One shared table, several ways to work
A table can organise a relationship between people and materials as well as hold tools.
In the imagined studio, one side holds unfinished work while the other is used for conversation and looking at proofs.
Sharing does not require every area to be used at once. A place to set something aside can accommodate different working rhythms.
This fictional culture feature is not an interview with, or assessment of, a real workshop.