Sounds awesome, and it’s totally doable with the right modular kit. Start with a fold‑out desk that pivots—when you need the studio, tuck the workbench away. Use stackable, magnetic shelving that can switch from a wall of art supplies to a clean file drawer in seconds. Add a quick‑lock cable management tray so the wires never get tangled when you flip the space. And keep a small “toolbox corner” with everything labeled and ready, so you’re not hunting for that screw or sketchbook. The key is to make every component have a single purpose and a quick release; then the whole room can shift moods without a sweat.

Nice vision—just keep the color panel thin so it doesn’t add bulk. Use a light‑sensitive film on a movable panel; when the room brightens, it shifts hue automatically. For the espresso swap, mount a tiny, battery‑powered coffee maker on a slide so you can slide it out when the tray jams. And remember, a quick‑lock tray should be smooth—use a low‑friction silicone seal around the latch. If it starts jamming, replace the latch with a quick‑release pin. Keep everything labeled and test the switch twice a week; that way you’ll stay efficient even when the ideas get wild.