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Help! 1 man room, 2 purposes, 3 loves. Painting desk & PC/Geekery den.
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I was just reading the comments above and I thought I would draw it up for you. This is a really small room, as soon as you start dividing it up the space will feel ridiculously cramped with all your belongings. I suggest you make your own shelving and desk or hire a carpenter to make you something bespoke for you as it is such a small space. Give yourself a long desk, half for computer half for painting. Where normal depth furniture will hinder door access put your tv area. Put storage beneath your desk area. More importantly instead of having an intrusive book case put a shelf that goes all of the way around the room just above door height. You do not need to acccess your books everyday so make use of the limited space you have and put them up high. This also allows more wall space for your artwork. Let us know how it all goes
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That is a lot of money but oak is a very expensive wood. I bought a chunky shelf via Etsy from Ben Simpsons Furniture and I love the chunky wood. I think it’s pine wood but they have several stain finishes that may appeal to you. My shelf cost £50 and it came with wrought iron fittings included. I noticed they did floating shelves too and they also do bespoke. If they don’t appeal to you, there are loads of other people selling shelving on Etsy so worth a look.
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For me personally if it’s a forever home I would need to love it. You obviously don’t need to love what it looks like now but have a vision of what you’d do with it and as colourhappy said consider location, aspect etc. Our first house was purely the best of what we could afford in the area for school. The only thing I missed when we moved was a blossom tree! Our second (current) house we absolutely love however it’s not without its flaws which we were probably blinkered to. We have been looking to move recently but even with an increased budget we can’t find anything that comes close to the actual house. I’m sure the absolutely perfect house doesn’t exist (or in budget) so just wondering if you’d made a list of what’s really important to you? I don’t know your age either but I guess priorities change as you get older. colourhappy we looked in your area online and let’s just say we’d need to downsize 😂
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