Links to everything here: thirtybyforty.com/blog/updating-my-workspace Want to start a design business but don’t know where to begin? Try this: side.thirtybyforty.com/
its not minimalism, there is ton of stuff in the room. it is called "clean look" or clean aesthetic, by harmonious color scheme, like all white or all wood, all black etc.
It's amazing to see how the spaces you designed keep maturing and evolving. I remember some time ago when you shared your design process for this studio, watching it transform and adapt through the time, I think, reminds us of the beauty of the well-designed spaces and architecture.
My father was a creative guy, very hip-mod back in the 60s and 70s. I grew up admiring Vignelli's Stendig calendar on the wall of his office. When we bought our 1960s house two years ago, the first thing I did to decorate our little home office was to hang a Stendig. I save and reuse the sheets for gift wrapping paper. A big red bow really pops on them. Great to see others enjoy Vignelli's design as much as our family has.
Sweet! Well thought out! A really well thought out plan doesn't really come together until one has lived and worked in the space for a few years because it's not that easy to anticipate the needs and what works in an unfamiliar space, and needs and activities do change over the years as well. The "inspirational" objects laying around cracked me up, I know exactly what you're talking about!
I have been researching ideas for a new home office setup. And, your video has been by far the best one. Not only a functional space but an oasis of serenity amidst the busy work days.
So refreshing to see a creative space designed by an adult for an adult. Im currently redesigning my office and it seems like every video Ive seen has looked like a dorm room. The ability to film, edit,curate, and still 'architect" is pretty impressive. Kudos.
I think you just blew everyone's office desk set-up, out of the water. Like hands down, every other desk-set up video that has recently come out, does not come close to yours.
Your workspace is beautiful! Who wouldn't want to live there? Great integration of function and interior design. The soothing Japanese style is perfect. Materials and textures are flawless.
I hope you will see this, I have a few questions as as a 15 y/o who want to be an architect 1.) How do you keep yourself focused so well and not distracted? 2.) What's a good architecture school/college? 3.) How do you feel most of the time? Happy? Stressed? Stuck? 4.) What courses do you recommend taking for college? 5.) How can I learn more about architecture if I'm searching for a summer job that could make me more educated?
I'm a Landscape Architecture student, and I can help answer some of your questions. 1.) Staying focused comes with a good schedule. Find a routine you can work with and stick to it as much as you can. Having a planner helps immensely. 2.) Architecture programs are pretty common across the world. You probably have a decent college close to you that will warrant good results. 3.) Can't say for him, but for me, the things I feel most are excitement and stress. In school, you'll undoubtedly have a lot of coursework to work on, but there's always this thrill to add another tool you get to use. 4.) Architecture and Landscape Architecture are pretty different coursewise, but still carry the same core concepts. I'd recommend talking to a university advisor about what minors you can use to compliment your major. 5.) I can't accurately answer this because I don't know labor laws where you live, but look for related fields that can help you understand basic aspects of what you are learning about. Maybe a hardware store could be good.
@@DBK__ I don't know, it normally takes 4 years for a bachelor's (mine will take 5 though). A master's after that is normally 2 years. UIC in Chicago is also legendary for their architecture curriculum and programs, but can be pricey. I'd say you're set for in-state tuition.
What i can say is that you are one hell of a talented individual, I have watched all your videos from 7 years ago and till this recent one. I am an Architect Student plus' A pro Artist and i have to say that: Your videos are very helpful wile in my process of studying this course. Your videos has been enough for me and still is. "Thank you" for your giving back with your knowledge to us and your inspirations. 🙌🙌🙌
Hi! I m Olexandr from Ukraine. As a result of russian aggression against Ukraine I lost my business and I m looking for a way to earn some money. I deside to present a channel of collections of interesting and exciting videos, jokes, curiosities, incidental and funny situations, falls, failures, funny animals - everything that will bring you joy, fun and just a good and positive mood. New releases: Tue Thu Sat! Don't forget to Like and Subscribe to the channel! IT REALLY HELP US!!!
