Mother of all craft rooms!!!

I definitely have table envy! Love that table. I can tell she is a card maker, because a 3 foot wide space isn't enough for a scrapbooker (at least not for me). That would give me just about 6 inches left over on the side if I have my double layout out. I also do two doubles at a time most of the time, so it would really be tight. Love how pretty everything looks and you can tell by just her die cut machine and dies they have a lot of $ in that area. But then again, if you have an elevator that takes you to your craft room, you probably aren't budgeting like many people. I'd have crafting parties every month if I had that space.

Holy heck! That is one nice craft/living space that I would never leave!

She mentioned “teaching classes” and then I saw one of the ladies with a small white box that looked like a kit of some sort. I was wondering if it was one of those Stampin’ Up monthly kits, if they even have those anymore. I’ve never gotten one of those kits but maybe I’ve seen a pic of them in one of their catalogs in the past?? Maybe she’s “up there” with SU? 

I also would have loved to see her storage solutions for all her supplies. Maybe they’ll do a part 2?

The table was awesome, but hidden storage for me means I forget what I have. Plus, it's just too much stuff. But, if I had unlimited funds, yeah, I'd made do. 😏

There are some still photos on their blog with better lighting for those who’d prefer not to sit through a long ass video...
There’s a lot of SU in the extra room off the main room.
www.stampnstorage.com/crafted-spaces-series-3/

Here’s the GA neighborhood they live in (according to the article) 
www.pinewoodforest.com/homes

Agreed. While the space is beautiful, it functioned (& the owner promoted it) more like a commercial space with easy access to its second floor location (including for disabled guests), a lobby space (ie chairs, tv), kitchen to prepare food/meals; & 3 sq ft of work surface, electrical outlets, access to machines, etc. at each of the 7 seats. The footage with guests showed them occupying the seats & her standing as though teaching a class, not hanging out with friends. 

Gorgeous! I got totally distracted by the truck driving backwards around the 3:18 mark. But her space is completely amazing!

The room is interesting and not quite something I'd design. I do like the seating area with little kitchenette if she's having others over so she doesn't need to have them accessing other areas of the home. She did mention guest rooms around the corner, so I wonder if she hosts retreats of some sort too.
Honestly, I'd love to have a keriug in my craft room so I don't need to walk to the kitchen to make a drink while crafting, but I guess I can make the walk to the room over instead. If I had to go down an elevator then it would be a different story.

I'm not sure of all the details. I skimmed over the page that joblackford posted.

I have just moved rooms and redone my studio space. There is not even any comparison between mine and hers. Wow! While utterly beautiful, I felt sorry for the husband. I actually felt like he had tears in his eyes in a few places. Maybe it was allergies but not sure how happy that household is. To completely disregard the budget--hmmmm, just sad to me but a beautiful space.

Here are my thoughts. It's a very beautiful room. I would want to scrap there in a heartbeat. I would enjoy myself. Neither of them seem that stuffy to be uncomfortable.

I have a feeling he has his own expensive hobby(ies) or play toys. It is obvious by the video money really isn't an option. I think he was 1/2 joking on the budget, it seemed to be dry humor. If he really was that 'upset' about her budget, first I don't think he would go on that video to begin with or talk about it like that.

I do love the thought that went into that room so they both can enjoy it at the same time. When you have a room or space that isn't by everyone else, you do (or I do) sometimes have that guilty feeling that I should be sitting by my kids or husband.

It's easy for us as 'normal' people to pick this apart. Most of us would never have that kind of money to spend that freely. So it is easy to say, well I wouldn't want that or this.

If I could design a fancy room like that to my heart's desire, sure.. it would probably be way more different that her room but she has a lot of great ideas and I bet if we could have seem more of the organization of the drawers and cabinets there would even be more great ideas.

And that desk and granite top is probably more expensive than my WHOLE house and I am not kidding, almost.

EDITED to add:  Just had another thought.... with all this COVID and staying home.... I think I would enjoy being locked up in that room for quite awhile!! 

I got the impression as well that his complaining wasn’t serious. If I had the money and the space for something like that I would definitely do it. 

It’s beautiful to look at but it would never work for me. Way too big and way too many choices. And there is no way I’d want to climb a ladder to browse through my cardstock.

Me toooooo! I loved it. Loved loved loved it. I loved that it was a retreat of sorts for her DH as well, and the fact that there were guest bedrooms off the space meant that it was multifunctional.

I thought I saw a Paper Pumpkin box - I bet she's a SU! demo. But she didn't talk about "business" stuff.

If I won the lottery, I would love to have that space! My craft area would have a work space for DH's photography hobby, too.

joblackford thanks for the link to the blog with photos. With normal lighting, the space looked much more inviting and beautiful. It looks like they thought of everything and designed a beautiful space to suit pretty much every need. I thought it was funny that she made a point of talking about infirm people coming to her space but there was a ladder to access cardstock. Haha! I realize that she is probably the only one who climbs up but I think it’s a poor choice for longevity purposes. I like that she made the space so that her husband can hang out with her and that it would also serve as space for overnight guests so they are more comfortable and have some privacy as well.