Home labs of electronics engineers?

Well I was brave enough to share my junk LAB way back so here is the new and improved version

and through the door to the right is my workstation (A little messy)

Yes thats a PI 2 on the desk with full Windows 10 IoT with a 480*320 touch screen all fully functional, the top left screen is the PI HDMI output . No its not mirroring on to the LCD...Sorry. The LDC has a screen capture on it of the HDMI screen and it is verlayed with touch zones so I can still effectivly click the buttons with finger/pen and have it perform the same as the HDMI with a mouse (I will be posting all the code etc later today with luck)

I do like a home made bench.

And home made tools are good too http://www.homemadetools.net/builder/Workshopshed

I do like a home made bench.

And home made tools are good too http://www.homemadetools.net/builder/Workshopshed

Totally agree about the homemade bench. I rarely find what I'm looking for off-the-shelf, so knocking one up is the way to go.

Don't want to go off on too much of a tangent, but my home office has a homemade desk. Kinda, anyway. It's an old Ikea desk, cut in two, with one piece mounted on top of the other and re-covered with laminate flooring! All stuff I already had, and repurposed to make something just a little bit awesome in the small space available

I'm also a big believer in setting the right tone for a room's purpose. I feel like it helps your creativity enormously, and switches it on the moment you walk in (that's how I justify buying cool collectible stuff that has little functional purpose!). Like my cool homemade wall art:

And my handmade Luke Skywalker lightsaber prop replica (all the same parts they used at Elstree when making the props, and put together before the days of eBay):

And this one-armed bandit, rescued from a chip shop in Glasgow and lovingly restored (entirely mechanical, and an amazing feat of engineering when you look inside!), all watched over by a Monkey sock monkey (which my wife made ):

Okay, that's all totally off topic, but I'll aim to get some photos of my wife's studio (she's a fashion designer) that I hijack for all my projects! It's an amazing space.

Your room looks like a Snug at the local pub back in the day excellent ..Would improve my creativity immensely hic !