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The former family room shrunk when I added an equipment room for my home theater so I converted it to a home office. I continue with the pine plank design found throughout the rest of the home. The cabinet doors use 32mm hinges and again aluminum angle for the edgebanding. The underside of the overhead cabinets are deep and hold florescent light fixtures to illuminate the counter work area.

The counter top and drawers are a concrete appearing high pressure plastic laminate instead of actual concrete. The wood plank flooring is a linoleum from Canada that looks like an old worn beam flooring recovered from a industrial building.

The design concept here was vertical flow of wood to steel, to concrete, to cork, and back to wood.

-- Wuddoc


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coolbreeze

105 posts in 136 days


posted 118 days ago

Wuddoc,

What in the world do you do? I always wondered where CNN came from! Looks like a nice home office for any line of work. Thanks for the pics. Don’t know about you, but I’m in the mood to multi-task all of a sudden….

-- Jason, AL

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Woodshopfreak

315 posts in 143 days


posted 118 days ago

Nice work. Nice office as well. You have like three flat screens. lol.

-- Tyler, Illinois

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biff_kpv

203 posts in 264 days


posted 117 days ago

W O W ! ! ! !

I am sooo jealous, that office is awesome!

You could never leave the Lumberjocks site, create a sketch-up design, watch the latest Wood Whisperer pod cast AAAND never miss the scores and highlights of the big game on the TV all at the same time!

How do you ever get into the workshop???????

-- Kevin -- (http://www.kevinswoodshop.blogspot.com)

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dustynewt

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posted 117 days ago

Looks like a “situation room”. Whatever you do, DON’T TOUCH THE RED BUTTON! Just kidding, actually I am jealous. Great Office.

-- http://dustynewt.webs.com/

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Scott Bryan

7957 posts in 223 days


posted 117 days ago

Wuddoc,

This is a fabulous office. Just guessing I would say that you are a multi-tasking individual. I like the pine/aluminum theme that you have put into your home.

I just hope that you don’t get tired of it and have to remodel. But then again this would give you an excuse (as if you need one) to spend more time in the shop developing a new theme.

Thanks for the post.

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

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rikkor

6604 posts in 275 days


posted 117 days ago

Your office just pegged my envy meter. It is fabulous.

-- Maplewood, MN

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snowdog

526 posts in 383 days


posted 117 days ago

It looks like that grow and grow and now it has taken over, resistance is futilely :)

-- "so much to learn and so little time"..

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sidestepmcgee

49 posts in 126 days


posted 117 days ago

your office is way cool,i love the steel and wood theme.

-- eric post, tallahassee FL

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CharlieM1958

3635 posts in 619 days


posted 117 days ago

Geez….this goes way beyond any definition of “home office” I ever thought of. Is that a plotter? You don’t see to many of those in the home setting!

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

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wuddoc

35 posts in 119 days


posted 117 days ago

Thank you all for the nice comments.

CharlieM1958:
The printer is a HP Design Jet 500. It can do plotting but it is a graphic arts printer. I use it to help me when I am trying out a design as I can reproduce full scale. I have made a few posters with it.

I use the digital equipment to review photos and video/audio material we shoot where I work. I also use it for Power point presentation development where I have to insert video’s. I have a considerate boss who allows me to use flextime and digital commuting.

The three screens are necessary for video or still work; left = raw, right = control boxes, center is work in progress. The TV above will show the finished product as most people would see it or I tap into a movie from various sources ie., DVD, tape, cable, satellite.

-- Wuddoc

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GaryK

8243 posts in 389 days


posted 117 days ago

That’s a nice looking office. More like commadad central.

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

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