components in back cabinet:
component attached to back of cabinet:
bulletin boards: left unpainted, right painted
The placement of things is very important. With the entrance to the room on the right, the art wall is to the left so it's the first thing you see. It was hung with the intention for more art to be easily added.
To the left, the 2 large bulletin boards are homasote (sound board) that come in a 4' x 8' sheet (get it at lowes), which I cut in half to make transporting and installing easier. I then painted it flat white so they almost disappear into the wall...
To the left, the 2 large bulletin boards are homasote (sound board) that come in a 4' x 8' sheet (get it at lowes), which I cut in half to make transporting and installing easier. I then painted it flat white so they almost disappear into the wall...
The cabinet underneath is a mere 8"D but 95"L, with sliding doors not only for easy access storage but a convenient hiding spot for the computer components . The section all the way in the back nearest the printer houses the smaller computer components (shown) as well as a large surge protector. There was one largest piece that I couldn't fit into the cabinet but desperately wanted hidden so I attached it to the back of the cabinet with velcro tape (second to last pic). The huge printer is now on a low rolling cart low.
This is a progress shot; the phones are still being worked so ignore the cords around the printer. The client had the rug so she's trying it for now to see how she likes it. The office chairs are on their way as well as a sofa.
Once it's all in, I'll get more pics!! In the meantime, for more details go here.
Once it's all in, I'll get more pics!! In the meantime, for more details go here.
5 comments:
Hi Laura, Great work as always!! Where are the shallow white cabinets with the sliding doors from? Other than holding electronics, what can go into cabinets that deep? xoxo Kitty
Where did you get the white side cabinets from? Love your work. Looks amazing as always
sorry, i usually put the link in the post. they're the besta cabinets from ikea. they also come in 16"D which would have taken up too much space here.
they're holding office supplies like small notebooks, pens, biz cards, and stand up desk files for hanging files.
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hi laura, it's mikki. your blog looks great. do you know what the white paint is called? or, do you recommend a white paint that is good? hope you are well.
hi mikki, hope you're well!
i like Super White from Benjamin Moore. It's off the rack and doesn't need to be specially mixed. I use it for my apt. It's a very pure white, almost institutional (as some people say) but it's my favorite.
for walls i recommend flat or matte NOT eggshell. i don't like a shine except for doors and trim. shine just shows off imperfections and most people's wall have lots of imperfections...
hope this helps.
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