Let’s be honest: a “home office” can mean a lot of things. For some, it’s a polished, built-in workspace where ideas flow as smoothly as the morning coffee. For others? It’s a laptop perched on the kitchen counter while you fight for elbow room between yesterday’s mail and the toaster. Well, the truth is, designing a custom home office isn’t just about having a place to sit with your laptop. It’s about creating an environment that actually supports the way you think, work,