This is what you deserve from all the hard work you put in your work, a nice clean, useful and beautiful place to work. Otherwise, why work so hard? totally my theme, black, wood and nature. Thanks for sharing, sir
This little office building would be perfect for the wife and I right now. I’m a tad jealous. Tool chest is a great idea. I love the emphasis on design versus the specs on your technology.
I love your videos so much! I usually grab a nice cappuccino and enjoy every bits of them. You also gave me great ideas for the decoration of my place (I am now addicted to old wooden boxes!) Thanks you for everything, can’t wait to enter architecture school!
Skimmed through the video. One really good point was the one about shallow drawers forcing you to be organized, that is something I will remember for future setups. Now when it comes to household tools I have some deep boxes so I really get your point, always a struggle finding what you're looking for in there.
Mate, I’ve been watching all your videos and I’m so inspired to go into architecture! Something I dreamed about as a kid and now (27) going for it... Thanks Eric.
I have been watching room/setup tours for a couple days now so I could get some inspiration and I can honestly say yours is the most aesthetic video and room/setup I have ever seen. Hats off!
I don't know how many time it happened but every time this video pops up in my feed, i always watch it again and taps on the like button just one more time :)
Hello from Switzerland! What a great video! I discover your channel juste now... Could you tell me what is the software you use on your Ipad, with black background? It seems that you can use technical drawing as layer... Thank you very much!
Seeing Norwegian Wood as a book on display makes me happy. It changed my vision in life and work completely. Wonderful rearrangement you did there! Love your h-office!
Thanks a lot! It's great to improve our workplace and make it a better place to design a lifestyle, first of all, for ourselves. Best greetings from always sunny Venezuela.
Such elegant and thought-provoking solutions to so many issues! You're really, really good. Just one thing you might want to have at the back of your mind. As an old HVAC guy, I cringed just a bit when I saw the calendar go over the minisplit. Cramping the airflow like that is not just bad for temperature uniformity in the space... it's quite risky for the equipment. HVAC systems want and need a load, and if the air goes directly from outlet to inlet of the device without picking up the heating or cooling load in the space... bad things often happen to the equipment. Keep in mind that although these usually have handheld remotes for control.. the actual thermostat is (probably) in the return plenum of the minisplit... NOT in it's handheld remote. (Yes, I know that's misleading and counterintuitive interface design. One could and should expect that the temperature sensor that controls the device is in the remote... but that's not the way most minisplit equipment manufacturers do it (for reasons known only to themselves)).
But, but, but, the jam room!! Love this new design though :) my home studio is 2m X 2.8m and I needed to fit a modular synth, video and light equipment and design equipment. Ended up building a rig on the ceiling so no cables on the floor. Everything on the floor is on wheels. Gonna save this video for reference for my next (hopefully larger) studio. Thanks for sharing!
Easily one of the most legit work studios I’ve seen. I’ve been in the market for a mobile work cart & you just sold me on the Husky. Those things are mobile, have all the storage I need and even include power station for charging tech.
I bought that same 16 cubby square shelf thingamabob and it broke about a year later. But it’s a lot better than some of the stuff they sell and I could have made it last longer but I procrastinated on maintaining it. I like using the classic foot wide & long strips of 3/4” ply with cinder blocks as a cheap shelving and I like it because it doesn’t need hardware and I can change it around anytime I want.
Omg. I’m married but I’m in love with you. This video was so informative, detailed, organized, beautiful, stylish, creative and meticulous. Truly impressive.
If you want a mouse with a thumbwheel for horizontal scrolling (and completely customizable buttons for each app), I strongly recommend the MX Master 3. That coupled with a Magic Touchpad 2 is one of my favorite combos for design work.
I was mesmerised from 00:01 all the way to the final second. Honestly I was just looking for inspiration for my bedroom youtube/art studio and realised that I am looking at another fellow architect/Photographer. Very nicely done!
this is the kind of combination and color i want for my room.Im a girl but i really like black and anything aesthetic that goes with it for my table set up
I'm Majoring in Software Eng and have done a class on Civil Modelling. Man I loved it so much. I grew up from a design background and seeing your video really changed my mind. I plan to move into Civil. It may not be related to it but It still makes you involve into structure and design.
