I hope you all enjoyed the video. For a complete breakdown of the office, including links and details, check out my blog 👉 www.modmusings.com/blog/home-office-2024
The most relatable thing about this video is you wearing a dust mask while your dad totally forgoes PPE. I guess all of our dads just have that in common.
Looking back at your older videos, I can see that the workflow, routines, and tools you shared are still super relevant today. But the way you’ve made everything so seamless and personalized now is just next-level. I used to bounce around from tool to tool, trying to optimize my workflow, and honestly, I’d even get distracted tinkering with random stuff. Watching your content made me realize I just need to focus on the work itself instead. Also, I really appreciate how, even after all these years, you’re still the same guy taking the time to reply to comments. It’s rare to see that kind of consistency, and it’s one of the reasons I keep coming back to your channel ❤❤
It's one thing to leave a job you are good at to concentrate on creating content you personally enjoy, but for that content to keep evolving around your design and build ideas are truly next level. Love watching you work with your dad and really enjoy watching all your videos. You bring a sense of calm inspiration that excites every viewer. Keep it up Mathew, you are awesome!
It must be really hard for your family and friends to figure out what you'd like for Christmas or your birthday. When you don't have something, which seems pretty rare to me, you design and build it!😅 Your videos are always great to watch!
What I learn the most from your videos is that A) I need to pay way more attention to intentionality with my spaces and B) how much it pays off to do so.
8:00 with a whole saw like that to reduce tear out you generally want to drill until the drill bit comes out the other side and you've sawed about half way through and then flip it round and drill the rest from the other side, using where your screw has poked through as the perfect guide :)
Just running through this video and I have a tip for trimming the edging. The edging will have a grain and the double trimmer will cut one edge smooth and rip the other. Take them apart and use one trimming blade to cut one side, then run the trimmer on the opposite side. one away from you, then towards you. I hope that makes sense.
a tip on the Japanese saw I learned from my dad. He uses one with much finer toothing for that kind of plugs to get a smoother finish, it is a lot easier to cut that way too.
"Hi Matthew! Greetings from India! I just wanted to say how inspiring your videos are. Your approach to creativity and productivity has had a huge impact on how I look at design and manage my projects. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and insights so generously-it's amazing to see how you've helped people worldwide! Looking forward to learning more from you!"❤
Not only are your videos a delight to watch and truly inspiring, they are invaluable for learning about high quality, local suppliers like Anderson Plywood (no relation). I would’ve never found them myself and after checking out their website where they talk about their certifications regarding formaldehyde emissions it’s clear they care about safety and the environment. Thanks for showcasing these hidden gems that you’ve discovered over the years!
I must say it is so good to 'visit' your home again! I thoroughly enjoyed all your home office, living room and kitchen makeover videos in the past and if you remember, I did ask you how are things back home and would love to see any updates at home. Such videos are ever so inspiring and therapeutic. It is also marvelous to see that your dad is also involved in making these with you. I guess you must have gotten those designing and woodworking genes from him right? Stay safe and happy. Wishing you and Belinda all the best! Cheers, Matthew!
Haven't seen a creator that has personally liked and commented this much. Thank you for taking the time to really go beyond! Glad to know I can justify my 20 hobbies if I just make it look super neat :)
I love the slightly darker and richer hue of the white oak in this office revamp compared to the previous makeover - it gives the space more character.
As a Civil Engineering student who has an enthusiasm with these kinds of interior design, you are awesome! I just knew something like that Cutlist Optimizer exist, thank you so much !
Love the designs of the spaces! In case it’s important to you, an air purifyer won’t cut it for a 3D printer. The best solution is to control the airflow and vent it to the outside-you could filter the air before blowing it outside though.
Every time you remodel your home workspace I say to myself “well, it couldn’t be any better that it is now” and then you proceed to crash that opinion 2-3 years later XD very happy to see how much you have improved not only on planning spaces, but also on woodwork and now, 3D printing, it’s been a crazy adventure seeing you from the first office makeover to this one, keep up with the good work Mr. Encina :D
Matthew you've proven once again that you're a genius! Thanks for this - the photo organisation idea and the light box are incredible. Will definitely be stealing that concept for my home studio haha.
