Houzz Call: Show Us Your Hardworking Studio!
The studio may not be a room included in every floor plan, but most Houzzers crave one. It’s a space that exists for our work or pleasure, giving us room to create and take chances without worrying about spills or putting everything away before guests arrive.
Have you created a studio that helps you do your best work, whether that’s drawing, painting, sculpting, recording or building things? No matter if it’s a backyard shed, a spare room or a dedicated a corner in the living room — we want to see it and hear how you’ve made your space work hard for you.
Homeowners: Upload a picture of your home studio or workshop in the Comments section below and tell us what you’ve done to make the most of every inch.
Designers: Post a picture of a studio you’ve designed. Tell us what it’s used for, how you organized it and how you designed the space to make it work very hard for your clients.
Overlooking the rocky coast of southern Australia, Winnie Pelz’s rustic painting studio provides inspiring views to paint. A garden outside attracts birds and other wildlife, showing that for some, what goes on outside the studio is just as inspiring as what goes on in it.
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Courtney Hamill transformed a dilapidated backyard shed into her own ceramics studio. She and her husband repurposed framing from their hundred-year-old house and spray painted traditional shelf brackets to create this display area, which not only keeps the studio organized but also showcases her work.
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Artist Liz Davidson hangs her unfinished art pieces along the back wall of her Quebec studio. Prominently displayed, they continually remind Davidson of their progress, inspiring her next move.
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A dedicated corner and a hefty worktable give this homeowner room to spread out and paint.
The open space and sliding barn doors of this music studio give this homeowner plenty of flexibility. Concrete floors and simple wood paneling aren’t too precious, allowing people to simply relax and jam.
Your turn!
Homeowners: Upload a picture of your home studio or workshop and tell us about the most useful feature of your space.
Designers: Upload a picture of a studio you designed recently and tell us about its innovative details.
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