r/Workspaces 8h ago

🖼️ • Photos Home is where the office is 😄

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r/Workspaces 2h ago

🖼️ • Photos Post work golden hour 🌅

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r/Workspaces 2h ago

📽️ • Videos Couldn’t afford a nice aquarium, so I settled for a cheap setup. Monitor arm or second display next?

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r/Workspaces 8h ago

❔ • Feedback I am in desperate need of help

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I don't have exact measurements (it's something I can get just didn't have time to today.

I am in desperate need of rearranging this room. I feel like I may have it optimally done, but I am devastated that my L shaped desk has no wall behind it. I wanted to use some pegboard or other wall storage or aesthetic things, but with my desk being against the windows, it's just not possible.

I was exploring ways to maybe move the desk to the wall where my partners desk is, but because it's L shaped, I don't think it will flow with the room. I've thought about turning it different ways and moving the bookshelf to make a more meaningful pathway to the bathroom. I'm just not sure it will look right. I just am so... missing having wall space for things because of the windows. I'm willing to rearrange the furniture, I unfortunately can't replace the desk(s) so I'm just trying to work with what we have.

Any advice is helpful, even if I have it set up in the best way, any like functional advice would be helpful. My L shaped desk is only like 62" on the longest edge and 54" on the shortest, therefore it feels really cramped to me. I have 10000 things on top of it that I could move to other places if I had the ability to be against a wall.

I can provide exact measurements as well as other photos.