My new sewing room

I’d like to show you what I mainly work with—as of today, my sewing room is finally finished, and I can get back to my little machines.
Here you can see a Pfaff coverstitch machine at the front, a Pfaff sewing machine, and a Brother Innovis V3 embroidery machine.

Good morning—you have a lovely workspace. Mine is pretty small; I have a sewing machine and a serger. But there’s only room for one, so I always have to switch them out depending on what I’m doing.

Dear Akela,
your sewing space looks very neat and inviting. It’s lovely that you’ve been able to set up your own little space. Everything has its own place there, and sewing is twice as much fun.)
Best regards - Ina

That looks really professional. Three machines—is one of them for embroidery?
I only have a regular one (Singer) for home use—for little sewing projects, alterations, or hemming curtains...

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**That really looks professional. 3 machines—is one of them for embroidery?
I only have a regular one (Singer) for household use, for small sewing projects or alterations, or hemming curtains...**

First of all, thank you all; I’m glad you like the room too.
@Bastelfan, I actually used to be a professional and turned my job into my hobby, and yes, the last machine in the back is a dedicated embroidery machine, already my 2nd one. The previous machine was smaller, so I couldn’t do as much with it as with this one. BUT I do NOT work for others or for money, only for myself and my family, and it’s a big one :-) What also appeals to me about embroidery is designing and digitizing embroidery patterns; when it then stitches out nicely too, I’m happy to have made something again.

Best, Inge