Home Office

Working from home stopped being temporary. Most home offices didn't get the memo — they're still a desk pushed into the spare room, cables down the back, paperwork in piles because there's nowhere for it to go.

We build the office into the room. Work surface at the right height and the right depth, shelving sized to what you actually keep, drawers for the things that otherwise live on the desk, and power and cable management built in so the surface stays clear. Because it's built in rather than bought, it reads as part of the house.

The same thinking covers homework stations. A run of desks with a seat for each child, shelves above for their own things, and enough separation that they're not elbowing each other through a spelling test. We've built walls of five, and we've built single nooks under a staircase.

Finishes match the rest of what we do — stained oak, fluted detailing, painted, or whatever ties into the room it's going in. If you've already had us do a closet or a kitchen, we can match it exactly.