I am so inspired by seeing how artists, designers, and craftsmen create a work environment in their home. As an apartment dweller with limited space, I have always struggled finding a space for my home studio. Taking a look at sources of inspiration always gets me back on my feet!
Studio Sweet Studio is my blog about using my love of apartment culture to dive deeper and explore the artist's workspace inside the home. Isn't it so much fun to see how people live and work at the same time?
Shown above:
• Sunken Treasure's Studio
• Anne Ulku's Minneapolis Studio
• Facil y Sencillo's Studio
• Carrie & Tim's Studio
• Sarah Fox's Studio
Visit Studio Sweet Studio's Studio Tours for more!
Images: Studio Sweet Studio
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Comments (8)
Love the first pic although she doesn't appear to be working just relaxing :-)
This site is lovely and timely. I love looking at stylish studio/creative spaces. It's hard to find good inspiration pic.
Wish I could destroy the built-in desk in my work office and do something fresh and inspiring there! These are great!
-Teresa
those are all nice offices....too bad they don't show any photos of living areas sharing the space
Ahh! I love workspace posts! Some day my office will be like that!
What mauishopgirl said.
Fantastic article. It provides very detailed ideas on inspiring workspace concepts.
it is! i love peeking into other artists' studios. will add that blog to my reader for sure! I too have struggled finding the right place for my creative space in our home - just recently moved it into our dining room. Here is its previous incarnation in our former office (which we've since turned into a bedroom):
my_creative_space My favorite decor tip for office/work/art spaces is using vintage objects as office/craft supply containers (tea cups, mason jars, printer’s drawers), and surrounding yourself with inspiring prints & handmade pieces by artists you love.