As eagle-eyed readers have no doubt picked up from Twitter, we’ve more or less redecorated my study and today I finished moving all my stuff back in, including maps I’ve been holding onto for more than 15 years while waiting for a place to hang them all.
I’m delighted with the result, which is exactly as I’d hoped it would be, although I am sure it will not be to everyone’s taste.
Minimalism, what’s that? And yes, it really is that orange
As well as storage (I was about to say ‘ample storage’ but to be honest my new storage boxes are already all spoken for) I now also have a place to put several years’ worth of cycle campaigning memorabilia.
I still need more space for books, and no doubt it will never look this organised again, but I finally have a work space I am truly happy with. This leaves only one problem: I now have to get on with all the things I’ve been waiting until I have the perfect work space to do …
It’s comforting to know I’m not the only person who likes and collects maps…
I here by surrender to you my share of the world’s orange, including the fruit (I’m allergic to them).
@Andy – I don’t so much collect maps as accumulate them…
@WOL – I think I’ve probably got enough now
What an awesome place to work, great job!
The problem is, now I have to do some work …
I love it, especially the curtain/shade!!
yes those sheep make me smile every time
Love the designs of your cycling posters. And the roller blind 😉 What a warm inviting space.
Thank you! One of the best things about organising POP has been working with our amazing poster designer
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