Study
I'm fascinated by people's creative spaces. I know some people only work/create in public spaces like coffee shops or bars. Still others prefer to move nomadically around their homes, laptops a-sail as each project takes root in a different room. Me, I'm one of those who only successfully works in my study, so I try to spend some time designing the space. I've had three different studies in three different houses, but this one, in the house I rent in Asheville, is my favorite. The house was built in 1928, so the walls are all tastefully aged plaster, the wood floors are all original, and the heating-grates on the floors all look like Baroque prison vents.
Every now and then, photos of people's creative spaces start to appear in the blogosphere. Such has happened again, so I decided to share a few of my space.
There, now. Who's next?
Originally published at Darin Bradley.
Every now and then, photos of people's creative spaces start to appear in the blogosphere. Such has happened again, so I decided to share a few of my space.
There, now. Who's next?
Originally published at Darin Bradley.