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Sophisticated His-and-Her Home Office

November 30, 2018

When a family of five relocated from Silicon Valley to Austin, Texas, they knew they needed the right home office. Turnstyle was tapped to create a collaborative workspace for both professionals, complete with a reception area and private study. Wood paneling, modern patterns and metallic decor make it the perfect blend of his and her styles.

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Photo: Twist Tours. From: Turnstyle Interior Design.

Architectural and Design Elements Combine to Create a Grander, Larger-Feeling Office Space

Although this space is small, designers used the architecture of the building as well as elements in their design to make the space feel larger. For example, stately wood paneling leads the eye all the way up to the high, pitched ceiling, while the ceiling height, arched windows let in plenty of natural light so that the space feels magnificent. Then, designers brought in rugs and art to create defined spaces within the office so that the room has flow and purpose. Finally, designers used strategically placed metallic pieces, such as the desk and filing cabinet, to reflect all of the gorgeous light in the space, creating a functional space with a grand feeling.

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Photo: Twist Tours. From: Turnstyle Interior Design.

Oversized, Arched Windows Add Drama to Office's Eclectic Design

In the reception area, oversized arched windows rest behind the metallic desk to add drama and dimension to the eclectic space.

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Photo: Twist Tours. From: Turnstyle Interior Design.

Metallic Desk in Reception Area of Eclectic Office Space

The metallic desk in the reception area stylishly reflects the light and the design of the space to create a larger, more open feeling.

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Photo: Twist Tours. From: Turnstyle Interior Design.

Rounded Windows and Doors Create a More Spacious Feeling in Small Office Space

For a larger feeling in the office space, designers used rounded, floor-to-ceiling doors an windows, drawing the eye upward to the pitched ceiling and recessed lighting, creating a bright, warm and inviting space.

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