Shed Plan

 

Im here to confess creating these rooms isnt as easy as we make it look.

Trying to define a specific room inside a larger space has its challenges,

but after struggling we have built a work space for Mrs. P to create in.

 

When Carrie and I started trying to create Mrs. Ps craft room inside the store

we found picking the right furniture difficult as well as the placement.

 Craft rooms are a relatively new idea and something we all wish we had but

finding the space and setting it up can be daunting.

Every new home comes with an on suite, not many come with a dedicated craft room.

 

Figuring out what you want to do in the space is critical to a set up that will work.

Mrs. P enjoys taking time to sit and read Annie Sloan books like this one called

Creating the French Look, so a comfortable chair is a great idea to include in the design.

 

Whether you are painting some mason jar vases, building a vintage photograph lamp shade or making

 lavender satchels, you need to figure out how big your work surface should be. We have used a small

 dining table and easily filled it with all sorts of things you would want to spread out while you are creating.

 

I brought in this French Provincial Server that I just finished to show how different pieces can be

 used in different spaces. Also find fun and creative ways to store your supplies for easy access and

to keep your supplies out in the open so you can see what you have to work with.

Knowing what I have to work with helps me be even more creative.

 

Take a cue from Mrs. P and be unconventional and surround yourself with the things you love.

For some clever ideas check out the new store display in person,

Mrs. Ps Craft Room at The Passionate Home.