It’s always intriguing to peak into other designer’s workspaces. It’s kinda like taking a peak into their mind, their creative process. We all have a unique way of working and contractuing our workspaces. The studio/office above is from Scout’s Honor Co., a stationery studio in Vermont.
I love how the dark slate walls are contrasted with the bold white trim. It’s neat to see how to otherwise neutral room if filled with color by the materials and sketches that are scattered throughout.
There’s something inspiring about seeing how another creative professional organizes their workspace, especially when the room reflects both their personality and the way they work. The combination of neutral walls, colourful materials and sketches shows how a studio can be both practical and a source of creative energy. If you’re interested in exploring a dedicated creative space, Visit the website to learn more.