The myth of the great workspace is mostly an Instagram artifact. The actual rooms where work gets done are smaller, plainer, and a little too warm.
A bedroom desk facing a wall. A kitchen table at 6 a.m. before anyone else is up. A carrel on the third floor of a library that smells faintly of glue.
These rooms have a feature in common: they ask nothing of you except that you sit down.
The room is not the work. But the right room makes the work easier to start.