One of my favorite things about California bungalows are the little detached garages that you often find in the backyards of these homes. I’ve long thought that if I had a setup like that, I’d turn that garage into the ultimate workspace. I’m not alone in this vision, because when Alison Yin and Adm Golub bought their 1927 bungalow in Oakland’s Rose Garden neighborhood, their very first project was turning their own detached garage into the perfect workspace. After years of running their wedding photography business out of apartments and coffee shops, having a separate workspace that’s just steps from their house was a true luxury. Creating the perfect studio was a challenge due to how long and narrow the garage was, and the couple needed to find a way to create space for client meetings, equipment storage and two work stations. They wanted it to feel bright and cheery without being overwhelmed by computers. Now it’s the ideal spot to meet clients and edit photos while watching Kiki play in the backyard. -Amy
Photography by Alison Yin Weddings and styled by Leila Nichols
Image above: “We love that our studio has its own entrance, totally separate from the house, plus it’s Alison’s sunny morning coffee spot.”
Image above: “We love how bright and cheery our studio feels and the glass table, where we meet with clients, keeps the space feeling open and airy.”
Image above: “Who can resist that face? Kiki, our rescue Shiba Inu, loves to come to the windows and visit. It’s adorable!”
via Design*Sponge http://ift.tt/1hABAsP From Amy Azzarito
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