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Sliding doors from Rustica Hardware make it easy to create instant privacy in the office or open the room to the foyer and the rest of the home. An urn pendant light from Capital Lighting hangs overhead. Christopher Oquendo/AJC FILE

The Eatons share an office, which was among the additions in 2000 and has views of the backyard. "There's green all around and we're together," Daphne Eaton said. While much of the home has family heirlooms, the round table was found at a garage sale. Reynolds Rogers/FOR THE AJC

A home office is carved out of space between rooms on the main level of the home. Christopher Oquendo/AJC FILE

Adam Perry's office is the only room in this 1951 home that he and his husband didn't change structurally during their renovations. "It's super cozy," said Perry about the space, which has a low, slanting ceiling. On his office wall he also has a wooden clock in the shape of his home state, Massachusetts, purchased from Bed Bath & Beyond. Reynolds Rogers/For the AJC

After renovating the detached garage that once housed squirrels, the studio space became Chris Erickson's office. While many changes were made, including the new windows and reclaimed pine flooring from Authentic Pine Floors in Locust Grove, the rafters and exposed decking are original. The caged Edison bulb pendants are from the Home Depot. Erickson made his desk out of a solid core door, and sealed the old metal cabinet with lacquer. AJC FILE

Swivel chairs from Bungalow Classic paired with RH drapes lighten up Angel Traverso's home office. Text by Shannon Dominy. Photo by Reynolds Rogers.

French doors separate the formal living room from the family's office space. Christopher Oquendo/AJC FILE

David Swales of Province Homes helped the Guthries transform their once-formal dining room into a stylish office, with French doors from Robert Bowden. The bookshelf that dominates one wall is actually two smaller bookcases with a computer desk and hutch sandwiched in the middle; all from the Brookhaven line at Hooker. The cream-patterned rug, from Macy's, and walls painted off white help balance the darkness of the wood. AJC FILE

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Sliding doors from Rustica Hardware make it easy to create instant privacy in the office or open the room to the foyer and the rest of the home. An urn pendant light from Capital Lighting hangs overhead. Christopher Oquendo/AJC FILE

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