Home Office Inspiration: Two Individual Work Spaces in One Home

March 23, 2015

Talk about two-in-one! Interior designer Michelle Mawby transformed the first floor of a home into two separate work spaces. Michelle took the living room and turned it into functional home offices without compromising the feeling of a home.

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Home Office Inspiration: Two Individual Work Spaces in One Home

Talk about two-in-one! Interior designer Michelle Mawby transformed the first floor of a home into two separate work spaces. Michelle took the living room and turned it into functional home offices without compromising the feeling of a home.

Video: Double Home Office Spaces