We have been home owners for a little over 3 months now and I’m learning that there is always something to do! Over the past month I have focused all my free-time on organizing, painting, and completing my home office. My sweet husband agreed that we should use one of the bedrooms as my office/studio/craft room. Its a tiny room (9′ x 11′) with one medium sized closet. We created a built-in L shaped desk using table tops from Ikea, a 1″ x 2″ piece of lumbar, and L brackets. We utilized every bit of space in the closet by installing shelving. The final product is shown below.
(Sorry this post is image heavy, I wanted to share all the details).
Frame: TJ Maxx, spray painted yellow
Wall Color: Glidden G21; Calendar: Paper Source; Bookshelf: Ikea
Wall Decal: Salee Oh! for Blik
Storage Containers: West Elm; Chair: Ikea; Pillow: West Elm; Wall Hanging: Christina Serra
Floral Storage Boxes: The Container Store
Shelves: Ikea; Orange Storage Boxes: The Container Store; Camera Bag: Etsy
Curtains and Glass Tie-Backs: Urban Outfitters
Desk Accessories: Target; Button Flowers: Etsy
Cork Board: TJ Maxx, spray painted white
Closet Door Knobs: Anthropologie
Closet Shelving: Home Depot; Containers: Target
Paint Cans: The Container Store; Metal Bucket: Local Feed Store
Fabric Bins: Tagret
  teacher’s view. 18 student iMacs and my lovely new iMac.
  i finally got around to using my old ikea curtains (previously used a room divider in my old apartment) in the classroom. the filter light nicely.
great quote i have kept on the board for a while when my server was down and the kids couldn’t access their projects, “think with your mind. forget technology. creativity is not device dependent.”
  you can guess where the trouble makers like to sit. anyone have any advice on how to better utilize the space in the room? it’s pretty tiny for a computer lab.
 
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