Built in Style

A place for everything and everything in its place.  t’s an old saying with plenty of meaning when it comes to your home. Built in cabinetry is invaluable when it comes to storage, whether it’s in the kitchen, home office or walk in wardrobe.

It’s important to not only consider what items will need to be stored, but the flow of people and use of the space. Above all, cabinetry needs to be practical. It’s important to think about the space it’s in and how the people in the
home will flow within in it. For example in home offices, if there’s more than one person working in the space, it might be better to have storage on one side and a working desk on the other.

Cabinetry design is individual to the home it’s in as well as the family that will use it, so while displays and pre-designed cabinetry is good for inspiration, it certainly pays to have a professional interior designer to design around your individual needs and incorporate the latest products and trends. There are always new and exciting innovations in cabinetry and a good interior designer will be able to design a solution based on your needs and the latest products.

Organise Your Space

Forget the peak hour commute and arrive fresh in less than ten seconds. Create the ultimate lifestyle and work from a home office. An organised workspace with a place for everything and everything in its place.

The key is built in cabinetry with storage and desk space. The “before” photo above shows a home office from which a family printing business is run. Lacking in storage and bench space with outdated decor, the space was dark and cluttered.

We've created a flexible, streamlined workspace, by combining built in deskspace with open and closed cabinetry for easy access and storage. The desk has mobile pedestal drawer units underneath for the flexibility to accommodate more than one person if needed.

It’s essential for each home office to be tailored to the individual needs of the client and the space available. “there’s no standard plan for a home office, it’s imperative to find out needs such as what type of work will be done in the space, what storage is required and how many people will work in the office.  This home office renovation works perfectly for this printing business, but would be impractical for an architect, who would need much more benchspace.

Running a business from a home office can be the ultimate lifestyle if the space is organised correctly.