It clearly took some serious elbow grease for Heather and her husband to transform the raw basement space of their Rhode Island home into a functional (and comfortable) office and studio where Heather silkscreen prints her sweet cards and t-shirt designs.
They brought tons of light into the space and it’s obviously a studio that is meant to be used in addition to looking good. Go to Heather’s Etsy shop, heatherjeany, to see more of her designs.
(Images: Heather Toupin)
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Comments (6)
This makes me wish I had a basement!
what kind of carpet squares are those? we'd like to get something like that for our unfinished basement.
Thanks!! The carpet tiles are from Flor!
Nice - I love the arrangement of the carpet tiles.
& of course, your work is lovely. Having a great studio space like that can be so inspiring! Mine isnt nearly as fashionable, I'm jealous!
Love it! If you have extra flor tiles, you can mount them on the wall as a pinboard. I've been wanting to create a work space like this for a while...great job!