One gray day a couple of weeks ago when I was
What's your fantasy workspace?
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Fantasy Office
One gray day a couple of weeks ago when I was
What's your fantasy workspace?
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One gray day a couple of weeks ago when I was
What's your fantasy workspace?
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Who said wifi was just for the office? I can see your office and like it just fine. Maybe a fireplace for cooler nights
I think it's rather a lovely daydream, Petrea. My workspace is pretty darn close to my fantasy one. Great natural light, large work surface, a view with lots of greenery, and my kitty and good coffee within paws reach.
Anywhere there is surf, sand, and sea. Oh, and with little or no work, but lots of time for blogging.
There's a Jefferson Starship song called Mau Mau with the line: "Sign me up as a diplomat - my only office is the park." Everyone wants a pergola! Nice photo.
If you had wifi, you could have a band like this:
iPad Band
Book Dragon, that is a superb idea.
Shell, that sounds so nice. Mine's close, too. All I need is more space. Like Kate. You know, she has the whole beach.
Mister Earl, I love that band.
I've always dreamed of having an old store front in a small town on the Ohio River. I'd live in back or above, and have the store as my studio, bringing in light from the windows as well as open to passers-by.
Trouble is, there are very few of those available anymore, gone to redevelopment or priced out of my reality -- making it "fantasy office," for sure.
If you had a gorgeous office set-up like this I can imagine you saying more than once to people "sorry I can't [whatever] -- I'm stuck at the office". You might need a water cooler fountain.
Cinder block, modern architecture, wood, rock accents, 20 ft high ceilings, north / south exposure, large sheet glass windows, isolated location with a fabulous view and a water feature nearby.
Sounds like a true workshop, Speedway. I hope you get it.
Katie, I need to learn to do more of that anyway.
PA, I didn't have you figured for the cinder block type. I like the windows.
fantasy workspace; Italy!
I've always wanted to have my office in a sun porch (windows all around) with a view - either mountains or ocean. One of those cottages on the dunes along Cape Cod would probably do the trick. ;-)
PA has given this serious thought.
klik: I'd never get anything done there.
Windows are becoming a theme, Karen.
Hiker, you must already have your dream office, or you'd have imagined your Queen Anne chairs and manservant.
this is a nice start to my perfect office, if it has the wifi (those dang 500ft cat6 cords are a pain!)...the manservant and comfy chair would be a nice addition---tho I think I'd pick a chair more adjustable---reclining or sitting up or...whatever works best for working...but then again, if I could do it in this type of setting, it wouldn't be hard at all!
wait, snooping, er, out for a walk, right?
I recognize this place. Always assumed it was the remnant of the yard of some old estate.
Walking with my camera, as always, Trish.
It may be that, Jean. Sure looks like it, and doesn't quite match the house. It's a lovely old thing.
One of my favorite pergolas is at the south end of Brookside Park. It links the park's barbecue area to the next door neighbor, Rose Bowl Aquatics Center.
My fantasy workplace: the courtyard at Pasadena City Hall.
Ann, I love that pergola too. I was worried they were going to remove it when I saw all the construction work down there. They're renewing the long pergola at the Huntington Library. You can watch a craftsman skillfully making the new plaster tree trunks look like wood.
That's a good option, but I would love a treetop office. Probably something enclosed, but with screens so I can get fresh air while keeping out the bugs and squirrels.
The end of my dock in an adirondack chair, a table and my laptop. That's my office and I love it. (I can even use my wi-fi!)
I'd like something similar to what Shell described, except I'd like a view of the ocean or large river, like the Mississippi...
Ann and Bellis, I guess I don't know that pergola. Yay! Something to discover.
Bellis, is that the one by the rose garden?
Amy, treetop, very nice. Where would your tree be, or does that matter?
Bayside, a fantasy achieved! Bravo!
Ms. M, do you notice we've had windows, water and greenery as themes? No one has said they want to look out upon a downtown cityscape.
As long as it's somewhere cool (no rainforests), I'm not too picky. :)
I like the sound of Shell's office. I hope to create something similar when I move into my house, which won't be for a few months. For now I'll have to make do with the total disarray of my kitchen/office. No wonder I'm so behind on my blog...
Amy, hard to work in the rainforest with all the bulldozers.
Susan, every so often I get frustrated and say, "I can't work! I've got to clean out my office!" I spend a whole day at it. And pretty soon it's a wreck again.
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