Minimalist Kentucky Shed Transformed Into Stunning Home Office
Going Like Sixty — March 24, 2009 — Art & Design
References: decor8blog
It’s unclear if the owners of this metal shed in downtown Louisville, Kentucky wanted to evoke a shock effect, or if it was perhaps a nod to the urban surroundings, (but sheds are a rural structure, nonetheless). Once one steps inside the firm of De Leon & Primmer Architecture Workshop, owned by Roberto DeLeon and Ross Primmer, a stunningly beautiful interior design presents itself. The utilitarian metal shed has been transformed into a light, airy, minimalist home office.
And yes, the bunny at the foot of the bed is real.
Photos by Josh Meredith of Bella Grace Photography.
And yes, the bunny at the foot of the bed is real.
Photos by Josh Meredith of Bella Grace Photography.
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Design - The transformation of a metal shed into a minimalist home office highlights the trend towards streamlined aesthetics and functional interiors.
2. Adaptive Reuse - Repurposing existing structures like sheds for unconventional uses presents opportunities to innovate and create new functional and sustainable spaces.
3. Hybrid Home-office Space - The trend towards remote work calls for hybrid spaces that accommodate both residential and professional needs, creating new opportunities for spatial innovation.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects and designers have the opportunity to create innovative, multipurpose spaces that reflect the changing needs of both residential and professional clients.
2. Real Estate - Innovative adaptive reuse projects like transforming sheds into functional living or working spaces can lead to new opportunities in the real estate market.
3. Furniture and Interiors - The trend towards minimalist design and adaptable spaces presents opportunities for furniture and interior designers to create functional and aesthetically pleasing solutions for both residential and commercial clients.
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