Houzz Feature : 6 New Home Offices With Tips for Style and Storage
January 28, 2025
Houzz Feature : 6 New Home Offices With Tips for Style and Storage
Homeowners want to get organized and return to productive routines. A stylish and well-functioning home office can help get it done.
Special features include custom cabinets built by Slarve Construction and painted Antique Pewter by Benjamin Moore. They have cord and document control with outlets built into cabinets and drawers.
Pro tip: “Embrace polished nickel hardware,” Slarve says. “It’s timeless and never goes out of style.”.
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This San Francisco laundry room by Slarve Construction shows how a glass-paneled entry door is a smart way to bring light into a windowless room. And that abundance of light allowed the remodeling team to embrace dark, moody custom cabinetry and millwork. Brick flooring in a herringbone pattern adds texture and style, while a folding counter and a utility sink with a drying rod above deliver function.
In Lafayette, California, this relatively narrow wet bar by Slarve Construction packs in the home-bar most-wanteds: a drinks fridge, a bar sink, open and closed storage and task lighting. The small wood-finish drawers with cutout handles — which match the wood floating shelves and bring out the warm veins in the stone slab — make a big style impact.
This charming black-and-cream laundry room by Slarve Construction has the same handy pullout shelves as the previous space. The feature can also provide extra folding surface. Elevated front-loading machines ease access. A black-and-white checkerboard floor brings the palette together.
Homeowners’ request. “The homeowner wanted a space off the garage where they could drop backpacks and shoes,” Lindsay Slarve of Slarve Construction says.
