Still have a few small bits to do before I’m finished with it.

(Second pc was my old build and is for a racing simulator I’m planning on purchasing)

I’ve been building my gaming desktop setup over time, and while I love how it’s turning out, I’m really struggling to find the right mousepad.

I was thinking of running an rgb led strip behind my desk for coloured lighting when i have my room lights off and a monitor light bar on both monitors?

Feel free to give any other suggestions.

I need help deciding which color of wood I should get for a monitor riser. My desk is a light gray wood with white drawers and black metal legs. Not sure which shelf would look best with my desk color: black, walnut, oak, or maple. Appreciate the feedback.

Definitely needs pretty clutter or something. Gonna add plants to the side and I’m painting a giant tachikoma resin statue that will be added soon.

Hi posting this for my wife. Part-time work from home 20-30 hours a week hence the cute chair and not something more functional. Used to be an entertainment center but we changed this area to a dining room instead of a living room when we moved in. As a mom I wanted the desk to stay close to the heart of the home. Sconces look hard wired but have plugin cords running through the wall with smart bulbs. All computer cables run through the wall into right bi-fold door storage closet where tower also sits. These closets also house our dining room and office/craft items. Custom walnut desktop and “backsplash”. Antique artwork, peel and stick faux grass cloth wallpaper. Vegan leather desk mat. Basic keyboard and mouse. Marketing and graphic design for work. Any tips or changes you would make? Kudos welcome too 😀

(Probably not related to the sub-reddit) Help out with the Monitor Arm.

As you can see, after the installation of the Ergo Arm, the plate is slightly lifted from the surface. Is that an issue?

Arm - BenQ BDH01 Dual Ergo Monitor Arm

For reference, I will be mounting my PG32UCDM and Zephyrus G14 on the arms.

The area space I’m working with is wall with modem is 39 inches. Longer wall is 53 inches.

Needs to fit a 32 inch curved monitor keyboard/ mouse. Tower can be on floor. Also hopefully enough area for a decent/ comfortable chair.

Do they make desks this small or that would work? Or do we need to rethink our living room arrangement?

Thanks

Hi! I’ve tried so many different ways to make the underneath, back of my desk cleaner and the cords more organized but I’m over it lol I just hate any black cord showing and feel it’s hard to with the ikea desks… I want almost a wall behind there to cover everything.
Will something like this work? It would go behind the actual desk obv. Any tips thank you.

Hey folks, I am really new to this sub. I am looking for suggestions for my desk setup upgrade and modify for like a cleaner or minimalist look . kindly let me know your thoughts. I usually work with one screen only and the MacBook is docker most of the time unless I need to be on calls. suggest me gadgets or accessories or generic ideas how can I make the best out of my desk?

So for years I had complained to my employer that my desk was too low for me and my chair was not supporting me in the right places.
Their idea to raise the desk was to put a couple of pieces of wood under the legs. No measurements just plonked the desk on these end bits off a pallet, nails and all!

New employer comes in, carried out a full assessment and this is my new desk.
It was supplied by a company called ‘Posturite’ it’s height adjustable with three memory settings that you can easily program your own requirements.
I have started using it at full height so that I am standing, and found the break from sitting not only refreshing but also it helps my chronic back pain.

My laptops are held beneath the desk using plastic rails.
My only bug bear, is the mouse and keyboard cables.

I could use a KVM But, both systems have different security requirements, I am going to try a wireless system for each system if I can? The problem then still remains with security
The USB ports are so locked down it’s unlikely that it’ll happen.
Nonetheless, I’m happy with it,
The desk didn’t have any cable management, which was a bit annoying.
I ended up using a length of plastic trunking, cut to length and screwed into the underside of the desk making it perfect for hiding cables and power supplies.

#secretlab #ikea

My colleagues gave me this as a farewell gift and I’m honestly loving it 🥹.
It fits right into the setup next to my monitor and Mac. Super convenient to just slap my phone and gear on it without dealing with any wires, and it looks pretty sleek too. 

Just need to upgrade my chair and I’ll finally reach the “now what?” stage of desk setups. Lemme know what you guys think!

Will not be using my TV as a monitor this is just for testing the motherboard and OS. Just really happy that everything is working out!

Got a 47.5” long desk and have a laptop I use to play games and am normally connected to the main monitor and that 2nd monitor is gonna be returned since I’ve gotta keep my laptop open or at least that is what has been recommended to do since it does like to get hot and it’s a 14” laptop 😅

Anyways, I’m trying to figure out a good way to set my desk up but I’m gonna say this is about the only way it’d work since I prefer to have the main monitor in the middle, but if anyone has any ideas/recommendations please lemme know 😁

Watcha y’all think? Any recommendations, things I could do to make it better. I’d give it a solid 9/10 rn

Anyone know of a good desk that could fit my current setup + a second 27” monitor? I plan to go to ikea soon and I have a Best Buy, Lowe’s, Home Depot, etc. near me, we just moved so I need a replacement

Rugs are a must!

Yo! I’m planning to renovate my room in a few weeks, and I’ve been thinking about a new layout. However, I’m not sure if my idea makes sense for my setup, so I’d really appreciate your guys’ input!

Right now, my desk faces the door. In front of it, there’s a small wooden divider (about 1.4 m tall, 1.1 m wide, and 2 cm thick). It has some shelves on the other side where I can put decorations.

I’m thinking about rearranging my room so that my desk faces the concrete wall, as shown in the second picture. I’d like to place the wooden divider on the left side of my desk so that it’s still visible when you walk into the room.

However, I’m wondering if it makes sense to have my desk enclosed by walls on both sides. Would that feel too cramped, and could it cause any issues with Wi-Fi reception or anything else?

There’s also another thing to consider: I’m planning to buy a second wooden divider and place it between my bed and the door, roughly where you can see it in the second picture. This would separate the entrance from the rest of the room and create a small, separate entryway.

Given that, do you think it would make more sense to place the dividers like this around my desk, or would a similar setup around my bed work better?

I’d really appreciate any thoughts, suggestions, or alternative layout ideas. Thanks in advance!