Wow! So sleek. Great tips...this article is a keeper.

Thanks for the feedback guys!

Bungalow: I love my spine bookcase! Makes me want to pick up a book everytime I walk by it.

jflogo: I am very tempted to do my room next (or move and start with an entire new canvas)

inkyR: The home office actually used to be a bedroom. I used to have a small corner of the living room and then decided, "It's time to expand". :-)

Stafanharwig: When we created the office, there we only two people. Now we sit with the delema a trying to figure out how to comfortably fit my other co-worker. At the moment, we bring in another chair and set up either a small table with a MacBook Pro on it or we move the wireless keyboard from the Mac Mini and place the MacBook Pro their to work with (Mac Mini's aren't the best when 8 hours of the day is spent in photoshop). We are actually looking at a nice and roomy office space now. This morning I drove up to a recently renovated warehouse that has been converted to office/studio space. It's beautiful; hardwood floors, tall and large spaces with huge windows. I will post about that soon (hopefully we will be moving to better fit our 3rd co-worker in the next few months).

Thanks again for the comments!

I like it very much, but where does the person in the middle desk put their legs?  I'll second the spine bookshelf though.  That rocks.

This is pretty cool. Because we rarely eat in the dining room and I needed space for an office, we're converting the dining room into an office. It's interesting to see how other people create a home office in a not-necessarily-office space!

=0* * ... screw office, i want that as my room.

An OCD designer's dream! Think the spine bookcase would be great for my home office to house all the design books. Thanks for the inspiration.