I’m taking you through the before & after of turning a 4.5 square meter corner of my apartment into my tiny home pottery studio—aka the little space where I do basically all my ceramic work. I wanted it to feel practical (because clay gets everywhere) but still really me: calm, cute, and functional enough for studio diaries, glaze tests, and packing orders. If you’ve been wondering how I make ceramics from home, this is the full tour of how I set it up. In this video I share how I work in a small space, what I keep at home vs. what I outsource, and how I make the whole process fit into apartment life. I make my own glaze recipes, but I don’t fire at home—I fire at a community kiln at Akin in Toronto, which makes a home setup way more doable. If you’re building your own tiny studio, my biggest takeaway is to design around your actual workflow: where you wedge, where things dry, where you film, and where you store work-in-progress so your space doesn’t instantly turn into chaos. Leave me questions about the space for my next video!