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The Terrace, a building of various creative industries managed workspace, off Grantham Street in Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
It contains 50 workshops, studios and offices and prides itself on the reception service offered being to an excellent level. There is a Large Conference Room, Boardroom and two smaller size meeting rooms and an onesite Café Portico. All avalible to be hired.
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On Nguyen Hue Boulevard, the Café Apartment is a unique piece of Saigon’s creative spirit.
Once an old residential building, it’s now home to cafés, boutiques, and small studios stacked on nine floors — each with its own design, color, and charm
See the full story and photo gallery at
www.strangphotography.com/ho-chi-minh-city-street-life-be...
My amazing husband remodeled our Columbia River floating home. This 2nd floor loft used to be our bedroom. We now have a beautiful new bedroom with an attached sunroom. The loft has become my happy, creative space - what a wonderful gift from my husband!
At least this small area of the room is finally complete. (Who knew how much time raising a toddler could take up?)
Well maybe more messy spaces but a lot of crafting and plans for pictures go into this creative space. All my girls and boys headbands, hats and clothes are in this area along with a lot of props and craft supplies are here too.
On Nguyen Hue Boulevard, the Café Apartment is a unique piece of Saigon’s creative spirit.
Once an old residential building, it’s now home to cafés, boutiques, and small studios stacked on nine floors — each with its own design, color, and charm.
See the full story and photo gallery at
www.strangphotography.com/ho-chi-minh-city-street-life-be...
My Jeu de paumes books, wich I looove !! the cutest pillow from the RVA girls, the babouschka's are from Ikea.
A bohemian studio draped in color and memory — textiles cascading like old stories, wooden floors worn by the weight of creation, and a figure reclining in quiet sovereignty. The embroidered dress, the easel, the window’s soft spill of light: everything here feels lived in, ritualistic, almost ancestral. This is a room where art breathes, where the body rests without surrender, where the world pauses long enough for the soul to speak. A portrait of stillness inside a sanctuary of making.
I.
The studio hums with yesterday’s colors,
threads of old visions hanging in the air.
I sink into the chair like a returning myth,
letting the room remember me before I speak.
II.
Draped fabrics ripple like quiet constellations,
mapping the long journey of my becoming.
Every fold holds a secret I once whispered,
every shadow a promise I’m still learning to keep.
III.
The window spills its gentle blessing,
a soft benediction across my resting form.
Light gathers on my dress like patient fire,
waiting for the moment I rise again.
IV.
The easel stands guard in the corner,
a wooden sentinel of unfinished dreams.
It knows the weight of creation’s silence,
the ache of visions not yet born.
V.
I recline in the throne of the weary,
but there is no defeat in my posture.
Only the slow exhale of a maker,
pausing between chapters of becoming.
VI.
The room is a cathedral of textures,
woven with the ghosts of every attempt.
Here, even stillness feels like devotion,
a sacred offering to the craft that shaped me.
VII.
My hair spills like a quiet river,
carrying the stories I haven’t told aloud.
The chair holds me with familiar tenderness,
as if it knows the weight of my return.
VIII.
So I rest in this sanctuary of color,
letting the world soften around the edges.
For even in stillness, I am creating—
a portrait of a soul gathering its strength.
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The vintage items you see here aren't part of a deliberate theme on my part. Everything simply came together over time.
1. 20-inch Dell 2009w LCD monitor. I bought this in 2008. It's great for text, but the color isn't up to snuff for production work. (Oh, and hiding behind that lovely illustration by Carolyn Arcabascio, is the working draft of The Murk, which I am currently editing.)
2. Western Electric model 500 telephone (sold from 1950 to 1984). This is my high-tech communications system. I picked it up at a yard sale ($5) several years ago because I was getting tired of buying new batteries for my cordless phone. It still dials out, but when confronted with an automated message system and asked to press "4" or whatever, I just have to hang up.
3. Panasonic Electric Pencil Sharpener, model KP-77 S (probably early 70s, with Auto-Stop!). My trusty friend, bought by my wife for $3 at a church bazaar. Amazingly, you can still buy replacement parts for this model.
4. Sony MDR-V700DJ headphones. My portable orchestra. I bought these in 2001, shortly after purchasing an iPod, because said iPod couldn't pump out enough juice to drive my old AKG 260s.
5. 15-inch Apple Macbook Pro (Winter 2006). Tucked behind the monitor, Graphic Mayhem rests in a little wooden bracket and runs in closed-lid mode when it's not doing color work.
6. Apple Pro Keyboard (2000). The computer this came with is gone now, but I kept the keyboard because Apple built it to outlast the sun.
7. Apple Mighty Mouse (2005). I have no clear memory of how I acquired this mouse, but it's still on the job.
8. Picture of an Egyptian chariot (gift from a friend), because chariots are cool.
9. Webster's New International Dictionary of the English Language, Second Edition (1938). Yes, it's old, but it still beats the hell out of any other dictionary I've ever used.
10. Two Rinn. These were a Christmas gift, hand-made by my wife and children. They are more precious to me than my weight in 1st edition hardbacks of The Princess Bride, by William Goldman (Fine in Fine dust jackets). And THAT, my friends, is saying something.
11. Placebo coffee (or sometimes placebo tea). It's hard to see in this photo, but it's right here on the corner of this middle shelf.
I'd like to say a warm Hello to all my dear flickr friends out there in the world!
I'm so glad that we found eachother and keep to get inspirations from one to another!
Have a wonderful and creative week!
Hugs to you from Germany
Carola xox
P.S.:
A friend took this photo of me in my studio while visiting me in the merry month of May this year.
... in my creative space.
Ikea Expedit shelves.
More storage, but as you can see, I shared the bottom half with the boys ... :P
I am very happy about it. I really needed extra room next to the two desks.
Explore # 168 :) thank you !
Thinking about previous apartment creative space setups from old Flickr posts. This is from a post here from 2007.
Computer corner on the left, with also cookbooks & craft books on the shelves.
Sewing / craft corner on the right, with fabrics, buttons, ribbons, crochet laces, stamping essentials, watercolor essentials, on the shelves and on the desk itself.
My (finished) pincushions & handmade stuffs are in the drawers, protected from light.
Aug 15th 2009
EXPLORE #491 (Aug 15th)
Not long ago I started a collection of glass tree toppers, so far I have only 3 and two of them are old/vintage ones. I like to display them on glass bottles in my studio shelf at Christmas time.
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The Anthony Building is an iconic structure comprising of a 23,078 rentable square foot retail and office building located directly on Historic Clematis Street in the heart of Downtown West Palm Beach's thriving high-energy entertainment and business district.
The five-story building features the first two floors converted to a prime, ground-floor retail suite fronting Clematis with 18-foot-high ceilings and approximately 850 square feet of mezzanine space and currently housing the very popular tenant Fitness Hub. The top three floors consist of conventional and loft offices with original hardwood flooring and two floors that cover the entire footprint of the building and a penthouse floor that covers approximately 40% of the footprint on the south end of the building with a large rooftop patio accented by three sets of French doors.
The building's façade maintains its original historic and prominent design with three-story decorative columns and carved concrete architectural cornices, moldings and gold-leafed lettering that give the Property tremendous street presence in this trendy location. Currently 31.7% leased to two tenants, the Property represents valuable upside to the well below market ground floor retail as well as the lease-up of the 3rd and 4th floors. Highly flexible office floors allow for multiple smaller tenants or single floor tenants.
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This is my lovely craft space. As you can see I am quite a neat freak although my desk is never THIS tidy. It's usually covered with supplies and I work on a tiny corner.