This looks like a pretty decent set-up. I'm assuming the cabinets are big enough for their feed and ancillary stuff (hard to tell dimensions for sure in the pic.) Seems like it will be plenty roomy enough for you to move around and store things, plus plenty of cages for growth in your serama flock, too!
Thank you. If I could kick this sinus migraine, I’d feel much better!Sorry to hear you're not well. Tis the season....
Glad they are settling in, they look lovely
I feel your pain
I am plagued with migraines... Every other day - very irritating and annoying....
I can't wait to see what I came up with.
Yes, the cabinet at the back will be for first-aid and grooming supplies. The one inside the door will hold feed, dishes, waterers and such. I’ve mapped out measurements and I think there will be plenty of space for me to move freely while I table train and allow them floor time to stretch and flap around.
I’m sorry. That has to be rough. I used to get them a lot and had prescribed medication to help but haven’t had one in a long time and stopped refilling the meds when I no longer needed them. I’m currently regretting that decision!I feel your pain
Here is the post with his great set up that will alleviate the bedding-in-the-feed-dish issue:
Have you tried Aleve (Naproxen)? A couple of those usually work well for me.
I was starting to feel like an orphan
but I am a lazy scrounger plus things are a little harder to come by on this rock. I even get fancy and hide Styrofoam in them to lighten them up. Don't be jealous now 
One of the things I like about @BY Bob's feeder & waterer is that it is easy to adjust the height in a cage, so as chicks grow...or if you use it when transporting adults in a cage (i.e. shows, in the case of @blackacres ) without anything else needed. I can also use this in my run (under the roofed part) as a supplemental feeder when I introduce newbies, so there are additional feeders for them to access...and unlike with blocks (I have done that many times, too), it doesn't get knocked over if they hop up on it or tussle near it, etc. -I was starting to feel like an orphan
Sorry your not feeling well kiddo, I hope it is nothing serious and you get ahead of it real quick.
A block of wood works well to raise waterers. I use old plastic containers as cement molds myself. They work pretty terrific though not all fancy like good ol @BY Bob
So it sounds like your significant other is getting on board with the latest project? Im impressed but was there bribing involved? Cuz that always helps.
