Transforming a mess into a workspace

I'm finally feeling that the house is getting into a state that I am comfortable living with.
All of the old traditional  rustic country style is finally gone.

The study area was the last frontier that needed to be converted.

It had been living a double life- that of a study area and that of a dumping ground, for everything that needed to hidden away.
Yep, close the door and it doesn't exist any,more!
Right?

I was sick of closing the door....so finally tackled the last bastion!

No easy feat considering it was painted half way up the walls with Suede effects paint.
Actually it was a lot easier to get rid of than I expected due to Dulux's  acrylic sealer undercoat ultra smooth (no not a sponsored post). We just sanded lightly then gave it one coat of the undercoat and voila! Ready to paint.

So now it looks like this:

where as before it looked like:

During:

Favorite paint color- Dulux Hogs Bristle;

After:

So now it is a bit of a man cave !

Some components of this room are:

Lamp- Freedom stores

Shelving- picked up on sale from Early Settler

Desk- Royce and Royce rustic country decor-Geelong

Lockers- purchased from Ebay and painted with chalk paint

Book boxes- IKEA

Collections: baskets, knick knacks-Ebay and Tyabb Vintage Shed

Clock & Ambersand- Typo

Footy jumper- gift

Still a little bit of tweaking but almost there.