Fun to see a fellow architect redo his home office! I had my own practice for 12 years then rejoined large firms to bring in my own markets or expand theirs. Retired 2 yrs ago after working at a horrific unprofessional office in DC. I miss it tremendously. Will check out your past posts to see what you've been up to.
Links to everything here: thirtybyforty.com/blog/updating-my-workspace
Want to start a design business but don’t know where to begin? Try this: side.thirtybyforty.com/
love the slider shots, what's the ipad thing called?
Can you please share the tripod and rolling stand you use for your remote meetings. I can’t find it in your links.
@@PiragashV kit.co/EricReinholdt/30x40-s-video-kit
Can you provide a link for the concrete pen holder with the dividers within? I didn't see that on the kit. Thank you.
@@kakreisel custom made, see: 3:50
3 years later, it is still one of the best workspaces I've seen.
2010: watching movies for entertainment
2020: watching a guy update his setup for entertainment
I find myself watching nothing but these sometimes. I especially like a workspace with dark tones. This was a good one.
I used to watch TV shows and found those Extreme skating stuff boring, now I'm on TH-cam, watching someone organize. But it's amazing.
Think that every year hollywood have less ideas for great movies...
Movies have become so bad then
design porn
My guys had a whole drum set, no wonder there wasn’t any space. Also the furniture works really really well with the room.
drums are cool
Such a clean professional style. My workspace always ends up looking like a college dorm no matter how hard I try. Taking some notes on this one.
The excitement I get every time you post a new video is like no other. Definitely going to be picking up some of these
Your office is my kind of beautiful. The minimalism, arrangement & the color scheme are on point! The Japanese touch is my favorite!
The dream...
A woman of a culture
its not minimalism, there is ton of stuff in the room. it is called "clean look" or clean aesthetic, by harmonious color scheme, like all white or all wood, all black etc.
@@beckysam3913 it could very well be minamilist to her
It's amazing to see how the spaces you designed keep maturing and evolving. I remember some time ago when you shared your design process for this studio, watching it transform and adapt through the time, I think, reminds us of the beauty of the well-designed spaces and architecture.
My father was a creative guy, very hip-mod back in the 60s and 70s. I grew up admiring Vignelli's Stendig calendar on the wall of his office. When we bought our 1960s house two years ago, the first thing I did to decorate our little home office was to hang a Stendig. I save and reuse the sheets for gift wrapping paper. A big red bow really pops on them. Great to see others enjoy Vignelli's design as much as our family has.
As I an architect I am watching this with pride. The organisation and structure you present in this video is amazing.
My sixth grader and I are now inspired to declutter and update our desks after watching your video many times. I can watch this on repeat.
Sweet! Well thought out! A really well thought out plan doesn't really come together until one has lived and worked in the space for a few years because it's not that easy to anticipate the needs and what works in an unfamiliar space, and needs and activities do change over the years as well.
The "inspirational" objects laying around cracked me up, I know exactly what you're talking about!
Your attention to detail with this room, illustrates your attention to detail in your projects.
I wish this video never ended. Sooo good and joyful!
I have been researching ideas for a new home office setup. And, your video has been by far the best one. Not only a functional space but an oasis of serenity amidst the busy work days.
So refreshing to see a creative space designed by an adult for an adult. Im currently redesigning my office and it seems like every video Ive seen has looked like a dorm room. The ability to film, edit,curate, and still 'architect" is pretty impressive. Kudos.
hi im a architecture college kid from korea and your vids are so helpful. actually learned more from you then school
I think you just blew everyone's office desk set-up, out of the water. Like hands down, every other desk-set up video that has recently come out, does not come close to yours.
Yeah, I can't even walk into my office now ...
Have you ever seen set up wars
I have a free computer desk and am looking for American testers
@@Plane. I like Setup Wars but most of the entries are for home (gaming) setups with a lot of RGB. This has a separate fanbase.