I've been following your channel since around 2019, and I just gotta say how crazy yet inspiring it is to see your office space constantly changing and evolving to suit your needs/projects. Always love seeing your content, keep it up!
Such an increadible ideas I got from you, regarding interior managment of homes and offices. Thanks indeed.There will be a lot of best wishes from Bangladesh.
Thes videos are so inspiring for my own peronal space, I'm self employed and currently operate out of a *tiny* bedroom, seeing what you create inspires my own solutions. Do you have any tips on working within a confined living/work space?
Hi Mathew, greetings from Indonesia! It’s so wonderful to see how you take the time to connect and personally respond to everyone in the comments. Thank you for this inspiring video-it’s been such a great learning experience. Your creativity and ability to design clean, aesthetically pleasing layouts are truly motivating.
It's just getting better and better for everytime! Really love the idea of using the BESTÅ to organize stuff. I really wish I could hang one my wall, but I don't really have much space on wall to work with. Looking forward to next workspace video :)
Incredible setup/home office! Such high quality throughout. I was gonna say you should design and 3d print your own lamps, but you already thought of that. I thoroughly enjoy doing that myself. Also, I see what you did there 20:32
the amount of motivation and inspiration i get from your videos is insane. as a broke college student, i’m working extra hard in school so that i can afford to have a workspace like this in the future.
Been following your content for years and I can't express how fantastic your videos are. Your attention to detail, calming energy, and ability to plan and execute are truly next level. Huge inspiration bro.
Literally searched yesterday for your old video where you went through your studio design and design of your desk, and now you hit us with another banger 🎉
This video is just in time! Especially when I've been looking for inspiration to upgrade my home office/desk setup again due to a shift in work setup and I've been wanting to my environment to be more productive and design-inspiring!
So good to finally see your home office setup again! After all the glimpses into your main office and personal projects (which I’ve really come to enjoy too), there’s just something about your home office that draws me in. Thanks, Matthew, for always being such an inspiration!
Been here since your first desk setup video. Implemented timers to my workspace since then. Super love the felt padding you placed in all of your drawers, makes them feel so much more premium!
Scrolling through all the comments... respect, replying to every one. Very much inspired by your work (this video included). I may have to add you to my list of icons.
Glad to see a new video from Matthew Encina. I can watch this guy do DIY projects all day and have him narrate the actions with that butter smooth voice and and chill vibe.
I'm so happy you started 3D printing and have a new "medium" to explore. It's always a pleasure to watch you design your way through things and I'm very tempted to go all Matthew on a small closet in my office to optimize it - I hope to get to it soon! Quick question: Did you use PETG to print the planter? Is still holding water fine?
@@MatthewEncina Yeah, I just wanted to warn you if it was PLA. It's hygroscopic and will degrade even more if it sits in water long-term. But coating the inside with rubber sealant as you mentioned, might do the trick!
10:00 Pre-drilling with a counter sunk drill bit will help with the splitting! I ran into that when I recently made my plywood slat coffee table and the pre-drilling saved it.
As a recommendation for the future, base your potters with a jar on the inside. It will help you elimate any possible leaks throught their lifespan or print the potters in a more sturdy material. Pla is pretty susceptible to changes.
After watching your videos I want to tear down my completely finished and pretty decent home office and start fro scratch, changing literally everything...
If those 3D prints ever start to leak a bit, which I've found them prone to do after a time, I find it helpful to mix up a batch of clear boat resin and just lightly roto cast it inside each model. The next day, you'll have water tight vessels and they won't mold either (water and bacteria like to grow between the layer lines.)
Yeah, white Plastidip works well for me, but it’s super stinky and hard to spray inside something with a small opening and get a good coat. I’ve found a fairly viscous resin to be best. Also resin is usually fairly inert and won’t leak chemicals into your plant (silicone is best). Great comic collection, by the way.
Extremely inspired by all of this, thanks so much for sharing your process! It just feels so seamless, a place for everything and everything in its place. Love your work, keep going!
Wonderfull video like always ! As a mechanical engineer, I'm not sure your flowers pots will last long. PLA is not the material you should go for. However, you might design pot that integrate your glass plant pot inside :)
I don’t know too much yet, but I was thinking of spraying the inside with sealant to make sure. In any case, this is more of a design exercise as I learn more about 3D printing materials and process.
