I live in New York City. This...
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| The final project in Drawing I was to sketch a room as viewed from another. |
is my apartment, well part of it anyway. I won't pretend that I am familiar with square footages. What's missing from this view of my "living room" from my bedroom is about one third of the couch and a 2ft wide end table to left (the television fits in some where). To the right of the chair, is my husband's makeshift music studio (yes, two creatives live here), a very tiny kitchen area, and the bathroom. I have turned the few leftover corners into my work space.
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| It's not normally this neat! |
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| My flex shaft is drilled into what used to be a sewing machine table (yes, I used to have one). |
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| Standard plastic trays for beads and components. |
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| I converted a jewelry display tray into a tray for my hand tools! |
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| These fabric trays were my attempt at "branding." |
What's not pictured, is my set up for taking shop photos , but it's not that interesting a space (and a girl needs to retain some mystery)! By the way, that's a copy of
Erica Domesek's P.S. I Made This on my work table. She has some great projects for sprucing up household items. Anyway, how have others of you carved out a work area in a small living space?
1 comment:
My desk looks sort of like this, too. Wedged into one corner of the living room and stacked high with potions...Working in a small space can be great for creativity and efficiency, you have to learn how to deal with it and that alone makes you think more creatively!
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