Although these home offices are decorated in different styles, they all are stylish and efficient. I do wonder about how they hide all the endless cords, my home desk is 2 file cabinets with a stained closet door as the top. It hides ALL the cords :)
I was redoing my office last week and having the hardest time concealing all the cords and wires!
ReplyDeleteI think shelter magazines probably just don't plug things in... or maybe they airbrush out the evidence of cords. Our home office is an absolute rats nest of wires :)
ReplyDeleteYesterday I saw on a blog how to hide the cords. They run them along the back and down the legs with something they found at the hardware store. She showed several tables with lamps in her own home without a cord showing at all and then should the hidden cords. If I find the blog again I'll be back.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing they remove the cords for the purposes of styling the pics! The laptops could be on wireless broadband though, so they wouldn't need cords if that's the case!
ReplyDeleteI've got an old five panel door that I want to use as a desk. I'd love to see a photo of yours!
ReplyDeleteI agree! I would love to see a photo of your desk-- it sounds wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI am loving that wall with the blueprint!
I enjoy your blog very much. Thanks for your good work.
I love the last office, a lot of times it is are to focus in a home office. This office would create a separation from the rest of your home.
ReplyDeleteEw, ew.. can we see a photo of your desk?
ReplyDeletePlease keep on blogging... i keep on coming here for inspiration especially after a major downsizing... from 2700 sq ft to 900...
ReplyDelete***Jeannie
I need to hide my cords as well. A big pet peeve of mine :) I love catching up on your posts, very inspirational :)
ReplyDeleteI'm back on blogging again so come check out my page when you get a chance and say hi!
Jenn Lee
My favorite is the blueprint behind that desk. What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteCords and wires could possibly be hidden using PVC piping and painted the wall color. The piping should be small and lay against the floor and wall. It would be great behind a desk.
I've often wondered where all the cords and work papers go when stylists set up these very beautiful home offices. They look great but are they practical? The trick is getting the balance right I guess.
ReplyDeleteThese do look nice though...something to aspire to.
lesley
Where is the white desk with the blueprint wall from?
ReplyDeletemay i see your desk and how you hid the cords?
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