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During the pandemic, I really felt the size of my home. I live in a 1940s row home, and while we did remodel it in 2008, almost to double its square footage, it's still under 1,500 square feet with an open-concept main floor. Two bedrooms and a weird L-shaped office/gym you walk through to get to the en suite on the top floor, and one big space downstairs. Two adults working from home, an easily startled dog, and a tween doing virtual school and then homeschooling made us all feel we were on top of one another, affecting our relationship.
When a friend informed me that she, her husband, and two other couples purchased an abandoned building in our town center and revitalized it into a workspace with monthly rentals of private offices, I was excited. This building was within walking distance from my home and had the office perks of a kitchen, mail service, and conference rooms. I'd have my own space with a lock on the door and be in the same space with other small business owners and entrepreneurs in my community.
For those curious, the rent started in 2021 at $500/month and now is a bit over $500/month. This price includes use of the kitchen, having a mailbox, and the ability to reserve conference rooms. You enter the building to a lobby, which has been the backdrop of many a photo shoot like this one for M.M.LaFleur and this one for Universal Standard. The building entry is locked after standard weekday business hours, and at all hours the door to the office spaces and our private offices are locked and accessed with keypads. We each have our own unique keypad code and they are occasionally changed to keep the space secure.
I began writing this post about my office space in September 2023, and then my mom passed. I started working on it again in January 2024, and then things got really busy. I am now finishing it at the end of March. Pictures are not all recent but through the time I have rented and decorated this space.
I apologize if it feels disjointed; I have added items since I started writing, rearranged the space, and it may actually give you more of a feel of how I am constantly modifying this space to make it my own for who I am today.
I desired a colorful, eclectic, but clean concept. The crazy shaggy rug, the crisp white walls free of window treatments, a bit of a Mid Century Modern concept. I've always wanted a velvet sofa and thought one in green, blue, or orange would look great with the rug. Clean lines to balance the wacky rug and to tie the rug and plain walls together. Something long enough and comfortable enough for a mid-afternoon nap.
Around this time, a rep for Albany Park reached out, inviting me to join their affiliate program. I looked at the furniture and liked what I saw. A Black-owned, reasonably priced company that focused on MCM-inspired sofas and chairs, the company was based in Brooklyn. When supply chains were causing sofa deliveries to take months, Albany Park had sofas in stock and available in just a couple of weeks. I got bold and asked if they would consider gifting me a sofa in exchange for inclusion on social media, and they agreed! I re-measured and found that this sofa, even with this matching ottoman, would fit in my office. I chose green velvet with walnut legs.
The Albany Park sofa and ottoman arrived in about two weeks and were super easy to assemble. In fact, a few months later, my mom bought an IKEA sofa and chair, and it made me wish I got her Albany Park because I found the IKEA furniture harder to put together, more chance for mistakes, and about the same quality (Albany Park's fabric was much more luxe).
Three years later, I still love my Albany Park sofa. It doesn't get a lot of wear and tear, but it has supported many a nap and been a seat with a rolling table as a makeshift desk, and several friends and clients have enjoyed it. I still feel confident recommending Albany Park.
Emboldened by the yes from Albany Park, when a rep for Interior Icons sent a similar email, I asked if they, too, would offer gifts in exchange for exposure on social. They agreed, and I picked out this Cicada floor lamp in orange, and an orange chair that is no longer available (but I found the same at Eternity Modern).
The Cicada lamp is a height that is best for a lower sofa or a single armchair. It has the power button on the cord, which can be awkward, but I connected one of these remotes to it so I can turn it on and off even from the other side of the room. It's super cool looking, though, and really adds style and an eclectic and retro vibe to the room. I have it next to the sofa.
The chair was supposed to be an accent chair, but I found the room too crowded, so it became my desk chair. I put a pillow behind my back for support. The chair is wool and has held up beautifully without pilling, but spills are a beast to try to remove. Also, the legs don't have pads on the bottom and were scraping the floor so I bought a pack of these on Amazon to protect the floor and the chair. If I did it again, I'd likely just get this chair which was in my virtual cart for a long while.
I have always wanted a big gold-trimmed wall mirror but my small home isn't designed to accommodate such a piece. With my own office, I decided to splurge on this one from Urban Outfitters. I loved its simplicity and how the curves sort of fit the whole vibe that was happening with my office. The mirror is ginormous and very heavy, but gorgeous and sturdy. I love it, and a big mirror does wonders for brightening a space and making a room look far larger.
Back in 2000, my sister and I lived together in an apartment in Annapolis. I was a visual merchandiser for the clothing store Express, based out of the Annapolis Mall location. And that location was being renovated from the old French concept to the new modern style we associate with Express to this day. And they were selling off old fixtures and decor, which included a swivel full-length mirror in the shape of Venus di Milo. I bought it for $25.
For a desk, I really wanted wood, and I really wanted a Mid-Century Modern piece. In 2021, everyone from Wayfair to World Market had MCM-inspired desks, but they all looked small and chintzy. I wanted something more substantial and began visiting local thrift and vintage shops, not concerned if the desk had some scuffs and damage as long as it functioned and fit the vibe. In fact, a bit of wear would nicely balance the crisp, colorful rug and furniture.
I visited Peg Leg Vintage, my favorite vintage furniture store in the area. No desks, but I did find a Mid Century adjustable reading tray. It can be angled to hold books or flat and used as a table. It was cool and functional with a removable side piece to hold one's coffee while reading. I bought it and used it as a desk until I found what I really wanted. I think I paid $250 for it. I found the same exact one for $1,200 on 1stDibs!
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