No one can flip a room like Joanna Gaines. She proved it time and time again on Fixer Upper and now she’s bringing her design prowess to a place close to her heart: The Magnolia Headquarters in Waco, Texas.
After some long, hard thought, the 41-year-old home décor maven decided that the office-standard conference room was no longer cutting it for her and her team. As she explained in a blog post, they needed a more creative space to come up with fresh ideas.
She wrote on her blog, “There’s something about a long table and the typical conference set up that just didn’t feel like us here at Magnolia. For me it felt stuffy and formal, and what I wanted to create was a space that encouraged conversation and had a relaxed and inspiring vibe. Whether we’re discussing the magazine or talking about plans for the Market, we could do so in a way that felt like we were hanging out in a living room or a library type of setting. After several years of meeting in this room, I told Chip I was ready to change things up and, I have to tell you, this transformation was a fun one!”
What she created is Gaines design like we’ve never seen it before.
