These are the thread holders Bob made for the large spools of thread.
As you can see, the top section is covered in plastic.  The lower 3 rows also
have a piece of plastic that folds down to protect the thread.
 

These are the shelves Bob put up to hold the patterns, extra thread, etc.  The lower shelf and floor are for incoming quilts.
 

This view shows his work table and computer.  In front of the table is a cabinet filled with our stash of fabric.  Under the table is where outgoing quilts are kept.

Another picture of the cabinet with the stash.  On the wall is one of my pride and joys.  My SIL gave me the crazy quilt.  It is over a hundred years old.  Her grandmother made that quilt.  Everything is done by hand.
 

This is his machine, the Gammill Classic.

"Design Wall"  A customer told me she wished I had a design wall available (she has 6 large cats who help her quilt).  I remembered I had an old folding room divider upstairs so I covered it with batting and put felt over that.  When not in use, it folds away out of the way.