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  • Create Cleverly Concealed Work Spaces in Your Home

    Have you discovered that you could benefit from additional workspaces in your home? Using creative built-in storage is an excellent way to create unique spaces designed specifically to meet your family’s needs.

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    Contemporary Family Room by New York Architects & Designers Murdock Solon Architects via Houzz

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    • Homework center: Does your kids’ homework spill out across your entire home? Installing a built in homework center in a central location allows your children the ability to manage and organize their own homework without taking over the house.
    • Secondary office: You may have a full office in your home but adding a concealed auxiliary office is excellent if you don’t want to always be sequestered away from your family. A kitchen workspace or built in armoire in the family room provides a concealed space to work from.
    • Mudroom organization: The primary entrance to your house can quickly get clogged with all the stuff your family brings home. Built-in storage can organize their belongings and provide an area for you to work. Consider adding cubbies for sorting mail and a pull out ledge for your laptop or tablet.

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    Traditional Home Office by Huntington Interior Designers & Decorators AMI Designs via Houzz

    Contact our professionals at Country Club Homes for more home remodeling ideas that will meet your family’s unique needs.  Call us at 203-762-0550 or visit our website.

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