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Dull Breakfast Nook Becomes His-and-Hers Home Office

June 18, 2015
Designer Harmony Weihs transformed this dull breakfast nook into two practical zones: an eating space with a great view of the outdoors, and his-and-hers office areas with distinct individual styles.
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Photo: Cory Holland. From: Harmony Weihs.

Transitional Home Office & Breakfast Nook

To make this space function for a busy, multitasking family, designer Harmony Weihs transformed the breakfast nook into two practical zones: an eat-in banquette and a his-and-hers office.

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Photo: Harmony Weihs. From: Harmony Weihs.

Before: Uninspiring Home Office

The home office lacked imagination and overhead lighting before designer Harmony Weihs came on board.

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Photo: Cory Holland. From: Harmony Weihs.

Shared Home Office

A shared workspace is not only practical, it allows each person to have their own style. By creating two separate desks that connect in the corner, a couple can work together without competing for space or style.

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Photo: Cory Holland. From: Harmony Weihs.

Transitional Home Office With Tufted Chair

For the other workspace, designer Harmony Weihs created a custom desk using reclaimed stair spindles. An upholstered chair and glitzy wallpaper add a feminine touch.

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