@@MatthewEncina PLA is bioplastic, generally made from corn starch, but also from sugar cane, beetroot, etc. So non resistant with long term water, sun and environnement But you’re right, the process is important 😁
I hope you all enjoyed the video. For a complete breakdown of the office, including links and details, check out my blog 👉 www.modmusings.com/blog/home-office-2024
Love this
Can you share model of EARBUDS
Watching this made me miss my dad. Enjoy your precious moments with your dad.
❤ I cherish them.
Was thinking the same thing!
The most relatable thing about this video is you wearing a dust mask while your dad totally forgoes PPE. I guess all of our dads just have that in common.
True 😅
yuup, mine agrees that he should wear it yet he never does, no matter what you do
Looking back at your older videos, I can see that the workflow, routines, and tools you shared are still super relevant today. But the way you’ve made everything so seamless and personalized now is just next-level. I used to bounce around from tool to tool, trying to optimize my workflow, and honestly, I’d even get distracted tinkering with random stuff. Watching your content made me realize I just need to focus on the work itself instead. Also, I really appreciate how, even after all these years, you’re still the same guy taking the time to reply to comments. It’s rare to see that kind of consistency, and it’s one of the reasons I keep coming back to your channel ❤❤
@@oceanman4786 thanks for sharing your thoughtful input. Glad you gained some insights.
It's one thing to leave a job you are good at to concentrate on creating content you personally enjoy, but for that content to keep evolving around your design and build ideas are truly next level. Love watching you work with your dad and really enjoy watching all your videos. You bring a sense of calm inspiration that excites every viewer. Keep it up Mathew, you are awesome!
thanks for the kind words and for following along.
It must be really hard for your family and friends to figure out what you'd like for Christmas or your birthday.
When you don't have something, which seems pretty rare to me, you design and build it!😅
Your videos are always great to watch!
I prefer no gifts for that reason.
Few things humble me more than a Matthew Encina video 👀👀
👀
Your level to detail is unparalleled. Incredible work! Thanks for being you!
I appreciate that.
What I learn the most from your videos is that A) I need to pay way more attention to intentionality with my spaces and B) how much it pays off to do so.
🙏🏽
8:00 with a whole saw like that to reduce tear out you generally want to drill until the drill bit comes out the other side and you've sawed about half way through and then flip it round and drill the rest from the other side, using where your screw has poked through as the perfect guide :)
@@reubencobb6465 oh good tip! I didn’t even think about approaching that way
Just running through this video and I have a tip for trimming the edging. The edging will have a grain and the double trimmer will cut one edge smooth and rip the other. Take them apart and use one trimming blade to cut one side, then run the trimmer on the opposite side. one away from you, then towards you. I hope that makes sense.
It does! I discovered that in my own usage as well. I’ve found that focusing on one side (the top) instead of squeezing both, seems to be cleaner.
Theres a different level of aesthetic satisfaction in the way you arrange your workspace! So minimalist yet fulfullling and absolutely functional.
Appreciate that.
a tip on the Japanese saw I learned from my dad. He uses one with much finer toothing for that kind of plugs to get a smoother finish, it is a lot easier to cut that way too.
@@jeffreydijkstra3391 thanks. Is it easier and more effective than a random orbital sander though?
"Hi Matthew! Greetings from India! I just wanted to say how inspiring your videos are. Your approach to creativity and productivity has had a huge impact on how I look at design and manage my projects. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and insights so generously-it's amazing to see how you've helped people worldwide! Looking forward to learning more from you!"❤
I appreciate the kind words!
Can you re-design my room? 😂
I absolutely love your office/studio office. My eyes are glued to how aesthetic it all looks. Beautiful job Matthew!
Hehe thank you!
Not only are your videos a delight to watch and truly inspiring, they are invaluable for learning about high quality, local suppliers like Anderson Plywood (no relation). I would’ve never found them myself and after checking out their website where they talk about their certifications regarding formaldehyde emissions it’s clear they care about safety and the environment. Thanks for showcasing these hidden gems that you’ve discovered over the years!