Completely Agree
Your workspace is beautiful! Who wouldn't want to live there? Great integration of function and interior design. The soothing Japanese style is perfect. Materials and textures are flawless.
Well done! Love the changes!
The best thing about you and your videos is you do everything from yourself
4:35 Shift + Scroll = Horizontal scroll Mac or Win, I don’t know long it’s been a thing but I’ve been using that for probably over 15 years
You just changed my life.
Thanks! Works in apps & websites, but not in FileExplorer in Windows 10
Aléf ah man that’s annoying it doesn’t work in explorer. Glad to share the knowledge!
Beautiful. That bonsai will grow into the design spirit of the space. Very nice touch!
This room is a legitimate masterpiece.
This room is a legitimate masterpiece.
I have never seen a channel like yours. I am blown away by the eye for detail.
I hope you will see this, I have a few questions as as a 15 y/o who want to be an architect
1.) How do you keep yourself focused so well and not distracted?
2.) What's a good architecture school/college?
3.) How do you feel most of the time? Happy? Stressed? Stuck?
4.) What courses do you recommend taking for college?
5.) How can I learn more about architecture if I'm searching for a summer job that could make me more educated?
I'm a Landscape Architecture student, and I can help answer some of your questions.
1.) Staying focused comes with a good schedule. Find a routine you can work with and stick to it as much as you can. Having a planner helps immensely.
2.) Architecture programs are pretty common across the world. You probably have a decent college close to you that will warrant good results.
3.) Can't say for him, but for me, the things I feel most are excitement and stress. In school, you'll undoubtedly have a lot of coursework to work on, but there's always this thrill to add another tool you get to use.
4.) Architecture and Landscape Architecture are pretty different coursewise, but still carry the same core concepts. I'd recommend talking to a university advisor about what minors you can use to compliment your major.
5.) I can't accurately answer this because I don't know labor laws where you live, but look for related fields that can help you understand basic aspects of what you are learning about. Maybe a hardware store could be good.
@@koehlerrock3830 thank you so much! Do you know how long it usually takes to complete architecture education? And I live in Illinois
@@DBK__ I don't know, it normally takes 4 years for a bachelor's (mine will take 5 though). A master's after that is normally 2 years. UIC in Chicago is also legendary for their architecture curriculum and programs, but can be pricey. I'd say you're set for in-state tuition.
@@koehlerrock3830 okay. Thank you so much 👌❤️ Im asking these questions because I think it's smart to know beforehand.
What i can say is that you are one hell of a talented individual, I have watched all your videos from 7 years ago and till this recent one. I am an Architect Student plus' A pro Artist and i have to say that: Your videos are very helpful wile in my process of studying this course. Your videos has been enough for me and still is. "Thank you" for your giving back with your knowledge to us and your inspirations. 🙌🙌🙌
That looks so good. Your cable management, storage and organization is something I strive for. Hope you are well. Cheers, Tim
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Hi! I m Olexandr from Ukraine. As a result of russian aggression against Ukraine I lost my business and I m looking for a way to earn some money. I deside to present a channel of collections of interesting and exciting videos, jokes, curiosities, incidental and funny situations, falls, failures, funny animals - everything that will bring you joy, fun and just a good and positive mood. New releases: Tue Thu Sat! Don't forget to Like and Subscribe to the channel!
IT REALLY HELP US!!!
My goodness bother! I love how non-chalant you are about this absolute masterclass performance you just dropped.
This is what you deserve from all the hard work you put in your work, a nice clean, useful and beautiful place to work. Otherwise, why work so hard? totally my theme, black, wood and nature. Thanks for sharing, sir
Man I was having trouble sleeping last night, I got through 2 minutes of your video before I passed out. Not an insult, but youre videos are soothing.
this really makes me want to add wood tones to my space, your studio is incredible and so inspiring.
This little office building would be perfect for the wife and I right now. I’m a tad jealous. Tool chest is a great idea. I love the emphasis on design versus the specs on your technology.
