Today, my dear friends, is a lesson is the importance of scale. My clients had a living space that was dominated by a large sofa. They were in need of a guestroom, an office, and an extra place for the family to watch television, read, and relax.

Today, I wanted to share an office design in progress. An attorney that works in the same firm as a client of ours (see her beautiful office transformation here) wants his office to have a "men's club" feel - but he isn't afraid of color. Our inspiration? The Dartmouth library. The office will be anchored by a very special gift: a burl wood desk from his father, also an attorney.

Repeat clients are some of the BEST clients. Since completing some beautiful bathroom renovations (check those out HERE), my client had become a partner at her law firm and needed to design a new office out of a blank conference room.

One of my favorite people and repeat clients (check out her master bedroom here) came to me with a brimming-with-potential-blank-slate of a room that she wanted to use as her creative work space.

A doctor and a writer. Odd hours. They needed a workspace that was functional, clean, and attractive given that it's seen as soon as you walk in the front door. They came to this design party with funky art, cool tchotchkes, and great taste.

Any large, empty wall space is calling out for a stylish and quirky gallery wall. Whether it's the empty space over your couch, or your bed, or over a desk: a gallery wall can serve as an expression of images that inspire you or surround you with pictures of the ones you love.

Two technology companies share office space in this refurbished industrial office off the Atlanta BeltLine: a sustainable redevelopment project that, when completed, will connect 45 intern neighborhoods via a 22-mile loop of trails and parks. The entire BeltLine is based on railroad corridors that formerly encircled the city of Atlanta.

Everyone wants a cozy place to read, you know, for that moment when the kids are playing quietly by themselves, the dishes are done and email is caught up. Until this divine moment happens, I have this lovely nook to walk past.