We primarily work from our house, not the apartment, which is outside of LA County. We only keep the apartment for when we need to do studio work. So to simplify: home office in our house outside of LA County; apartment/office inside of LA County when we need to do studio work or meet clients. Most work done at house. The bottom line is, we use the apartment like an office, and I don't know if the IRS will look at it differently than an office, simply because it's typically residential. Thank you.
