Where the Work Will Live

Remodeling My Tiny House Art Studio for Warmth & Depth

This is where the work will live.

Next week, I’ll begin remodeling my tiny house art studio. Over the past year, my work and vision for Elemental Living have expanded, and this space is ready to evolve with it. While I know a larger studio will come in time, I’m deeply grateful for what I have now and for the role this space has played in shaping my work so far.

The vision I hold for this studio feels grounding and exciting at the same time. My goal is to create a space that is coherent, organized, and warm. One that supports focus and complements the direction of my new work. The colors and materials I’ve chosen will bring a sense of depth and calm that aligns naturally with what I’m creating now. (More on my 2026 Deep Earth Collection soon.)

The photo here shows the space I’m working toward: a simplified, grounded studio designed to support slow process, and more focused creations. The walls will be painted Spiced Vinegar, the floors finished in Dark Walnut, and the tufting frame will be painted to match. At the moment, the room still has white walls, a pale floor, and a raw wood frame, but this image represents the intention guiding the remodel.

I’ve been quieter than usual lately because I’ve been preparing for this shift. Before sharing more of the work itself, it felt important to name the space that will hold it. For me, the studio isn’t just where work happens, it plays an active role in how the work takes shape.

As I get ready to remodel, I’m thinking carefully about light, materials, and simplicity. I want a space that feels steady and functional, where I can work without rushing and document the process in a way that feels both well-equipped and soft.

Very soon, the room will look more like a construction site than a studio. And then, not long after, it will become something entirely new...natural, earthy, elemental. A place where my thoughts feel clearer, the work can deepen, and time can be used with more intention.

I’m looking forward to sharing the remodel process here and on Instagram (@elementallivingart), and then returning fully to the work once the space is complete. My fiber art journey is still unfolding, and in many ways, it’s only just beginning.

With love and intention,

Haley Crabb Founder & Artist

Elemental Living