THE STILLFORM JOURNAL
One room, many possibilities
A considered layout begins with the activities you want more space for.
Describe a real day
Instead of beginning with furniture, imagine a day in the room. Who arrives, what do they bring, and where do they need to move? Those simple questions reveal the most useful layout.
Leave something open
A room does not need to be filled to be finished. Open floor space can make room for a workshop, an extra chair or a new idea. Flexibility is especially useful when the studio will serve more than one purpose.
Plan the practical details
Storage, comfortable lighting and access to services deserve attention early. Bring these needs into the project conversation so the studio supports the way you want to use it.