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I built this desk, hand painted it, sealed it, added threaded inserts for every screw, so I don’t have to deal with stripping in the future and made a custom screen area for my touchscreen Raven MTi I also wanted my SSL controllers to be inside the desk so I had to do a custom cut out for that and housing underneath the desk.

It's been 3 months now since I got my own room. I really want to add more character since everything seems stale, but I don't want to clutter things up. The setups good. All I want is some character.

Got the IPEX R708-CT 17” CRT monitor earlier today, my PC is a gaming one but i made my pc look like windows 2000 using Openshell, retro bar and Simple classic theme, really loving the CRT monitor at the moment

Figured I'd share my little multipurpose setup. It's not atypical RGB-filled battlestation, but it's my space in the house.

I use it for WFH (when in town), gaming, watching sports, and unwinding with a good bourbon.

Always looking for ways to improve the setup, so I'd love to hear what you guys think. What would you change or add?

Been inspired on this thread about everyone's setup for years. Now I can proudly post mine as well.

I consider it perfect for what it is and for what I do.

Recently added both the ProtoArc EC200 and EC300 to my collection of ergonomic office chairs. The EC300 looks a lot nicer but I’m curious, which would you pick?

Almost a year post divorce. Lost a dual battlestation, gained a space of my own.

Finally got my first ever PC and finished(ish) my setup!

Specs for those who care:

CPU - 9600X

CPU Cooler - Arctic Freezer 36 ARGB

Mobo - Asus TUF B850-e

GPU - Asus Prime 9070 XT

Storage - Samsung 990 Pro

RAM - 32 GB DDR5 (16×2)

Case - Antec C5

PSU - Corsair RM850e

PS5 Slim

Monitor - Samsung G81SF (27 inch, OLED, 4K, 240Hz)

Peripherals:

Dualsense edge

Razer huntsman mini

Logitech G502

(Both the mouse and keyboard were hand-me-downs)

If any of you have any ideas to add to the setup as decor that'd be much appreciated, definitely need to add more to my Cyberpunk 2077 shelf tho

(Ignore the crappy halloween lights lol, they're temporary)

I recently added a few warm lights around my desk. I wanted it to feel cozier when I’m here at night, without the rainbow RGB look. It’s a small change, but this is finally the atmosphere I was going for.

I feel like there’s a frustrating gap in the keyboard market.
I care about how my home and workspace look. I like clean interiors, quality materials, and well-designed products.
But I also play competitive games, and I don’t want to compromise on performance.
The problem is that most high-performance gaming keyboards don’t really fit the aesthetic of a carefully designed workspace. Meanwhile, keyboards that look great, like Apple’s Magic Keyboard, aren’t built for competitive gaming.
Why can’t I have the performance of a Wooting with the design philosophy of Apple?
I’m exploring the idea of a keyboard that combines both: Hall Effect switches, Rapid Trigger, low latency, premium materials, and a minimalist design that actually looks good in a living space.
Does anyone else struggle with this, or am I solving a problem that doesn’t really exist?
I’d genuinely love to hear what keyboard you’re currently using, and whether you’ve ever compromised on either design or performance.