Study

Floor color

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Feature light

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Karen -- panels along the top to balance it out?

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Wallpaper behind open shelving

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Study doors

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Cabinet and drawer fronts

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Like the uplighting in the open shelves

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Clever way to conceal monitor

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LOVE the floating cabinetry and open shelving

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Concealed computer idea

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Concealed computer screen concept

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Like the idea of open shelves and floating desk / counter

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Like the built in cabinetry - not sure if our office space can handle it

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Like the thicker width of these open shelves (a little chunky) and the lights

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Like the use of natural materials (wood); open shelving etc

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Too boring

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I like the floating shelves, illumination and the desk top

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Not for John’s study - but I like the colour palette

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Love colour scheme for the house more broadly

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Colors in this project

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Colours

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Simple cabinet door design

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Like the simplicity of this

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Like the idea of being able to hide the screen when no using it

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Love the dramatic blue colour

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Blue

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Like the black and wood combo (colour / texture)

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Gold and wooden accents

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If full cabinetry is too heavy for the room, maybe wainscoting or panels for interest?

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Karen, maybe a panel at the top, rather than shelving all the way to the ceiling would balance out the shorter desk height, like in this picture? And include a baseboard for the doors i.e. so not floating

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Karen, maybe a panel at the top, rather than shelving all the way to the ceiling would balance out the shorter desk height, like in this picture? And include a baseboard for the doors i.e. so not floating

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I really quite like this — cabinets below and open shelving above

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Karen, maybe a panel at the top, rather than shelving all the way to the ceiling would balance out the shorter desk height, like in this picture? And include a baseboard for the doors i.e. so not floating

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Cabinetry

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