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      <title>A Guest Room Office With Space to Open the Bed</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;A guest room office is usually designed on the three hundred or so days a year when nobody is staying. The desk gets the good wall, the bed folds up or sits under a pile of papers, and everything looks fine. Then someone arrives with a suitcase. The bed has to open, the guest needs somewhere to put their things and get dressed, and the person who works there still has a job on Monday morning. Planning for that occupied week is what separates a guest room office from an office with a spare mattress in it.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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