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This building was split into two different areas: a garage and a small living space. The homeowner decided to keep the same footprint but turned the living area into a home office for her business. Using everyday office furniture and a few special additions, she pulled together a look that makes working at home a pleasure. At one end of the room, custom bookcases provide a spot to store books, magazines, and collectibles.
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