Yes! They are fantastic. It took me a few tries at other places before finding this gem.
I must say it is so good to 'visit' your home again! I thoroughly enjoyed all your home office, living room and kitchen makeover videos in the past and if you remember, I did ask you how are things back home and would love to see any updates at home.
Such videos are ever so inspiring and therapeutic. It is also marvelous to see that your dad is also involved in making these with you. I guess you must have gotten those designing and woodworking genes from him right?
Stay safe and happy. Wishing you and Belinda all the best!
Cheers, Matthew!
Thanks for all the support. I've learned a lot from my dad. It's always fun being able to collab with him on things.
Haven't seen a creator that has personally liked and commented this much.
Thank you for taking the time to really go beyond!
Glad to know I can justify my 20 hobbies if I just make it look super neat :)
=)
I love the slightly darker and richer hue of the white oak in this office revamp compared to the previous makeover - it gives the space more character.
I agree!
Man, I'm speechless. You keep getting better and better.
Thank you
As a Civil Engineering student who has an enthusiasm with these kinds of interior design, you are awesome! I just knew something like that Cutlist Optimizer exist, thank you so much !
You're welcome!
Man, you're so inspiring that I always feel guilty for not making/designing/solving something after watching your videos.
You can do it too!
Love the designs of the spaces! In case it’s important to you, an air purifyer won’t cut it for a 3D printer. The best solution is to control the airflow and vent it to the outside-you could filter the air before blowing it outside though.
Thanks!
Every time you remodel your home workspace I say to myself “well, it couldn’t be any better that it is now” and then you proceed to crash that opinion 2-3 years later XD very happy to see how much you have improved not only on planning spaces, but also on woodwork and now, 3D printing, it’s been a crazy adventure seeing you from the first office makeover to this one, keep up with the good work Mr. Encina :D
Thank you for all the support. It's been fun working on these projects, getting better as I go.
Matthew you've proven once again that you're a genius! Thanks for this - the photo organisation idea and the light box are incredible. Will definitely be stealing that concept for my home studio haha.
Thanks. Have fun with continuing to build out your space!
I actually cheered out loud when you resolved the height difference with furniture sliders 😆 this looks amazing!!
Hehehe appreciate it!
I've been following your channel since around 2019, and I just gotta say how crazy yet inspiring it is to see your office space constantly changing and evolving to suit your needs/projects. Always love seeing your content, keep it up!
I appreciate the support.
Such an increadible ideas I got from you, regarding interior managment of homes and offices. Thanks indeed.There will be a lot of best wishes from Bangladesh.
Cheers
Thes videos are so inspiring for my own peronal space, I'm self employed and currently operate out of a *tiny* bedroom, seeing what you create inspires my own solutions.
Do you have any tips on working within a confined living/work space?
Make things as multi-purpose as possible to get the most use out of things. Have things transform and hide if possible.
Hi Mathew, greetings from Indonesia! It’s so wonderful to see how you take the time to connect and personally respond to everyone in the comments. Thank you for this inspiring video-it’s been such a great learning experience. Your creativity and ability to design clean, aesthetically pleasing layouts are truly motivating.
Thanks for the thoughtful comment!
amazing setup bro
Thanks
It's just getting better and better for everytime!
Really love the idea of using the BESTÅ to organize stuff. I really wish I could hang one my wall, but I don't really have much space on wall to work with.
Looking forward to next workspace video :)
Thank you!
Your work is insanely good! Also 23:22 looks amazing!
Thanks!
Super clean. Love the minimalist look, and attention to detail. Yet making things super functional. love the white oak.
Thank you!
Incredible setup/home office! Such high quality throughout. I was gonna say you should design and 3d print your own lamps, but you already thought of that. I thoroughly enjoy doing that myself. Also, I see what you did there 20:32
;)
the amount of motivation and inspiration i get from your videos is insane. as a broke college student, i’m working extra hard in school so that i can afford to have a workspace like this in the future.
Enjoy the journey
Every time saw you upload a video I dont have any choice but to watch it without any skip.... love your work ❤❤
@@shafialam444 thank you
Been following your content for years and I can't express how fantastic your videos are. Your attention to detail, calming energy, and ability to plan and execute are truly next level. Huge inspiration bro.
