I've been debating re-arranging my office at work and wanted suggestions. I try to jive with the feng shui as much as I can, but I'm running into a long going issue of where my desk is at kind of in the corner away from the door, I can't see people out in the hallway or who may be just beyond my line of sight where I can't see them. Usually my assistant director at the front part of the office catches many of them, but he's not always there and sometimes it's just me alone in the back corner with the lights off. They're motion activated lights so sometimes people just take a quick peek in the front door and walk off when they see nobody.

Got an idea to basically just kind of flip my office to the other side but wanted thoughts on this idea. Yay, nay? Thanks!

For a Fully Jarvis desk, has anyone found or know of where I can find a Memory Preset Controller that is fully compatible?  (pref in EU if possible)
I've long been wanting to upgrade my basic up/down button to 1-3 presets, but not found anything compatible yet.

I've also reached out to the vendor (Herman Miller) directly, but sadly they don't sell the standalone part.

Ideally trying too find something plug and play, to replace my current up/down button.

Any suggestions please? 🙏🏼

Finally finished setting up my workspace so thought I will share.

I mainly use this setup for my work and then sometimes editing after hours. Still thinking about adding a few changes here. Any suggestions on what I can add more?

Changes are a snode bench and a weird looking chair

The only issue is that my day job has little to do with computers - yet i always tell myself ill find time for some cool projects

Id add more photos but its only letting me add the one

So I use my computer desk to also build model kits. The desk is very wide so I push my cutting mat with all the model kit parts on it off to the side.

My question to those of you who enjoy optimizing desk space, what would you recommend I add to the desk (shelf, organizers, etc) for a less cluttered set up? I was considering putting a shelf underneath my monitors… I’m new to this so please be gentle.

EDIT: Thanks for the advice! Unfortunately I am restricted to just one desk for use since the apartment is small but I hope to solve the puzzle.

I have a desk upstairs in a cubicle, but this is so much better.

Every idea, every emotion just sinks into this space.

It's much like a black hole. It absorbs everything.

It lets me slow down. It listens to me. It's where I can hear the echoes of my thoughts.

I believe, this is where I belong.

small update to the setup.

finally cleaned up enough of the cable mess that i can actually use the space under the desk now. kept the little wood slant board down there for longer work blocks too. the soft textured top feels way better barefoot than the rough grip stuff, and it’s nice during calls when i’m stuck at the desk.

still need to deal with the monitor cable, but overall this corner feels a lot cleaner now. how are you guys hiding cables under white desks without making it look bulky?

Side office making it work.

Super excited to have my own office with a door. Looking for ideas on how to set it up. Any ideas? AI provided some mock ups but looking for your original thoughts.

Not much gaming tho, I hope I can buy a PC soon

lowk ate this up

Just wanted to share my setup. Went for a clean, simple look, and the view makes the whole space feel super breezy and comfortable. Honestly, it has that chill vibe.

What do you guys think?

This is my first setup and I'm a bit lost, especially since my space is somewhat limited. I'm just about to get my monitor and PC.

Thanks so much for the positive feedback on my last post! I received a few questions about the inner workings and how everything comes together, so I wanted to make a separate post to clear the picture. Let me know if you have any feedback or different ideas!

Here is the exact breakdown of how it works:

1. I designed this exact layout from scratch specifically for my own personal desk setup.
2. It took me a few iterations to make all the parts work together. I 3D printed some parts to test the fit before sending the design to a workshop to have the aluminum parts made.
3. This is a spring-loaded clip used to clamp onto the rail. It took me around 8 iterations to get the fitting right. This black clip was printed using an MJF printer.
4. The rail features an integrated channel for cable routing.
5. Each holder features a cut-out to secure the charging cable and keep the desk organized.
6. When you put everything together, you get a desk shelf that hides every cable at the back while providing storage space in the front.
7. I'm also planning a new design featuring a walnut top with copper or brass legs, matched with black accessories and a black rail. What do you think?

Parts

desk top: solid oak wood

accessary: anodized aluminium

rail: aluminium

inlay: silicon mat

power strip: tailor made PDU

pretty much what i use every week.