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A Home Office Was Made Possible By Building A Desk Along A Wall Of Windows Inside This House

Designed as a collaboration between two architects, Joe Sadoski and Kipp Edick, this modern house has a dedicated home office where a desk was cleverly located along a wall of windows.

The home office, which is located in a hallway connecting two different areas, is lined with floor-to-ceiling windows, creating an abundance of natural light.

The home office is furnished with a long wall-to-wall wood desk that has views of a small outdoor space, while behind the desk, is a wall of bookshelves and cabinetry.

The home office is just one key design element found in the net-zero Salt Lake City house. Other details include open plan social areas, a staircase with a long skylight, walls of windows, concrete floors, minimalist kitchen cabinets, and a garage with blended folding doors.

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A Home Office Was Made Possible By Building A Desk Along A Wall Of Windows Inside This House

Details

  • Salt Lake City, UT, USA
  • Joe Sadoski/Kipp Edick