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Tina's office setup

Currently, my office setup is such: clients enter through the front door (which is to the right of the window) and immediately arrive at the office, which occupies 13 x 17 ft. space.

In this space, there are the following: consultation table, makeup vanity area (located at the window), procedure area (black massage bed), and seating area (two black Wassily chairs)

I see my new office being comprised of two separate rooms/parts:

Consultation and procedure (including makeup vanity area). This room must have good lighting and a sink. I don't want it to look clinical, but it must look neat and professional.

Waiting room- for clients and guest of clients. This room will have seating, refreshments, and access to the washroom.

Inspirations for interiors: Drew Mandel's Ravine House in Toronto

Love: the wood panel ceiling, beam, wood frame windows, fireplace

Love: wood panel ceiling (this exists currently in the kitchen, however it is painted white)

Our condo in Southbeach

Click here:

http://www.freewebs.com/miamicondo3801/pictures.htm

Inspirations for interiors: The Setai

Desired interior theme: Modern "Shanghai 1930's"

Featuring clean lines, rich textures, and deep tones that are showcased by the use of natural materials such as wood, stone, and glass. Rooms are accented with strategically placed lighting to create the mood of calmness, serenity, and sophistication.

This theme is inspired by one of our favorite hotels in Miami Beach, Florida, the Setai. http://www.setai.com/photo-gallery
Interior design by Jaya Ibrahim, Jaya & Associates http://www.jayainternational.com/

Other inspirational properties by Denniston Architects http://www.denniston.com.my/webpagev1/amanyara.html

Love: Wood paneling, lighting, heavy furniture, consistent geometric shapes of circle and squares