A jewelry designer's work beautifully showcased in her new studio |
This was never more true than for a jewelry designer who found herself at an impasse in both productivity and creativity. She was using a bedroom as her workshop that was filled with furniture intended for other purposes. An old dining table served as her work table and the surrounding chairs housed the materials she used to create her beautiful pieces of jewelry. While she needed everything within reach, she also needed space to work and a clutter free environment where creative ideas could be born. Plus, she wanted a showroom where she could bring clients and display her work.
Before
There was no room to be creative or productive in this cramped guest room that was being used as a design studio |
We removed everything and installed custom white cabinetry that could be used for both storage and displays. The center work table functions as her primary work area, but has storage cubbies underneath and seating for three additional people for when she chooses to hold jewelry making classes. We refinished the old honey oak floors with a grey wash stain that complements the crisp white cabinetry, and keeps the room from feeling cold. Finally, we stained the large window area the same, so that her jewelry designs can take center stage.
After
With room to design, room to showcase and room to do office work, there is still enough room to grow as her business expands |
Now everything has a place for it, whether it be the components in making a piece of jewelry or the finished product itself. And there is ample space for work, creativity and growth in the future. Perfect mise en place!
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