So when the desk becomes a bit crowded, some of the stuff gets shifted onto the floor next to my desk. Like magazines, boxes of pictures for collages, dictionaries for proofreading and editing jobs, baskets of clippings. Oh well, my second inspiration board takes care of six of the 7,834 pictures that I've collected. Yay. And look, on the bottom right are the (still wrapped) foldable cardboard storage boxes I bought to bring some order. Four months ago.
But wait! There is still some space on the sleeper couch, which I have cleverly converted into more workspace, by balancing a wooden board over the two edges. Yay, now I have space for my sewing machine and for extra books below. And the iron! Oh, yippee, I have found my old CD player! I was wondering where it was.
And all I really want is a workspace that looks like this:
6 comments:
So cute - it's always hard, balancing the real way we work with the ideal way we think we should work. I always have a sneaking suspicion that after those fancy photos are snapped, the owner comes back and snows everything over with clutter!
This made me laugh out loud! I can sooooo relate to the clutter vs. the ideal that I see in photographs and that I continue to imagine I'm (oneday) going to create. Oh well, we need to have something to aspire to, and a challenge... It makes us better people I'm told. Err, ok. I'll go with that.
stephanie - I so think your suspicion is correct!
kendalee - I do sometimes clear up the clutter, especially when I have guests ;)
Your deskshelfcouch is just brilliant. Better than anything Haldane Martin or Philipe Starck could design. Now to get rid of those pesky guests who want to stay overnight...
anonymous - oh ho ho! Why do I think I know who you are? My darlings, you are always welcome - for you the clutter disappears magically!!
Love this post! Thank you - real life versus magazine life. I have some pictures of my studio right after it was whipped into mercy but I have to admit I have fallen off the organization wagon a while back and need to get with it.
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