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For six long, disorganized years, Sunday worked out of her dining room, but when
her son, Madison, moved to his own place, it was Brad’s idea to turn his bedroom
into an office. “He flew into action and finished the job in three weeks,” she
says with a grin. “It was when we first met and he was trying to impress me. It
worked!”
Besides being practical, the office reflects her exuberant
personality. “Unconsciously, the fabric hiding the file cabinets and the prop
storage area was influenced by a trip I took to China—and by my budding romance
with Brad. The stylized pattern has an Asian feel, and the color evokes the
beginning of a new life.”
pretty purposeful
(d) Brad outfitted the closet with shelves for office supplies
and camera equipment. Painted to match the décor, thrift-shop bulletin boards
are both good-looking and functional. Adornments, Sweetpeas and Snapshots.
What’s behind the curtain? Props. Split Pea, one of Sunday’s three feline
assistants, supervises from a resin chair.
creature comforts
(e) Painted window boxes hold current projects. (f) A
Sunday original.
(g) A cozy
armchair is a must. Fabric,
Waverly. Throw, Pine Cone Hill. Blinds, Smith+Noble.
Why waste time
with the door when you can load props directly from office to
car? “I
always park right outside the window.”
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