Before&After Office Makeover



We sometimes feel the need of a change. But doesn’t mean we must move to another house or renovate our old one. A simpler way to make a change for our needs, comfort and satisfaction is to refurnish or redecorate. The next office is a great example about how you can redecorate an old boring space to make it more useful and attractive.

The owner kept the black wall he painted the first time, but rearranged anything else to give a more fresh and joyful aspect to the small room. The desk the owner auctioned is a classic piece, but he gave it a contemporary stylish design by painting it in red and silvering the buttons. For store, he bought from Ikea some file cabinets which he put on the left of the desk. On its right he has a traditional cabinet filled with books and some stuff Sloan, probably the owner’s daughter, did.

The office is an open space, communicating with the rest of the house, which is a great advantage do to its small dimensions. To make it more familiar and warm, the owner decorated the space with hand made things of Sloan’s and pictures of and by Sloan. He says that the main way to make a space more pleasant is to decorate it with things given by the ones you love. This way, even a small crowded place will feel comfortable and will make it fall in love with it.{found on htyh}.

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