Okay, roll call…
Self-proclaimed art hoarders, raise your hands.
I’ll go first. Hi, I’m Heidi, and I have a lot of art supplies. Like… a shed-full.
We recently moved into a beautiful old farmhouse, and I’m finally giving y’all the tour of my new art studio. (And if you missed my last studio setup, don’t worry—I’ve got a link to that video at the bottom so you can compare and tell me which vibe you’re loving more.)
Spoiler alert: this one feels like a cozy treehouse.
Let’s go.
First, Meet Piper
Before you even walk in, you’re likely to be greeted by our unofficial tour guide—Piper, our pup. She takes her job very seriously… sometimes too seriously.
The First Thing You’ll See
Right when you walk into the studio, there’s a painting that holds my heart. I didn’t create it—it was a gift during my heart surgery season. It’s a reminder of resilience, healing, and how art can say things words can’t.
Right next to it? A bathroom. Game-changer. If you’ve ever been deep in a glittery, paint-covered mess and realized you had to run to the other side of the house—you get it.
My Cozy Corners
I’m always cold, so yes—I have a fireplace in my studio. And yes—I still jump on my mini trampoline in here to shake off the stuck energy. (Yes, the trampoline made the move too. Priorities.)
My desk setup is still a work in progress. The original one was too tall, so now I’ve got a new one that’s perfect for filming without looking like I’m trying to stretch into the camera frame. You’ll also spot some of my own art as a backdrop—like the painting I did for me and Bobby.
Designing this space felt a little funny—artist brain doesn’t always come with designer brain. But I’m making it mine.
All the Light, All the Windows
The real MVP? These windows. They go low to the ground and wrap around the studio, making it feel like I’m nestled in a treehouse. I sip my coffee, kick my feet up, and just stare at the trees. It’s my favorite corner in the whole house.
And honestly? I feel like God designed this space just for me. It’s wild—because the previous owner? She was an artist too. This room has history.
Organized Chaos (with a Side of Glitter)
Listen, I may be an art hoarder, but I’m an organized one.
We brought over the shelves from the old place, and Pixie helped me sort everything—paints, glitter, brushes, projects. One shelf is basically my fun mini-library with stickers, journals, and books that make me laugh and dream.
Also, yes—I store extra brushes and paints in the bathroom while I wait on the tub to get fixed. Creative storage, right?
My Message for You
If you’re dreaming of a studio space like this someday, I want you to know—I used to paint at the kitchen table. In between homework help and dinner dishes.
So don’t let comparison steal your creativity.
Take care of the space you have right now. Paint at the table. Set up in the garage. Create in the corner of the guest room. Whatever you’ve got—it’s sacred.
The more you honor it, the more space you’ll find. Physically and spiritually.
Want to See the Last Studio?
Click here to see the video tour of my old space—totally different vibe. Bright, bubbly, full of pinks and teals. This new one is all greens, blues, and treehouse calm. Which one feels more like your dream studio?
If this kind of content lights you up, drop a comment, like, or share. I’d love to know—where are you creating right now? Kitchen table? She-shed? Craft cart in the hallway?
And if you’re dreaming of teaching paint parties or setting up your own creative business, I’ve got resources to help you turn those dreams into a beautiful, messy, art-filled reality.
A great place to start? Grab my Creative Cash Flow Success Kit—it’s packed with tips, tools, and encouragement to help you make money doing what you love, even if you’re starting from scratch. It’s free, and it’s made just for creative women like you who are ready to take that first step.
Let’s create something meaningful together.
You belong in this story too.
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