Pottery studio design style

Busy pottery studio, wheel thrown mugs, ready to handle

Ceramicist Megan Leihgeber, owner of Maya Blu, constructed her backyard studio with the help of YouTube Videos. Take a look to find out exactly how she did it.

Originally, Maggie and her father were thinking of building a full-time-residence tiny home, but when her pottery hobby really took off back in 2020, the two decided a mobile pottery studio was in order. Their 12x8

The pottery has had a refresh, creating more space and better, more adaptable shelving thanks to @jimclabs 💕 I love it when this little studio is full of people doing workshops & creating pots, but sometimes when the old shelves were getting full I found it difficult to settle into making my own work and it constantly felt like a game of pottery Tetris! I don’t think potters ever feel like they have enough shelf space, but this will definitely help.

Name: Katie Bowman and Steve Harris and a staffy, Hank.Location: Coburg — Victoria, AustraliaSize: Approx 700 square feetYears lived in: 2 years What do you get when a ceramic artist and a furniture maker live together? This semi-detached home that Katie, Steve, and their dog Hank have been living in for the past two years.

A glimpse inside my pottery home studio Since a couple of months I am working in my new pottery home studio. My girlfriend and me moved from Amsterdam to Geldrop, Brabant. The main reason for this move was that I missed my family a lot and wanted to be closer to them. Another reason was that I was working in a really small studio in Amsterdam. It was a little shed in our back yard, 2 by 3 meters, too small to grow my business in. I had reached a plateau and knew that I needed a bigger space…