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Barbara Adler is the head of PR for a troupe of breakdancing moms (yes, you read that right). The problem? With papers strewn, a blocked entrance and a less-than-stellar storage system, Barbara's home office is as difficult to navigate as some of the group's routines. We enlisted interior designer Rose Ott and construction professional Frank Ott, a husband-wife team, who give the home office a fresh (and functional) look. Promotional consideration furnished by Stroheim and Romann, Inc./Chivasso Fabrics, Michael Jon Durables, Stark Carpet, Expressive Living, Caesarstone, Sonneman-A Way of Light, Cupcakes Catering, Nicola Design Studio, Ferry Carpets, Floor Decor (call 516.764.4466), The Complete Window (call 516.868.0806), Emanuel Decorators and Upholsterers (call 516.221.0468), Hennig Custom Woodworking (call 516.536.3460).
Make your home office feel more like home with this lesson in style from designer Richard Mishaan. Known for his luxe spaces with a generous dose of glamour, Richard brings a sophisticated, warm vibe to his workplace in Tribeca. Whether it's holding meetings in a polished, yet inviting living room or hanging art on the walls, he demonstrates how to strike a balance between business and pleasure.