I love your videos so much! I usually grab a nice cappuccino and enjoy every bits of them. You also gave me great ideas for the decoration of my place (I am now addicted to old wooden boxes!) Thanks you for everything, can’t wait to enter architecture school!
Skimmed through the video. One really good point was the one about shallow drawers forcing you to be organized, that is something I will remember for future setups. Now when it comes to household tools I have some deep boxes so I really get your point, always a struggle finding what you're looking for in there.
In the process of clearing my workspace out too! Really needed this for the motivation!
Fellow (Ex) Designer here; Super Clean! Love it, Well done!
Mate, I’ve been watching all your videos and I’m so inspired to go into architecture! Something I dreamed about as a kid and now (27) going for it... Thanks Eric.
Great choice!
Gotta give this man credit for literally using every inch of space he can. Very impressive and intriguing to see how you find ways to make stuff work!
His editing style is just so amazing
Quite honestly as an office set up, this has to be, by far the best I have ever seen.
This almost feels like a new TARDIS from DW in the sense that the space you work in really grows and changes with your needs. Love it!
Wow the quality and the micro details of this video were top notch ⭐⭐⭐⭐🌟
You know someone is a professional when they have a thick ass book about concrete
I have been watching room/setup tours for a couple days now so I could get some inspiration and I can honestly say yours is the most aesthetic video and room/setup I have ever seen. Hats off!
appreciate that, thank you!
You actually can use a vertical scrollwheel to scroll horizontally, just hold shift and scroll
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😀
This is scintillating. Could watch these for ages. Chill as
This is the architects setup equivalent of Patrick Batemans morning routine from American psycho. I love it.
Functionality, Style & Creative.. this is truly inspirational
Cheers, 🙏🏻🙏🏻
My goodness, the attention to details in this room.
One of the most pleasing videos on TH-cam
A treat to the eyes and ears
Well done sir👌
You're an inspiration! Have been following your work since i started studying architecture!
I don't know how many time it happened but every time this video pops up in my feed, i always watch it again and taps on the like button just one more time :)
Hello from Switzerland! What a great video! I discover your channel juste now... Could you tell me what is the software you use on your Ipad, with black background? It seems that you can use technical drawing as layer... Thank you very much!
looks like the iPad App "Procreate"
Beautiful choices -- Black Ladder, Aluminums, and Reddish Wood creates a very focused environment! Great built
Seeing Norwegian Wood as a book on display makes me happy. It changed my vision in life and work completely. Wonderful rearrangement you did there! Love your h-office!
9:55 "Megadesk!" (Dwight)
I need. More. Megadesk
Thanks a lot! It's great to improve our workplace and make it a better place to design a lifestyle, first of all, for ourselves. Best greetings from always sunny Venezuela.
Stunning what he did and incredibly well thought out. Did think he was going to say he bought an iMac Pro just to match the aesthetic 😂
This feels like one of the best videos I've watched on TH-cam... 😅
Well, that's clean af. Really dope setup.
Such elegant and thought-provoking solutions to so many issues! You're really, really good.
Just one thing you might want to have at the back of your mind. As an old HVAC guy, I cringed just a bit when I saw the calendar go over the minisplit. Cramping the airflow like that is not just bad for temperature uniformity in the space... it's quite risky for the equipment. HVAC systems want and need a load, and if the air goes directly from outlet to inlet of the device without picking up the heating or cooling load in the space... bad things often happen to the equipment. Keep in mind that although these usually have handheld remotes for control.. the actual thermostat is (probably) in the return plenum of the minisplit... NOT in it's handheld remote. (Yes, I know that's misleading and counterintuitive interface design. One could and should expect that the temperature sensor that controls the device is in the remote... but that's not the way most minisplit equipment manufacturers do it (for reasons known only to themselves)).
Hey Eric, I’m sorry if this has been asked before, but I wanted to ask, is your main desk a Hamilton drafting table?
