dramatically on a bluff, embracing a commanding view of a New England. The house is long and narrow, mostly one room deep, so that all the major rooms are open to both the north water views and the south sun, with breezes blowing through. The plan is geared to informal living, with the kitchen in the center to serve both indoor and outdoor living areas. Part of the fun was in seeing what happened when a broad gabled volume was bent to respond to the contours of the site and to begin to suggest an outdoor space on the water side. Keeping the gable roof un-bent while putting a crook in the plan resulted in some curious volumes and unexpected shapes, which you discover as you move around the house. Photography by Robert Benson
Book Shelving is good!! - ksriniva

Bradley House

By FineCraft Contractors, Inc.

Location: Bethesda, MD, USA We demolished an existing house that was built in the mid-1900s and built this house in its place. Everything about this new house is top-notch - from the materials used to the craftsmanship. The existing house was about 1600 sf. This new house is over 5000 sf. We made great use of space throughout, including the livable attic with a guest bedroom and bath. Finecraft Contractors, Inc. GTM Architects Photographed by: Ken Wyner