After deciding on the diagonal furniture placement, I noticed an empty space in the far left corner beside the exit door. I suppose I could leave it empty, or put a large plant there. Hmmm…

In the end, I decided to use a really lovely antique–a small writing desk facing the pond.
I think this would be a terrific spot to write a note, or browse the internet on your tablet. Very practical!

A Victorian writing desk, similar to the one shown here, will be used in the corner, facing outward to maximize the view.

Of course, a desk needs a chair. So I found a cute little Victorian chair that looks good with the desk and decided to cover the seat in something unexpected…

A similar Victorian chair will be used at the small desk in my Sunroom Project.
I plan to cover the seat in a long-haired Flokati fabric to update the chair. Isn’t that so cool?!

The most recent update to my floor plan includes a small Victorian Desk and Chair, with the Duchesse Brisee in one corner, angled to address the main seating area in the right corner of the space.

I love that such a small space can incorporate so many places to sit, relax, read and work. This is turning out to be a room I’d love to live in!

I’ll share more about my plans for the BCDH Sunroom design in future posts. Until then, feel free to visit the BCDH website here: http://www.buckscountydesignerhouse.org/
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