Craft Desk Project - Finished!

It took four months of my life but it came out great!  Only having weekends and some nights along with material delays made it drag on but the finished project came out better than I imagined!  Almost, (yes almost) makes me want to continue on with the rest of the house!

The finished product!  We have a great spot in the corner which serves as the computer workstation along with desk space on the right.  On the left is a 32" deep craft work space flanked with bookshelf cabinets containing some chalkboard front boxes.  The oak office chair was actually a junkyard fine and restored beautifully and fits in this desk perfectly.

The frame is made from a piece of sheet metal painted (to hold magnets) with hammered finish spray paint.  The accessory bar is an IKEA find.  

Cozy corner

Paper is kept in a grid system.  For now its on the floor under the work space.  Its plenty deep and isn't in the way.  Future plans are the add an island work area.

Office work area.  Dresser fits perfectly.

Behind the dresser, I had room to add a little wrapping paper storage cubby.  Note the distressed leafy trim piece I had laying around.

A little above the cabinet decor.  Stained glass window pane has been in my shed for 10 years.  Oh and look at that cool little frame I made from some more of that lathe.  Actually got the idea from a frame at Hobby Lobby.

A little more above cabinet decor.  I bought that old fan probably 12 years ago.  And that's a painted mason jar.  Check out those cute girls!

One last shot!