Studio Pictures to Share With You

May 13, 2010

Studio Pictures to Share With You

My studio isn't large enough for me but it does have some nice vintage touches to it. I lucked up on this old mirror and just had to have it. The wire on top and the cracks are perfect!

this is a front view of my small space. The desk was decoupaged with fabric.

I do have some pretty but practical storage ideas. Spice racks, in any form make great storage items for small embellishments, findings, etc. The above one was painted and aged and has a wood bird applique to liven it up.

This one revolves and holds misc brads, charms, beads, etc. Simply painted, it makes seeing what you have possible.

One of my favorite local antiques dealer told me these boxes were once used by pharmacist to hold prescriptions for pick up by physicains. Now they hold ephemera, etc.

One last picture to share- will you share your favorite tips and org ideas for creative spaces with me?

Live Life Creatively (and organized),

Melony

May 13, 2010 6:02:15 PM | Home Decor Projects, Recycled Projects

4 Comments

I appreciate your help. You really helped me.

Posted by: High School Diploma | June 7, 2012 at 04:10 AM

Okay now Mel this is AWESOMELY YOU! I love it! It's soooo gorgeously shabby chic and fun!

Posted by: Keri Lee Sereika | August 28, 2011 at 04:53 PM

Hi, I love your studio it is well organized. All the important supplies are stored in their proper cabinets. I really love the Spice rack that was posted because of its circular design. I'm hoping that I can have one of these.. Great post!

Posted by: Spice Rack | May 24, 2010 at 07:54 PM

Hi Melony!! Thank you so much for stopping by to see me ~ I love your studio! And I love all things old so when I saw those prescription bins I knew I'd love your taste...and I love the revolving jar caddy ~ too wonderful ~ have a great Friday! xxoo, Dawn

Posted by: Dawn @ The Feathered Nest | May 13, 2010 at 07:24 PM

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