Anyone who likes making things eventually runs into the same problem: where do the things you make actually go? A 6 tatami room (about 9.7㎡) has to hold craft materials, display the things you make, give you a surface to work on, and still seat you on a sofa at the end of the day. Pile four jobs onto one room and every off-the-shelf option falls short.
I made a binder to manage my loose-leaf paper using leathercraft.
I wanted a tool that I would want to keep on my desk, something that would lift my spirits just a little.
Our 6-mat room is our dream workshop. To make miscellaneous goods, we want to use it not only for storing materials, but also as a display, a workspace, and a relaxing space. A large-scale challenge to create furniture that fulfills such requests.
Tried DIY! Gifting a Custom-Made Workbench to My Art-Loving Wife
Hello, everyone! Last month, I took up the challenge of making a unique workbench that can’t be found in stores, just for my art-enthusiast wife. I’ve written down the entire process for you here.
