S/O Dream or Favorite scrap room?

I haven’t really found anyones to be my dream room. But I sure do have fun looking at them all!

I have a list of things to put in my dream room. That includes hard floors, a sink, a place for a comfy chair, etc

I cant think of anyone off the top of my head that I love their room, 100%. I am probably one of the rare scrapbookers these days that doesn't really want all white cabinets. I would love a mix of white cabinets + old, wooden unpainted cabinets. I love the mix of old + new.

I love pops of red + yellow in my work space. Big wooden tables. Vintage decor, but not stuff crammed everywhere. Some open shelves but not everything out in the open.

My craft room is so much nicer than what I had at my last house, that I can’t complain. I have a loft, and the extra light is wonderful. I would, however, love to have the Ikea cube shelves that are so sturdy for storing my papers. Cabinets where things can be closed (and possibly locked) would also be nice. One granddaughter dumped a container of glitter onto the carpet in my old house. She got into one of the drawers. I keep stuff like that out of sight, and higher up now, but being able to lock it away from little curious people would be helpful.

I would also love a really nice craft desk, in the middle, but I have to be able to take down my tables and put them away when all the grandkids come to visit, since some of them have to sleep on the floor of the loft in sleeping bags.

My needs are fairly simple. I would like better shelving/furniture and organization than what I have. That will hopefully come in time. I also want a laminate floor. Right now it’s carpet, and I want to replace it with laminate flooring.

My favorite craft room is mine, since the aesthetic & functionality of the space is tailored to me! The dedicated room on our main floor has an attached bath, spacious walk-in-closet, large windows, hardwood floors, a counter-height project table in the center, oversized chair with matching ottoman & side table in a corner, plus two ladder shelves, a wide 5-drawer cabinet, & a cube bookcase. All furniture is Pottery Barn & in a black finish, except the wood project table & white chair/ottoman slipcovers.



ETA: Check out Deb Rector’s studio featured on ScrapNStorage (Crafted Spaces Series 3).

I think I like Jennifer McGuire's the best. It's functional and clean, not everything is in sight.

At the same time, I often forget to use things if I don't see them. But I also get overwhelmed by visual clutter. It's the ADHD in me, I guess.

A more realistic room for me that I also love is Carissa Wiley's:

www.sprinkledwithglitter.com/blog/welcome-to-the-sprinkled-with-glitter-studio-a-photo-tour-of-my-craft-room

I don't have a favorite scrapbook room.
I've seen many scrapbook rooms and spaces that I like one thing or another, about the style or set up.

I love my scrapbook stuff. I don't have an actual room (studio apt), and currently I have things in a couple areas >> scrapbook corner and a sliding door closet.
I like things to be movable(on wheels). I have (two) three tiered 12in-ish x 33in-ish utility carts << these reside in my scrapbook corner, and five hanging file carts (that hold my 13 x 13 storage envelopes) << these reside in a sliding door closet.

My latest addition is a dozen 14 x 18 cafeteria style trays, that I can move back and forth to my 30 x 30 bistro dining table, then easily put them away on a multi-shelf bookshelf or six of them will fit sideways on my utility cart and I can roll it over to my table. That doubled my amount of workspace.
This makes cleanup so much easier, I just put the trays back on the bookshelf and roll the cart back to it's spot. 
I had wanted the we r memory keepers project cart, and this is my homemade version of it. 

Over the years of viewing many scrapbook rooms, I know I don't care for entire walls of various shapes, sizes and styles of modular storage. Nor do I like big multi storage spots islands(not a fan of "builts ins"). They are nice for those who love that type of arrangement, but it's just not my style.

I would actually just like a craft room of my own. Nothing fancy; just a place to call my own. I don't like all those big, fancy rooms. Everything always looks so antiseptic - especially the ones with all the white furniture.

I’ve never seen her room - it’s lovely. I especially like the drawers and the square/blocky desk. 

I like Kristina Werner’s spaces too, and have enjoyed that she’s given glimpses in the past of how messy it can get with piles and scattered supplies. I’ve gotten the sense over time that she’s not naturally neat as a pin. And that’s a good thing, not a criticism or negative whatsoever!

35 minutes away. Still in NJ