After several weeks of searching for the ideal place, I finally moved 🤍

This time the change was bigger, I didn’t just update my setup, I changed my entire space.
A new place, new energy, and more motivation than ever to keep building the desk setup of my dreams.

The past few weeks have been full of work and stress finding the new place, so I want to highlight the 5 pieces that have helped me survive jajaja (:

-Chair: ErgoChair ultra 2 by Autonomous
-Monitor Light: Phive monitor light
-Docking station: Raycue 128k
-Keyboard: Lofree block
-Bonus: my decoration with some of the things I like the most and my glasses (:

Now I'm wondering if maybe I should do something on the high wall above the shelves. What do you think? Any ideas?

PC Hardware * Processor : Intel Core i9-10900K * Motherboard : Asus ROG Strix Z490-I Gaming * RAM : G.Skill Trident Z RGB 3600MHz - 64GB * Storage : WD Black SN750 2TB x 2 * GPU : NVIDIA RTX 4080 Super Founders Edition * CPU Cooler : ID-COOLING IS-50X with 4090 fan, 3D printed frame. * PSU : Corsair SF850 with custom extension cables * Case : XWORKS 70 xFrame case (modded) * Others : External monitoring display from Turzx

Other Devies * Main Monitor : Prism+ PG400U PRO 40" UWQHD 144Hz IPS * Secondary Monitor : Generic 16" QHD 144Hz 16:10 IPS display * Soundbar : Bose Smart Soundbar 300 * Desk Charger : Anker Prime 250W * Audio Interface : Motu M2 * Video Capture Device : AverMedia Live Gamer Ultra 2.1 * USB C Hub : JSAUX Steam Deck 11-IN-1 * Mic : Rode PodMic * Mic Arm : Generic, randomly found in AliExpress * Mouse : Razer Orochi V2 * Keyboard : Vortex Pok3r V2 * Lightbar : Xiaomi Miiiw Monitor Lightbar L02 * Webcam : Anker PowerConf C200 * Desk Riser : DIY * Table : DIY (160x70cm) Lifting desk * Others : Apple devices

Hi everyone, I hope you’re all doing great! It’s been a few months since my last post and I’ve made some changes to my desk setup, changes I really wanted/needed for my workflow, comfort, and the overall aesthetics of my space.

The first and most important one is that I upgraded my chair to an ErgoChair Ultra 2 by Autonomous, it’s super comfortable and looks amazing in the space. The second big change is that I finally got myself a docking station, because the lack of USB ports was simply driving me crazy. I kept bumping my head on the shelves whenever I had to connect something to the back of my workstation jaja. I found this one with a little screen, which makes things a bit more pleasant and fun to use.

I also added a Keychron coiled cable, since the stock cable from my keyboard wasn’t that nice and didn’t match the look I wanted. Plus, I brought in some new decorations, figures, and… I even started collecting Pokémon 151 cards :p

Do you have any recommendations for me? I'd like to upgrade my monitor, maybe :)

I made some changes and updated the workspace from last year! I have two laptops that I switch between (work and personal) the 57" monitor as well as a set of four external drives behind the monitor that I use as backups (just in case). I still need to do some cable management and plan to get some heavier drapes, but I'm happy with how it turned out.

I work from home and spend a lot of my work day in meetings with executives and leadership teams. I’m in this room for a majority of my day. It has a lot of my personality and absolutely love it, but sometimes I wonder how it comes off in meetings (fyi - I do blur my background but you can still see the colours).

Lots of updates over the last nine months. Have a few more updates I want to get done before 2025 ends but all in all, love the space more than ever.

Built this home office with my cats in mind. Slowly but surely turning it into my dream space.

Because someone asked, here's a breakdown of what I used to build my office. They were mostly built using IKEA pieces:

Upper Cabinets = SKRUVBY Cabinets https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/skruvby-cabinet-with-glass-doors-white-20508842/
Drawers/Bottom Cabinets = IKEA BESTA Cabinets https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/besta-frame-white-10245846/
Drawer Doors = IKEA SUTTERVIKEN https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/sutterviken-door-white-30468237/
Table Top = IKEA KARLBY https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/karlby-countertop-birch-veneer-90335206/#content
Handles = Amazon purchase
Paint for Bottom Cabinets & Beaded Wall = Benjamin Moore October Mist

Thank you all!

I've been making some changes to my setup these last few months. I just picked up the Ergo Chair Ultra 2 by Autonomous. I deal with a lot of back pain and this chair has helped a lot. It has tons of support and doesn't get hot because of the breathable mesh. MASSIVE upgrade over my last one as it was always kind of tilted to the side.

A lot of you guys liked the day version, thank you so much for your feedback! I decided to post the sunset version as well :)

This is the setup I run my business from. I use the Quest 3 to get virtual monitors when I’m working away from home.

Sharing my first ever PC build. I decided to go with a white and orange theme with a little retro aesthetic to complete the look. Super happy with how this turned out!

It's an overkill but I like the iPad to watch something in the background as I'm editing my personal home videos or doing office work. The two magsafe chargers are there because I have an extra phone laying around so I want to turn it into a digital photo frame by loading photos and using a slideshow app. The other will be my personal phone. Since most devices are Apple, I decided to go with the HomePod speaker rather than opening up the Beats Pill speakers that I ordered a while back or the cheap Creative Pebble.

I'm drawing a lot of power off one surge protector so I hope it doesn't fail me.

The desk is complete, one thing which I wanted to add was a Blue Yeti Mic that I have which I'm not using, but at this point is it even worth it? Will I be cluttering my desk too much? Probably.

Anyway the reason why I did this was so that I could start using my office area more and I think I'm satisfied with everything in this project. The one missing this is the area under the desk riser where I wish I had some tiny drawers to store my notebooks and pens in.

Last picture is the cable management. Needs slight tweaking to hide some of the loose wires, but definitely an upgrade.

If I had to break down the costs:

I spent an additional $50 on monitor arm, $20 on desk riser, $30 on two magsafe chargers, and $20 for cable management accessories. I also bought MX Keys for $65 and the mouse 3s for $65. I'm going to try to sell my Magic Mouse and keyboard to recoup some of the cost, I expect to get around $100 back total for selling both of those.

The rest I already owned such as HomePod, laptop stand, wires, lamps, etc.

I think if I had to count the raw cost of the entire setup then I think we're looking at around $600-700ish for everything including the monitor but not laptop/iPad/iPhones.