Thanks for your kind words.
Absolutely stunning workplace! Your videos have been such an inspiration for me over the years in creating my own home office.
thanks!
Christmas must have come early because this is a gift of a video. Great work as always!
🎅🏽
Literally searched yesterday for your old video where you went through your studio design and design of your desk, and now you hit us with another banger 🎉
🙏🏽
This video is just in time! Especially when I've been looking for inspiration to upgrade my home office/desk setup again due to a shift in work setup and I've been wanting to my environment to be more productive and design-inspiring!
Enjoy the process!
So impressed by the Grovemade desk, the level of polish & quality of life features are incredible. A fantastic viewing experience as always Matthew!
@@JorgePowell thanks for stopping in Jorge!
So good to finally see your home office setup again! After all the glimpses into your main office and personal projects (which I’ve really come to enjoy too), there’s just something about your home office that draws me in. Thanks, Matthew, for always being such an inspiration!
Thanks for the support.
This is so inspiring now i want to use my Christmas holiday to plan and reorganise my small studio space , thank you.
Enjoy the process.
Been here since your first desk setup video. Implemented timers to my workspace since then. Super love the felt padding you placed in all of your drawers, makes them feel so much more premium!
Thanks for the support!
nearly half an hour of PURE BLISS! Love the setup wholeheartedly. Well done, Matthew!
@@JM_Architecture thank you always for your support!
Totally enjoyed this! Very inspiring. Keep making this kind of videos. 👏
Cheers
Scrolling through all the comments... respect, replying to every one.
Very much inspired by your work (this video included). I may have to add you to my list of icons.
🙏🏽
OMG! the printed vases turn out amazing
Thanks!
Glad to see a new video from Matthew Encina. I can watch this guy do DIY projects all day and have him narrate the actions with that butter smooth voice and and chill vibe.
☺️
I'm so happy you started 3D printing and have a new "medium" to explore.
It's always a pleasure to watch you design your way through things and I'm very tempted to go all Matthew on a small closet in my office to optimize it - I hope to get to it soon!
Quick question: Did you use PETG to print the planter? Is still holding water fine?
Thanks! I used PLA. One of them started to leak, so I will go back in and spray all of them with rubber sealant to close up any gaps.
@@MatthewEncina Yeah, I just wanted to warn you if it was PLA. It's hygroscopic and will degrade even more if it sits in water long-term. But coating the inside with rubber sealant as you mentioned, might do the trick!
This video both inspires me and fills me with jealousy. Absolutely stunning work! I'll roll with the inspiration on this one!
🙏🏽
I love that you include your dad in the projects ^^
He’s awesome
Such a beautiful clean space. I love the soft box idea!
Thanks!
That’s a whole vibe! Love this mood😌
Thank you
Its a such a good feeling when u see a matthew encina upload ❤️✨
🙏🏽
I know making video is not easy, but i wish i can watch your works every week
Your works are amazing!
Thanks!
This is truly awe inspiring. Every single cubic millimetre has it's purpose. No words.
🙏🏽
Amazing upgrades! I'm glad you didn't get rid of the turntables.
I just can’t. Those should last my lifetime and beyond.
10:00 Pre-drilling with a counter sunk drill bit will help with the splitting! I ran into that when I recently made my plywood slat coffee table and the pre-drilling saved it.
Thanks!
Your videos are a like therapy for me. I watch it from start to finish
☺️
As a recommendation for the future, base your potters with a jar on the inside. It will help you elimate any possible leaks throught their lifespan or print the potters in a more sturdy material. Pla is pretty susceptible to changes.
Good tip. Thank you!
After watching your videos I want to tear down my completely finished and pretty decent home office and start fro scratch, changing literally everything...
Don’t… do it.
Hey Matthew,
I really appreciate how much detail went into the build and the video! Something I always admire you for.
@@moritzvincon 🙏🏽
Superb, Matthew, thank you for what you are doing. Inspirational.
Appreciate that
the best way to enjoy my weekend, thanks a lot Mathew
☕️
Awesome job! To prevent screw splitting wood it help to pre drill the hole!
Thanks!
great, very inspiring, congrats for your work
Thanks
Beautiful throwback to the beginnings of the channel, some of those videos are my favourite, and this will be as well I'm sure.
