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Not everyone has the luxury of a separate home office or a room just for working out.
But how do you combine these different functions into one space without it looking cluttered and chaotic?
“Prioritize what activities are the most important, and design around those needs.
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Its basically a huge butler’s pantry with a TV, fireplace, and sofa,” she said.
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Zoning Is Key
Splitting the space into different zones is the tricky part.
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This also means that they can be easily moved around, depending on the use of the room.
Extendable tables are also useful, as they can easily accommodate both working and dining needs, she adds.
Sticking to a timeless decorating style also doesnt mean the room has to be devoid of personality.
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If anything, it provides a versatile backdrop for personal touches like artwork and patterned fabrics to shine through.
Add Splashes of Personality
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Not a fan of all-neutral spaces?
Brady proposes keeping the walls white and adding color with accessories.
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Pillows and throws are a great way to switch up colors and patterns for the season.
Swap out pastel tones for summer and warmer colors during the winter months, Brady suggests.
Doing this enables you to easily change the rooms ambiance for different activities and moods, she explains.
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Dimmable overhead lights will provide this flexibility, offering bright illumination and darker options when needed.
Introducing lighting at different levels is equally important.
Kruger recommends wall sconces, floor lamps, and table lamps to provide softer atmospheric lighting during the evening.
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Besides setting the mood, these light fixtures can also be used to highlight specific areas of the room.
