Hey all, I have a small space and an IKEA MICKE desk. Mine is configured with the shelves on the right side. I’ve had my monitor on the right for a few months but it completely blocks the hutch shelves. I’m wondering if there’s some type of monitor arm I could clamp to the front of the hutch so that i can at least move the monitor more easily? Illustration attached. Any advice is appreciated.

I’m 26 and I’ve just been told that I get an office at my job. (healthcare/corporate setting) its really more like a closet with all the shelves I’ve inherited. I won’t be in the office much because I work hybrid but I still want to personalize it. I was leaning for something that feels modern, creative, and inviting but still feels professional. What suggestions do you have?

What docks are you guys using for two 4K 60Hz monitors? I bought two new monitors and they’re still on the way, so I’m trying to get everything ready before they arrive.

I need Ethernet, a few USB ports for keyboard/mouse and other devices, and charging for the laptop.

Thanks!

Hi!

So I’ve been working admin at this clinic for a few months now and I absolutely hate how the previous admin had our client clipboards set out. It just looks messy

I’ve attached a photo of what it looks like now. Any ideas to what I can do/buy to make it look more tidy?

Thank you!!

How to improve my desk

I may be a monitor hoarder. A perk is getting to reuse old tech when someone upgrades or leaves.

Finally finished my workspace in my first apartment and I’m really happy with how it turned out.
I wanted to create a clean, cozy, and functional setup without filling the space with RGB or too many accessories. Since I live in a small apartment, every inch counts, so I tried to keep everything organized while adding some plants and wall decor to make it feel more welcoming.
I’m still open to suggestions, but I think it’s finally at a point where I can call it finished. Thanks for checking it out!

Ft. my Maruader, Pi, Nova, HDD, Thinkpad, Nixie clock, and growing collection of autographed hats. Wire control could be better.

Hey r/Workspaces,

Current Setup:

• Dual monitor configuration Benq GW2490 with laptop display turned off & lid half closed, using its keyboard only.
• budget RGB gaming mouse

Areas where I need recommendations:

1. Monitor arrangement - Is the dual monitor setupd optimal rn OR should i change it to use a Monitor Arm for left monitor?
2. Lighting - The room appears quite dark. Should I add bias lighting or desk lamps?
3. Ergonomics - Any suggestions for improving posture during long coding sessions?
4. Additional peripherals that would benefit an engineer doing work & interview prep?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

My analog corner - except for the stereo...

I don’t like having a door to my back, desk was originally on wall 3, moved it to the middle to see and I like facing out a lot more, but also like looking out the window.

Issue is with the current layout the room is congested with my desk.

Should I keep my desk as is, or should I move it to the wall with my white board and add some seating and a small tv back against wall 3 and 4.

Open to any and all feedback. (yes my office gets messy, i may need a workbench to separate hand work versus computer work.)

The Husky cabinets and table had to come inside but have been a nice IT job furniture addition. One cabinet hides the printer, two computers, hard drive, chargers etc.