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HGTV Dream Home 2009: Study Pictures

By: Mary Graff
With its own private entrance and fully stocked wine closet, this decidedly masculine space doubles as a home office.
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Working From Home, Sonoma Style

The gentleman's study doubles as a wine-tasting room.

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Clean Lines and a Calming Palette

Chairs, covered in flannel-gray fabric, stand out when paired with celadon-green pillows.

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Sleek Workspace

Inspired by campaign furniture, the leather desk can stand in as a workstation or wine-serving table.

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All That Glitters

An adjustable reading lamp keeps late-night projects in focus.

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A Gentleman's Treasures

Desk accessories soften the masculine room design.

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Form and Function

A stunning three-light art glass pendant illuminates the desktop.

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Figures in Focus

Iron sculptures add height and drama.

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Element of Surprise

An arrangement of branches finds a home in a distressed metal floor vase.

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Elegant Way to Display

Treasures are collected and displayed in slant-back bookcases.

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Storing a Treasured Collection

A wine closet, outfitted with custom redwood racking system, holds 222 bottles of Ledson wine.

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All Guests Welcome

The study's side entrance means less traffic through the private living quarters.