We been enjoying this office space like this for 3 years. More on reddit.com

I got a very reasonable studio-style outbuilding on sale. I use it for both my office and a sort of 'she-shed' getaway. I keep the office area light and zen-feeling for focus, and the rest of it kind of dark/gothic/witchy for a retreat where I read, crochet, craft, write, bind books, etc. There's a yoga mat, set of hand weights, and walking pad for when I want a workout. The opening for the doors is about 4 feet wide, and I got one of those magnetic screens for it so I can have the space open to the outdoors when I want (I have heat and AC in there, too). I don't feel the need to separate work from life - life is work, whether you're working toward something just for yourself or you're being compensated for it. In fact, I find I no longer experience burnout, because I'm able to easily take some time to work on something for myself (like stitching book signatures together, or doing a bit of garden work), and then return to the work I get paid for with a relaxed mind and clearer focus. The separate space is more about having a place that's mine only, where I can hear myself think and dream and just be, without the noise and demands of family for a bit. It seems to make me more patient and the time with them more enjoyable in the evenings. More on reddit.com

Can I please ask what you used to make your room plan? I'm looking to redo my home office and trying to find a good way to visualise a few different options. More on reddit.com