Often hidden behind a closed door the office or studio can quickly devolve into a clutter fest. My office/ studio/ clutter fest is in the living room so I try to keep it somewhat presentable. I organize my office, not just because others can see it, but because it is where I spend most of my time. It is a reflection of my personality and style.
This is where I work |
The staircase bookshelf shields my desk from the rest of the living room for when the inevitable clutter sets in. Let's be realistic: it won't stay like this for ever. |
print by Steuart Pittman |
This drawer contains drafting supplies |
This is one of many drawers containing model making supplies and tools. Next up, get rid of duplicates! |
Most used items I keep at an arms reach. Scissors, Exacto, Sharpie, and pencil. (Fine, I never actually use that High-lighter. It shouldn't be there) |
Under the desk I store tools and supplies I use less often. Those boxes contain painting supplies, stationary, and one is full of random Mac cords. |
I found this shelf DIY idea on Apartment Therapy, and it actually works. |
I wish this fireplace worked. Oh well, It's still a great place to display art by Kelly Neidig, found drift wood and candle sticks purchased at Good Will. |
A reminder of whats important: Left: Little Erica Thompson with the Late Addie. Right: Jeremy and Lobo shortly after moving to San Francisco |
This is who is always as close to me as possible. (Picture taken while creating this blog post.) |
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