Ok, I can see you are all highly organised. I currently work off a laptop wherever, but mostly from the dining room table at the farm.
How good is your imagination? I have an old stable block with hay loft. We are talking about 5 x 18 meters (20 x 60 feet roughly). Come November I will be doing up the hay loft as a studio for myself and for the workshops I run. The following images are ‘before’. I will post ‘after’ images so see if you can image the conversion.
The stables were built in 1857 old by Australian standards and were originally the home of the draught horses to serviced the Kyneton cordial factory. Below the hay loft is a 6 bay stables with original panelling, feeders and bluestone floor. The walls are corrugated iron. In time I will convert the stables into a gallery.
This will be the front door. I have new colonial style double doors with clear glass to go in here.
I will be putting French doors at this end to allow for flow through ventilation. I will use the old door from the other end as internal louvers to block out light when I use a projector, etc.
As you can see the first step is a bit dramatic. I am building a timber deck over the sheep yards and have purchased the stairs to go with them.
This is the current ladder to get into the loft. I think I need to update this.
I do need some assistance though. Where do I put the wine cabinet?