These videos bring me peace
But, but, but, the jam room!! Love this new design though :) my home studio is 2m X 2.8m and I needed to fit a modular synth, video and light equipment and design equipment. Ended up building a rig on the ceiling so no cables on the floor. Everything on the floor is on wheels. Gonna save this video for reference for my next (hopefully larger) studio. Thanks for sharing!
You make my OCD bells ring. Being organised, and at one with a space (particularly a working space) is seriously underrated IMHO.
my memories of getting scolded by a neatly-organized-desk boss are coming back
so much creativity in single person ... absolute amazing
" God lies in details " - personified .
Hey Eric, I’m sorry if this has been asked before, but I wanted to ask, is your main desk a Hamilton drafting table?
Easily one of the most legit work studios I’ve seen. I’ve been in the market for a mobile work cart & you just sold me on the Husky. Those things are mobile, have all the storage I need and even include power station for charging tech.
you set the bar too high Eric. Every time my wife comes to my office, she was like "look at 30x40"... Respect
Ouuuuuuutrageous. Congratulations! 🔥🤘🏻
I wanted all these for myself. Then I realized I'm not an architect.
I've rewatched this video several times lol. The intentional detail of your space is so great
Meh, Love it but I just wouldn’t put anything back in its place.
I love the adjustable table, astonishing video
Your definition of "de-cluttering" needs to be remedied.
That's SPOTLESS in my world.
I love your eye....I pine over your design choices.....so classy. Tasteful... peaceful.
The result is just gorgeous, nice video !
That is a dream workspace. Looks like the building itself is a tiny home. Love the windows for all the extra light. Congrats.
Love the color scheme and the tech/industrial style.
Thank you for sharing .Love your practicality, workspace, design, and organisation.
I bought that same 16 cubby square shelf thingamabob and it broke about a year later. But it’s a lot better than some of the stuff they sell and I could have made it last longer but I procrastinated on maintaining it. I like using the classic foot wide & long strips of 3/4” ply with cinder blocks as a cheap shelving and I like it because it doesn’t need hardware and I can change it around anytime I want.
Omg. I’m married but I’m in love with you. This video was so informative, detailed, organized, beautiful, stylish, creative and meticulous. Truly impressive.
Oh, you don't love him, you just want his studio :D
Extraordinary. You really think out of the box. Congrats
Top notch production quality and content!
I could watch you sketch floor plans forever ❤️
Finally a setup not sponsored by grovemade and with some actual personality, plus very tasteful I think!
ha...right? cheers...
I'm so glad I found this channel. It's... satisfying.
I love seeing these procces and seeing you make a minimal setup is SO NICE TO watch before bed
Literally watching this as an indicator of what I want to at least accomplish in my future. 💪🏼
Not an architect but I am kind of obsessed with your channel. Such a great aesthetic.
Cheers, Garrett...thanks!
If you want a mouse with a thumbwheel for horizontal scrolling (and completely customizable buttons for each app), I strongly recommend the MX Master 3. That coupled with a Magic Touchpad 2 is one of my favorite combos for design work.
I was mesmerised from 00:01 all the way to the final second. Honestly I was just looking for inspiration for my bedroom youtube/art studio and realised that I am looking at another fellow architect/Photographer. Very nicely done!
OMG.. this is the first time I watch a video , I adore every single stuff that you put in that small office... very well design, welldone...
Video is so satisfying please upload frequently! Love your work
Like always , you blow my mind every time i watch your video . So inspired . Thank you
this is the kind of combination and color i want for my room.Im a girl but i really like black and anything aesthetic that goes with it for my table set up
I'm Majoring in Software Eng and have done a class on Civil Modelling. Man I loved it so much. I grew up from a design background and seeing your video really changed my mind. I plan to move into Civil. It may not be related to it but It still makes you involve into structure and design.
Fun to see a fellow architect redo his home office! I had my own practice for 12 years then rejoined large firms to bring in my own markets or expand theirs. Retired 2 yrs ago after working at a horrific unprofessional office in DC. I miss it tremendously.
Will check out your past posts to see what you've been up to.