#small-space-design

#small-space-design

"I've always believed in the necessity of loving where you are while you are there and building a home that truly feels like home," Gail begins. "When I step through my door, I am welcomed and held by the space that I've created and curated for myself. Here I can fully let go and simply just be. The hope is that my guests, whether it be friends or family (I do love to host) will feel the same way."

Sometimes, older buildings that have been converted into condos or apartments can be oddly shaped and sized. That was the case with this particular Madison, Wisconsin, condo located in Capitol Square. The one-bedroom, one-bath residence featured a generous living, dining, and kitchen area - but also featured a tucked-away, highly angular bonus room that offered a unique challenge in regard to furniture configuration.

While this space has become indispensable in many abodes, it often looks sterile and purely utilitarian. Instead, think of a home office as a great place to show off your personal style in a way that wouldn't be possible in a more corporate setting. Decor is a great place to start. A beautiful vase, layered artworks, or even a fresh coat of paint can breathe new life into your 9-to-5, all without breaking the bank.