See how this underused space was transformed into a cozy, light-filled home office.

Converting the former entryway/sunroom into a home office was a challenge due to the damaged floors, stained walls and noisy neon light. But now it’s a warm and welcoming space that works.

Designer

Agathe Corbet, Ama Studio

WALL SCONCE, Wo & Wé. Stone SIDE TABLE, Bettencourt Manor. DESK CHAIR, Temps Libre. Custom DESK, Ama Studio. Small travertine SIDE TABLE, Zara Home. PENDANT LIGHT, The Noguchi Museum. BASKETS, The Dharma Door. ROMAN SHADES, Select Blinds. RUG, Etsy.

Favourite Features

• Woven Roman shades add a beautiful organic texture and relaxed, summery vibe.
• The built-in closet and bench do double duty providing generous storage while cleverly hiding unsightly HVAC pipes.
• The custom Squiggle desk (check out the shapely leg!) lends a surprising, playful touch.
• The repetition of curved shapes – in the lighting, furniture, accessories and even the shades – creates a soft, soothing space and balances the lines of the shiplap and closet.

Top Tip 

Adorning the walls and ceiling with shiplap provided much-needed personality. Varying the plank widths plays up the charming detail even more for a unique yet timeless look.

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