Pottery Barn Work Spaces

Pottery Barn Design Library

by Pottery Barn (Editor)

Highlighted by hundreds of practical decorating ideas and styling tips, this creative guide to designing a casual, comfortable, and efficient workspace or home office presents a variety of real-life workrooms for every part of the house, as well as expert advice on furnishings, lighting, storage, color, and accessories. 50,000 first printing.

Genres: Interior Design, Nonfiction, Reference

192 pages, Hardcover

First published October 1, 2004

Reviews

[Kimberley]

I tend to rate books high because if they aren't good, I don't continue with them. This is a beautiful book and I did get some inspiring ideas that I'll actually use for my own work spaces, such as my art room, my craft closet, my shed out back for gardening tools, my little desk in the library, my space around the kitchen bar where I do most of my emailing, and all the other places I do "work" around the house. As others have said, there's nothing surprising or new in it. Just images of gorgeous, old, renovated homes.

[Laura]

I desperately need an organizational skills refresher! Since we are moving soon...I thought that this book would be of some assistance.

[Deborah]

All the books in this Pottery Barn series, organized by type of space, are surprisingly good reference books for DIY decorators. Not much here you won't have seen before if you're in the industry.

[linalovetheater]

average, not enough inspirations

[Carl Adams]

great to loan to real estate clients