Photo: Tria Giovan; Stylist: Jan Gautro
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Simple, practical shelves hold jars and baskets that organize tools and materials for easy access. A reclaimed bin from a textile mill holds bolts of fabric. The sturdy trestle work table is actually a reproduction farm table originally intended for dining.
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