Jacob Albert, of Albert Righter Tittman Architects of Boston created this cozy, yet spacious home office for his client in this new coastal Maine home. Extensive use of Douglas fir boards gives a warmth to the space that is inviting, while warm gray trim provides a contrast in color. Built-in cabinets and desk in the gable end allow ample space for computer and other necessities while a free standing desk gives space for other needs.
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