Don't hide your home office behind closed doors because the blank white walls and bare windows don't mesh with your house's high style—treat your office design with the same importance as the rest of your home. "Add color, art and accessories like stylish storage bins and boxes," says
Kimberlee Jaynes, an interior designer and associate member of the Northwest Society of Interior Designers. "Any look you have in your house, from Craftsman to retro, you can have in your office. It will look great and be a place you want to spend time in."
Excerpt from Oregon Home Magazine"Design Matters", Pg. 28.
November-December, 2005.