It was interesting coming back to this space, and building at home. It was challenging to say the least.
Damn, those furniture sliders came in clutch!!! I was thinking those little risers you find on most stools but the sliders are such a good idea!
Yea it worked out!
These interior/remodelling videos are always my favorite videos from you. Very calming and your attention to detail is just so satisfying :)
Appreciate that
Please send kudos to your Dad, what an absolute legend to always be there to help
He might be reading this.
3:49 In one shot, you instantly reveal yourself to be Canadian. Robertson screws, outing Canadians since 1906!
Hehe. I'm not Candadian! But interesting to know some history.
Absolutely love how this came out. Beautifully designed and I love watching the build process.
Thank you so much
This was such a good watch. Always impressed with your ability to transform a space into something beautiful and functional!
Thanks Brian!
Beautiful Work space
🙏🏽
If those 3D prints ever start to leak a bit, which I've found them prone to do after a time, I find it helpful to mix up a batch of clear boat resin and just lightly roto cast it inside each model. The next day, you'll have water tight vessels and they won't mold either (water and bacteria like to grow between the layer lines.)
@@jeditsuyoshi good to know. I have to research that. I’m testing using a rubber spray sealant inside to see if that helps with leakage.
Yeah, white Plastidip works well for me, but it’s super stinky and hard to spray inside something with a small opening and get a good coat. I’ve found a fairly viscous resin to be best. Also resin is usually fairly inert and won’t leak chemicals into your plant (silicone is best).
Great comic collection, by the way.
Great Job Matthew! Those Furniture sliders really came in clutch. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Luckily 😮💨
There is no one and I mean no one that has a better set up on UA-cam than Matthew Encina
@@KyleMoreno315 aww thank you
You really think of absolutely everything. Love it Matthew!
Thanks Evan!
Extremely inspired by all of this, thanks so much for sharing your process! It just feels so seamless, a place for everything and everything in its place. Love your work, keep going!
🙏🏽
"Live by Design, Not by Default"
Matthew is a perfectionist.
Remind's me of your first viral video 5 years ago. :D
☺️
That is by far one of the most incredible desks I’ve seen. I can only hope you keep it in store long enough for me to save up and purchase it
🙌🏼
Love your setups over the years
Every one has been amazing
Thank you!
WOW you got a 3d printer I knew you would get one!! Love your videos.
A new medium to design with. Thanks!
Magnificent. Thank you for always being an inspiration, a continuously updated vision board for me when my time to build a creative space comes
Appreciate the kind words.
Love it so much that you do all the wood work by yourself! Keep up the good work my man. 💯
Thanks!
Another gem of a video Matthew. You just inspired me to do some upgrades on my home office too. Thanks!
Cheers!
My mental health needed a new Encina video....but $2200+ for a desk is wild
It's pricey, but not your average desk. At the same time, it's always fun to build your own ;)
I love the new office setup
Thanks
I'm always waiting for a new video from you. Thanks for taking us through your design and build process. 🎉
You're welcome!
this is beyond perfection. Incredible.
Thank you
this is my weekend's motivation >:)
💪🏽
That soft box looks like a DREAM 🔥
Came out better than expected!
My man. Always with the dope videos. Keep on keeping on
@@MinimalisTech 🙌🏽🙏🏽
That space just keeps getting better. Great evolution.
Thank you!
Wonderfull video like always !
As a mechanical engineer, I'm not sure your flowers pots will last long. PLA is not the material you should go for.
However, you might design pot that integrate your glass plant pot inside :)
I don’t know too much yet, but I was thinking of spraying the inside with sealant to make sure. In any case, this is more of a design exercise as I learn more about 3D printing materials and process.
@@MatthewEncina PLA is bioplastic, generally made from corn starch, but also from sugar cane, beetroot, etc. So non resistant with long term water, sun and environnement
But you’re right, the process is important 😁
great job. I'm a fan of design and custom made Items. I love the keyboard, I was planning to make one myself, wood-brass finish.
That sounds fun. Excited to see what you come up with!
i love your videos ! I've been following you since 3 years and i really like your work ! Keep it up !
Appreciate the support