My print shop is in my home. How do I make an optimal darkroom in the space I have?Updated 5 hours ago

When you're working from home, you can set up a darkroom in a closet, bathroom, garage, or just about any other suitable space. No matter how much room you have, you'll want to plan for the same basic needs: humidity control, good air circulation, screen storage, and light-safe lighting.

It doesn't have to be a fancy setup. A functional darkroom can be as simple as a dehumidifier, a screen rack (homemade or purpose-built), fans for controlled air circulation, and a hygrometer to monitor humidity. You'll also need a light-safe environment for storing and drying your coated screens, along with access to a washout booth or sink when you're ready to rinse them out.

With the right setup, you can create a functional darkroom in almost any space, even at home.

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