Jewelry studio workspaces

jewelry making station

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Between modernity and tradition, the Messika workshop brings together talented jewelry craftsmen to sublimate diamonds and the most beautiful jewelry creations.

This week's workbench feature is from @silverskycreations0046

I love to see other peoples jewelry studios. OK THE ABOVE IS NOT MY SPACE! This is really designed for a scrapbooker but I can invision much of what is here in my jewelry studio. The above is organization from the Scrap N Cube Company My reality is below A girls gotta dream though. Personally I think my reality is pretty great! I get to do what I love everyday! I like to see how other people work. This comes from the fact that I am learning and have so much more to learn. So in the spirit of…

Rivka Baake and Wilfrid Kreutz of Lappalainen live and work in a brick industrial building in Hanau, Germany, where they make Calder-style mobiles and more.

Name: Kelly & GregLocation: Brooklyn — New York, NYSize: 1,300 square feetYears lived in: 6 months — rented As a fashion blogger and photographer combo, Kelly and Greg have a special knack for revealing the glamourous in the unassuming. Behind the doors of their simple and sleek modern apartment lies a whimsical, elegant and diverse collection of finds that is telling of the couple’s adventures in taste-making. “You’re just in time!

If you are interested in pursuing jewelry design and want to build a home studio, here are tips on how you can do it and what you need for your setup.

Carol Dekle-Foss First of all, thank you so much to all who participated in my giveaway. Your comments and feedback are greatly appreciated! The winner announcement is at the bottom of this post. First, I thought I would share with you my studio layout. I dream one day of having a cottage style studio with little flower pots flanking double french doors, skylights for ample lighting and built-in cabinets galore. To be honest though, I am very grateful for the studio I have now. I never…