
Night
Shop--(Click to see full size)
I wanted the shop at Bear Meadow to be elegant, comfortable, and efficient. This is the most highly finished shop of the three or so I've built. Katherine helped me choose colors for accents, floors, and touches here and there.
The shop's
first floor is where the main construction and preparation goes
on. Here is an overview taken more or less from the shop entrance,
looking toward the southwest corner.
There is
also the mezzanine where the I do all the finishing and prep for
shipping. The mezzanine was very heavily built, so that it could
store tons of wood, cases and other components, and supplies.
And here's
the office, a little cubby-hole under the stair, where I pay bills,
balance the checkbooks, and do a lot of the design work, etc.
A Macintosh sits here, along with a stereo system, file cabinets.
The shop
is in back of our house, and was built by previous owners as a
photographic studio. We rolled up the garage door and installed
these patio window doors, which flood the interior with horizontal
light.

Katherine
built these two shop gods out of materials she found in the scrap
pile and trash bin. It's an artists' tradition to bless a new
studio with a studio god, a kiln god, etc, built with stuff found
in odd corners, scrap, and whatever is in the trash bin that day.
You might recognize some pieces of a failed Teardrop incorporated
in these two.
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