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Kitchen/Dining room computer nook
comments (1) January 24th, 2011 in Project Gallery
AronX, member
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Needed space in our kitchen/Dining room to have table. Built nook in corner with shelves for bookshelf stereo, printer, and laptop. All wiring concealed. Extra outlets installed. Ropelight added for interior lighting. Used Oak and Poplar. Also used Cedar for light weight framing as well as aroma. We eliminated a large entertainment center that held TV, and a computer table. We hung a new flat screen LCD on the wall next to the computer nook and now have space for a kitchen table.
Design or Plan used: My own design
posted in: Project Gallery, Simple compact performance
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Comments (1)
What I did a few times was to add side cabinets to the corner cab, so that the central unit had a couple of flanking shelf units. I built a small bathroom wall cabinet, an entertainment center, and a closet that way, and they all worked well.
A hanging corner office is a pretty cool twist.
Posted: 8:59 pm on January 24th
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