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Real Estate Wants: Minimalist home offices

By Julie Inzanti | September 20, 2013 - 2:33PM

For many self-employed New Yorkers, "corner office" means a desk crammed unceremoniously into the corner of a bedroom or living room. The home-office examples gathered above are an entirely different species. And while the total absence of clutter leads us to wonder whether any work has ever been done in these spaces, we can certainly fantasize about hanging our name on the door.

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