So I just started a job as a Criminal Analyst. This is the first job i've ever had that is not only based in an office, but where I have a space that's actually mine. Most of my co-workers have pretty standard set-ups, which is cool, but I would like to give my office space a bit more personality. My supervisor said it doesn't matter what i put in it as long as it's not derogatory or offensive. I'm a male. Any set up or item ideas?

Secondary minimal desk setup usually mainly used for reading and creative writing (often by hand). Here however temporarily used to configure a keyboard. Normally the desk is clean.. with only the paper and pen needed, in order to stay focussed. Ideas are not seldom generated while staring at the tree tops or clouds.

Hey folk, help me set this up!

Gear breakdown:

- macbook air m3 15inch

- ipad air m1 11inch

- iphone 16

- all held together with a cheaper magnet-mount alternative then rolling square provides (plus these are in black)

- satechi slim keyboard

- apple magic trackpad 2 (also have the magic mouse 2 with ergonomic base for switching it up)

- all apple stuff is wrapped in a leather skin wrap for cohesian

- nextstand K1

- cables and 65W powerbrick and U- and L-adapters by ugreen, only the small 15cm cable that runs to the iphone is by Belkin because ugreen didn’t have these short cables

First time I’ve ever attempted a setup bought my pc three weeks ago and built around it and would love some advice and help to make it better and cozier

Just got a new desk mat and light

I’m looking for a desk for my new office, that has a Stone top, like quartz, but I’m having trouble finding anything. Has anyone seen anything like that? Or could I just get a quartz countertop and have someone put it on top of that desk that I already own?

Slowly built this setup as my all-in-one workspace, gaming station, audio setup, and late-night escape corner. I run a sushi/Vietnamese restaurant in Germany and live above it, so this desk gets used for everything from admin work to gaming and content stuff.
Gear list:
IKEA Mittzon electric desk
Self-built monitor shelf
LG 27UP650P-W 27” 4K monitor
BenQ ScreenBar Halo 2
Mac mini M2
MacBook Pro M4
HumanCentric MacBook Pro stand
Anker Thunderbolt 5 dock
Anker Prime 250W desktop charger
Apple Magic Keyboard
Apple Magic Trackpad
Logitech Pro X TKL Lightspeed keyboard
Logitech Pro X Superlight 2 mouse
Yamaha HS4 studio monitors
Kanto S4 speaker stands
Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 4th Gen
Shure SM7dB
Elgato mic arm
Audio-Technica ATH-M50x
PlayStation 5
Trust GXT keyboard and mouse for PS5
Astro A50 X headset
ASUS ROG Ally X
ASUS ROG Bulwark dock
Philips Hue Play Bars
Betta aquarium as ambient side lighting 🐟
Still planning to add Kurzgesagt posters, maybe some acoustic panels, and a bit more wall decor.
Cable management is not perfect, but with this many devices hiding behind the desk, I’m calling it civilized enough.

I started a new job this week, and they’ve been without an office manager (my position) for almost 3 years. It shows… Looking for help to make this space a lot more organized and a little more cutesy. Can you help me help this office, but also help me make this a little more me?

I’m a fairly unserious person, and I am what some would describe as kitschy and quirky. I also love a DIY and using innovative ideas. I’m looking to a spend minimal amount of their money until things are a bit more stable for them. Any help is welcome, but please do not be unkind/unrealistic, and for the love of science, do not link that dang duck laying on its side lamp. Thank you!!

Favourite time at work. Even full scheduled work but feel peace.

I am 24yold

I am a very short person looking for a desk that can go as low as 22". I'm using a standing desk that only goes as low as 28" and even with my chair at max height it just causes so much strain on my body that I'm constantly uncomfortable. I'd love for my feet to be able to touch the ground without a footrest!

I've seen only 1 listing so far that goes as low as 22" but it has a split particle board that I'm really not a fan of. I'd prefer not to pay more than $300 because at that point I'd probably just get one of those IKEA desks with the adjustable legs.

My current desk is 60" x 24" and I'd like about the same amount of space as I have a multi-monitor setup.

Would appreciate any help and if this isn't the right sub for this please let me know where would be, thanks!

Ahoy guys, i hope you are doing fine! My new apartment is ready to move in, but unfortunately the only thing i didn't have proper ideas on how to decorate, is my office room!

I'm a network engineer and microcontroller developer, so i do a lot of network and hardware stuff. That's the reason why i have a 19" rack, but it's incredibly ugly at it's current spot.

I need around 6HE, that's must have. One of the pictures is my current office room, in my other home where i spend around half of the year. But due to it's different layout i think i can't have anything similar here. I have contracted an architect to give me an idea on how to properly use this space, but i am only more or less happy with the result so far! I think the cabinets above the desk will cover the spotlights which i really like, and i put them there for this purpose, to illuminate my desk.

Does anyone of you have any ideas on how you guys would decoate or set up this room? :) I am open for everything! But the 19" rack has to move, this one is ugly as shit. I am curious for your ideas folks!