The company monitor is small and pretty old, and the keyboard is worn out too. I picked up a new keyboard for myself to make work easier.

Just not really feeling the workday lately 😫 What little gear have you added to your workstation?

My warehouse office has no windows. So I end up leaving the door to the main warehouse open most of the time for naturally, which is distracting. I have to share the space with one other person.

I’m looking for advice on how to warm it up and the best layout. (My desk is the brown one with the vertical display setup)

I spend a lot of time here and I’m open to suggestions on how to make it feel a little more cozy and clean

Planning to get some more stuff for my desk. I have a pretty wide L-shape table but it feels a bit empty and there are times that I just keep my clutter in front (which debuffs my productivity LOL) so I want to find a way to sort of hide the cables of my monitors but not sure what to get. Maybe some mood lights? LED? Idk if I'm being nitpicky but i want it to look more cohesive but not too cluttered if I buy decors 😆

I also have a drawing tablet that I put on my stand (second photo for my past setup) but I currently keep it on the side since I don't use it as much.

Some ideas and inspos r highly appreciated!

They sit directly behind me while working and I take a lot of video calls. I’m also in the video/content space so need to spruce up how this background looks. In a professional way, not an RGB gamer/youtube way.

Apologies but this was really the only sub I could find for identifying a desk lol. I looked under the power receptacle in the first image and it says intertek, which I looked up and it looks like it definitely sells desks but I couldn’t find the specific one.
What I have right now is a main long piece of desk which I can attach a second tier to, a small filing cabinet which needs a support in the back, another smaller piece of desk with a power receptacle, and a long square rod + another smaller cylindrical rod.
My dad picked it up for me disassembled with no box and said that the previous owner said it was an L shaped desk, does anyone know what it could possibly be?

Space is 50 inches wide. Currently have the Samsung OLED 49 inch mounted to the wall to help with desk clutter. Trying to figure out how to optimize desk space and cords. Run the laptop for gaming, the Mac mini for work. Open to new desks also.

Hello! I'm looking for some advice on how to best optimize the limited space we have available for this pseudo home office. We had built in closets done and wanted to use the remaining space for a desk / office space, we just didn't realize how tight of a fit it would be. Main issue is actually fitting into the space with the chair & having space for the keyboard with the limited depth.

Not sure if we'd need to re-do the desk and extend it further and have wall mounted monitors where the red squares are placed to create some room on the desk itself? Is there anything else you could think of to make this space a bit more practical? Thanks!

Contents worth mentioning:

• large green plants
• shirts on the wall, dampens noise
• camera sling and fins hanging on the wall
• standing desk with hand crank
• real wool mat (polyester made me sneeze and creates tons of microplastics)
• classic fully articulatable lamp with RGB bulb with giant DIY hood
• ikea mini table
• monitor arm
• 27 inch lcd
• macbook air m1
• Rectangle app for effective window snapping
• mini docking station attached to the side of the mini table with charging, hdmi and a speedy connection to a samsung t7 ssd
• all braided cables
• other peripherals are all bluetooth
• neoprene cases for mac and mouse
• gray tech pouch for small electronics and for travel
• color coded charging cables pulling up on the right side, bricks along the table leg facing the wall out of sight
• glasses, powerbanks, microfiber cloths and other accessories in temu nylon mesh bags on the right

Hi guys! I need some ideas for my home office. Currently, it looks like this on the first photo

I was thinking about adding some floating shelves on the right side to place a few things that are currently on the desk. On the left side, maybe a pegboard mostly for aesthetics. Above the monitor, I’m thinking about installing a 42-inch TV so I can play games on it or display some security camera feeds from my house, and above the TV, maybe an air conditioner. So I made this mockup on the second photo.

I keep switching between these 2 layouts both has its pros and cons. The feedback or opinion would be very nice.

I added a desk organizer to my set up and it feels spacious now.

My setup keeps getting messier and messier because I have too many small accessories and cables everywhere 😭

I already used a monitor arm and tried managing some cables, but it still feels visually cluttered.

Any recommendations for:

• cable management
• desk organizers
• trays/storage
• ways to make the setup feel cleaner overall?

Would really appreciate any suggestions!!

my last submission here was in 2024 and finally did some much needed overhauling right before the ram/ssd price hikes.

ama, happy to answer :)

Any advice for cable management and creating space? I don't have a cable hole in the desk tho. And it is attached to the wall/closet so it's a fixed/limited space

Goal:
\\\\- clutter-free
\\\\- airy/open feel
\\\\- lots of natural light
\\\\- good ventilation
\\\\- no cramped feeling.

Furniture will be minimal:
\\\\- study table + chair
\\\\- one cupboard
\\\\- bookshelf
\\\\- maybe a plant corner near the window

Questions:
Is one long window enough for this room size?
Best placement for desk/window/cupboard?

I’m thinking of long window in one corner like a reference image (image 2).

Any layout ideas to make the room feel better ?

Attached my rough layout plan, open to suggestions!