This was originally a ~320sqft family room in the lower level of our new house. The room is attached to a half bath where I installed the sink trap. Though not very big, but a lot of thought was given to the layout making it as functional as possible. A big thanks to my wife, Reema (Gurleen) and all my friends/family for their support, advice and help. Browse through this album along with the others and see the finished studio!

After researching for the longest time I finally settled on etching the concrete floor and painting it with an epoxy paint. It is a breeze to clean and I hope it stays and doesn't chip.

A sink trap is most important to have in any ceramic studio unless you can be very careful of not throwing clay down your drain. This sink trap was designed by me using previous plans, recommendations from my clay friends and my experiences from previous poorly designed clay traps. Pottery Making Illustrated published my article on this sink trap. http://www.creativewithclay.com/TipsFromPros.pdf