Some of the inconveniences of such a large area are:
- It always ends up being a catch all area and becomes a catch all surface instead of a workspace.
- Because I made it so wide and it only had minimal support underneath, it made it impossible for me to finish installing the other part of the corner shelves I've had cut for months and waiting to be put up.
- Because I used call brackets to attach it and support it, it was very hard to work with the numerous cables I constantly need to plug and unplug.
- Because the surface was put together using several pieces of wood, the surface was not even and smooth so I needed to figure out how to create that smooth and even surface (which I still never figured out how to do inexpensively).
- I had no functional drawers for office supplies and filling. Everything ended up "ON" the desk. cluttering it.
- It is a large area to work on (once it's been made smooth, even and uncluttered)
- Ability to keep all your tools and materials at hand (when it's uncluttered)
- It was cheaply made (and it showed)
This morning, bright and early I headed to the Goodwills in the area to find me a desk. I did find one at the third store I visited, bought it and brought it home.
I took apart the old workspace/desk and my clean and organized room now is a war zone AGAIN....*sigh*
Hurricane Lily was here....
Hi Paola! I've just found your blogand I'll come back on a regular basis! Very nice, comfy and zen! Your studio sounds like a wonderful place for creating!
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking of a new blog too... but I'm so slow for everything!
Hope you are going well!
Hugs!
Isa