A room of one's own was never supposed to become a content studio with bad lighting. by Virginia Woolf

The best rooms reveal character. The worst ones sell furniture.

Privacy is useful. So is a family member walking in at exactly the wrong time.

A room can hold a self-portrait or a performance. Only one tells the truth.

Solitude should deepen the mind, not improve the backdrop.

Bad lighting is the enemy of both art and vanity.