Submissions: Create Your Ideal Workspace

It's always been a dream, perhaps a nightmare, of mine to have a studio space at the top of a lighthouse in which to work on my art and design. There would be other small rooms: bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, but instead of a light there would be my

My ideal workspace brings the outside in. The space is embedded in the side of a steep ocean cliff. Most of the space is within the cliff face, with the rest cantilevering out over the ocean. The bright sunny side of the space is for working on and as

I'm a freelance graphic designer working from home now. I find the more I take out off my office - the more I get out of it. Scaling it down to a few key pieces is important in keeping my work and mind less cluttered. I like the idea of an office

It won't look exactly like this, but this is roughly what I want. Yes, I'm aware it's not really an office, but a small farm, but it's what I really, really want to own one day. I shouldn't need much of an office again, except to s

My ideal workspace isn't very extravagant if you ignore the mini-fridge filled with energy drinks... 

I'm sure tons of artists have a set up very similar to this. What makes it my dream workspace is that it represents the fac

This Treehouse Workspace includes everything needed for successful creativity, including a retractable rope ladder and a slide within the tree trunk. Maybe there's even a tiger pit underground to keep away unwanted clients?

I used this challenge as a prompt to exercise design thinking with my second grade students. They decided that their workspace is actually a classroom. We talked about the function of a classroom, which they determined was a place for learning. Then w