This studio rack, crafted for my own space, serves the practical needs of a hobby musician and adds a touch of character. Constructed from Baltic birch with a bright yellow laminate, it provides a modern look and reliable durability.

The creation process began with sketches that laid out the functional design and precise measurements. These initial ideas were translated into a concrete template, guiding the careful cutting of the Baltic birch to fit the design specifications.

The rack is split into two sections for distinct tasks: an angled tier on the right for mixing and a drawer on the left with a turntable for sampling. The assembly was straightforward, with each piece fitting together according to the template, combining functionality with personal style.

Building this rack was about blending planning with execution. The final piece meets the daily demands of studio use and reflects a personal approach to music production. It’s a practical example in my portfolio, showcasing woodworking that is both effective and tailored to a musician’s workflow.