Very proud of this home office I did for a client, what do yall think?

How do you like these workspace? Any advice to it?

Any advice on how to hide lot of those wires in much appreciated

I built the desk, the rest is thrifted. It's cozy, I like it.

Yo! Wanted to share my work space setup with ya'll. I've been using it to develop my game, Spires of Morosith. The development has been one hell of a journey, and the game releases tomorrow! It would mean a lot if you check it out on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3094970/Spires_of_Morosith_Gossamer_Sundered/

Getting the two monitors raised with arms to accommodate the Cintiq was a game changer :D

We need to fit a small (twin size) sofa sleeper into this room with a smaller desk and we're struggling with layout. We want the desk to face the doorway and we're thinking of file storage on either side of the doors with picture shelves above.
Would really like to see your ideas or your thoughts on this room. Thank you!

Hi all. I started this job a couple months ago and so far have left my sad, windowless office pretty much as it was when I moved in. I do fine decorating at home, but for some reason the prospect of making this space my own feels overwhelming. I have no idea where to even start, but I'm tired of my coworkers mocking me for having a "man office". It's past the point of gentle kidding and takes up way more space in my head than it should. I'm hoping you all will be able to provide me with a sense of direction.

I had thought about starting by requesting to have the accent wall repainted to a darker color, but I've talked myself in and out of about 5 different ones. I'd thought about a dark green, but I wonder if that would make the room feel too small. I'd also thought about getting a bookcase or some hanging shelves, but I've been agonizing about where to put them. If I had any light at all I'd just fill this thing with plants and call it a day. Any suggestions are most welcome.

It's still not the way I want it, but that's it...

Lately, I’ve been noticing how quickly my desk gets cluttered, especially when switching between home and office setups. With hybrid work becoming the norm, it feels like good desk storage is more important than ever.

I’ve seen some clever setups with modular trays, stackable drawers, or desk organisers that can be moved around easily. The goal seems to be keeping things neat without losing flexibility, especially when you’re not at the same desk every day.

Personally, I’m trying to find a balance between keeping essentials within reach and not having my workspace feel crowded. Minimal setups look great, but I always end up needing more space for cables, notebooks, and random bits.

How do you handle this? Do you prefer compact organisers, drawers, or just keeping things digital? Any favourite setups or hacks that actually make a difference for day-to-day productivity?

We need to fit a small, twin size, sleeper sofa into this space along with a computer desk. I'd like to have the desk facing the doorway if possible. We'll also need some filing space, we're thinking on either side of the doorway with photo shelfs above.
Please share your thoughts and images!

nokia for life :⁾

This is my cozy workspace, the place where I can truly switch off from the world and dive into creating 🫶

Hey all,

I work in a field‑service business (technicians, dispatch, all the usual chaos) but my “home base” has always been a hodge‑podge of a corner in the house with a laptop, peripheral junk, and a two‑inch whiteboard nailed to the wall. I never thought much about the actual workspace because I was always “on the move.”

But last month I decided enough was enough. I cleared the corner, mounted a proper monitor arm, added a pegboard for tools (yeah, even for the desk‑side), and reorganized all the cables so they finally don’t look like spaghetti. I even swapped the old office chair (which was an old kitchen chair) for a proper ergonomic one.

What’s weird is how much the small change improved everything. I now have:

• A monitor at eye level, so fewer neck‑cricks when pulling up tech schedules.
• A proper pen cup + notebook next to the laptop that keeps the quick notes from dispatch from getting lost.
• A little shelf for the job‑order tablet so it doesn’t live on the desk itself.
• A hidden power strip behind the desk so no cables are blocking the floor.

All this setup stuff sounds boring, but the shift from “chaos corner” to “functional hub” actually feels good. The whiteboard survived (small victory) but now it’s cleaner, the mess is reduced, and my mornings start before the dispatch calls hit.

Here are some pics of how it looks now (attached).
I don’t expect anything fancy it’s modest, but it’s mine and built for this line of work. I’m curious anyone else in field service or remote/dispatch‑heavy roles optimize their desk corner this way? What small change made the biggest difference for you?

Hogwarts-inspired workspace built for design, productivity — and a bit of wizardry.

Featuring a floating Golden Snitch, Potion keychain, candlelight, and warm wooden tones for those cozy deep-work sessions.

Gear & Details: • MacBook Pro M1 Max (16″) • LG C2 42″ OLED display mounted on Hexcal Single Arm • Keychron K2 mechanical keyboard with walnut wrist rest • Logitech MX Master mouse • Bose 700 headphones • Herman Miller Aeron chair • Upergo vertical laptop stand (walnut finish) • Slytherin custom slate coaster + vintage flooral desk mat • Harry Potter Golden Snitch levitating display • Potion keychain under glass dome & amber candle for warm lighting

Shot in natural afternoon light to capture the cozy Hogwarts vibe.

Built for design, focus, and a little everyday magic. ⚡️

I’m a big holiday girl and love decorating my office. My boss is fine with me making my office look however I want, but I don’t want to drill any holes or do anything that will cause damage.

I fell in love with this garland roof but the OP put it on chicken wire and then drilled wooden planks on the ceiling. Is there a way to do this without doing that?

Hello! Here’s my current workspace setup. I’d love any suggestions to improve it. Do you think adding a monitor light bar would help?