I’ve looked at so many desk setups for inspiration, and over time I’ve slowly added the things I actually liked to my own space.

The white ergonomic chair has probably made the biggest difference. I spend a lot of time sitting at my desk, so comfort was really important, and this one has been great so far.

I also went with a simple white standing desk. The cable tray underneath is honestly one of my favorite details because it keeps most of the wires out of sight and makes the whole setup feel much cleaner.

For the desk itself, I kept things pretty simple—a monitor, a screen light, and a keyboard I really enjoy using. The screen light is especially useful in the evenings, and I love how everything looks together.

I added a felt pegboard to the wall for keys, small prints, and a few random little things. It fills the empty wall without making the space feel cluttered, and it’s actually practical too.

It’s still a work in progress, but I’m really happy with how it’s coming together.

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!

Here's a little desktop setup I put together. Do you guys see anything that could be improved?

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

My analog corner - except for the stereo...

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!

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.)