The furniture was originally for a bedroom, so I've re-purposed the dresser as a desk. The small folding stool fits under it nicely though if I'm going to be doing computer work for a long time, I move the laptop to The Table in the middle of the room where I can sit more comfortably. The ottoman to the right was my original desk chair but it was a tad too short so now I just use it for storage.
Two chests also line this half wall. There are lots of drawers and it's a nice long, flat space to keep my printer, (some of my) die-cutting machines and Cuttlebug:
I also came up with a way to hide all the cords from said machines:
A power strip, label maker and 15 minutes and I no longer have to guess what is plugged in where. The best part is that I ran all the cords behind the machines and then down between the furniture and the wall, then thru a hole in the one chest next to my desk and into the power strip. I can close the door and I don't see - or trip - over any of the cords.
I still have a couple more parts to share....are you enjoying the tour???
Great work space!
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Ingenious use of a bedroom set. I am currently redoing my workspace as well. I'm using Three bookcases from Ikea.
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