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Peter Q Brown Innovative Design
The design was primarily focused on matching the character of the existing home. This is achieved with lower level siding, windows, and trim details that match the main residence. The upper loft and shop storage level design is divergent in the use of vertical board and batt siding, a slight color change, and the use of the shed roof. This shop/art studio has the right amount of design difference to be distinctive but retains siding and color tones that are appropriate in comparison to the existing home.
Studio Four Point Ten
Wood burning stove in front of red painted tongue and groove wall linings and slate floor.
Stereo Types
This photo illustrates the home recording studio we created for this client in what used to be an attic.
Client wanted to have a coal booth set up for bringing her church group in to record tracks and practice.
Rebecca Quandt Interiors
A home office is created opposite the bed. A counter-height stool with an adjustable height desk gives a grand look to the space. Artwork and a bulletin board allows for the work space to be more integrated into the bedroom.
Photo: Rebecca Quandt
2B Design, LLC
Porch converted to house a home office and mud room. Old traditional house with original siding on back wall. Black board wall on far end and vinyl plank flooring for durability while maintaining the access to the basement through a floor door.
Studio Shed - Live Large. Build Small.
This 8x10 Signature Series Studio Shed, located in Portland, OR, was built for use as a home office. This unit did not require a permit.
Asheville Interior Design
Create a cross functional work space with a calming and welcoming environment.
The chosen result. A nordic-inspired retreat to fit an illustrator’s lifestyle perfectly. A tranquil, calm space which works equally well for drawing, relaxaing and entertaining over night guests.
Kaplan Thompson Architects
Designed to maximize function with minimal impact, the studio serves up adaptable square footage in a wrapping almost healthy enough to eat.
The open interior space organically transitions from personal to communal with the guidance of an angled roof plane. Beneath the tallest elevation, a sunny workspace awaits creative endeavors. The high ceiling provides room for big ideas in a small space, while a cluster of windows offers a glimpse of the structure’s soaring eave. Solid walls hugging the workspace add both privacy and anchors for wall-mounted storage. Towards the studio’s southern end, the ceiling plane slopes downward into a more intimate gathering space with playfully angled lines.
The building is as sustainable as it is versatile. Its all-wood construction includes interior paneling sourced locally from the Wood Mill of Maine. Lengths of eastern white pine span up to 16 feet to reach from floor to ceiling, creating visual warmth from a material that doubles as a natural insulator. Non-toxic wood fiber insulation, made from sawdust and wax, partners with triple-glazed windows to further insulate against extreme weather. During the winter, the interior temperature is able to reach 70 degrees without any heat on.
As it neared completion, the studio became a family project with Jesse, Betsy, and their kids working together to add the finishing touches. “Our whole life is a bit of an architectural experiment”, says Jesse, “but this has become an incredibly useful space.”
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