Just came across this subreddit and thought I'd share my setup.

What do you guys reckon?

I ended up with a pretty great place for both of my main hobbies and it all looks cohesive with the room/house. I know a lot of people may find it odd to have this big of a station right in the living room, but otherwise id never be out here. And to the left of the photo is a couch and large beanbag chair for others, so theres still seating.

Finally got it dialed. A little cluttered but cozy.

Introducing Regolith, a battlestation built for less than the price of a new 32 GB DDR5 kit. This was my first ever PC build, and I'm pretty happy with how it turned out. What do you think? Anything I should improve?

https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/sVxkH3

Total cost: $588 CAD, including basically everything in this picture except the desk and like cables and stuff. I found the case in a dumpster, and I got a bunch of things for free from friends, family, and from stealing them (with permission) from work.

here is more pictures of my setup: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10l5TsGQuZC__Q6tAFsAfaKWaV780wr9F

Gear List

•Desk:i made it for final project in school on 3years program at the end

•Chair:Ergovision Throne

•Monitors:main:AOC, 27 inch, 240hz, 0,5ms delay

second:AOC, 32 inch, 144hz, 0,5ms delay

side one:SAMSUNG, 24inch, 60hz, 4ms delay

•Monitor Mount:UVI desk mount for 2 monitors, black wall mount S-box LCD-901

•Keyboard: main:Steelseries apex pro tkl with Prism caps

pegboard: TOP ONE: Razer Huntsman mini with optical switches -for school because is quietest

BOTTOM ONE: Redragon K621 tkl- if im watching something in couch an i need wireless one

•Mouse:main: Razer Viper V3 PRO

pegboard:Logitech G PRO Superlight with glass pads

•Mousepad:Razer gigantus v2 3XL

•Speakers: Logitech z333

•Headphones: Steelseries Arctis Nova 7

•Microphone: Quadcast S and some random arm

•Stream deck: elgato stream deck + (i bought it with money i got from streaming)

Misc Gear

•pegboard fomm IKEA

•some random karambit knife for unboxing packages

•PS5 controller

•bmw pendant from museum in Munich,

•wireless 30w phone charger

•digital clock

•Logitech StreamCam and arm for it

•electric screwdriver if im fixing pc for anyone

•LED light for monitor when im I drawing for school

•uvi armsleve

•extra usb hub under desk

•PC power button

•some random led lights

Decort/Art

•lego bonsai

•fake bonsai

•couch three-seater

•my lego speed champions and tehnic car collections, I made the shelves for them by myself (only for tehnic cars i bought them)

•URBANUC sign I made at home by myself

• the picture on the wall, decoirative magnet and hotwheels are from my girlfriend

• those coins on pegboard and pendant house are from school trip in Brussel(Belgium) and Strasburg(France)

• bmw pendants are from another school trip from munchen BMW museum

PC Specs

•CPU:i9 10900k

•GPU:Msi 3070ti Suprim X

•CPU COOLER:Arctic Freezer III 360 RGB

•RAM:Fury 32gb 3200mhz cl16

•STORAGE: 1tb Kingston KC3000 m.2, 1tb some random m.2, 500gb HDD

•MOTHERBOARD:Z590 Aorus Elite AX

•PSU:rog strix 1000w gold fully modular

•CASE:Inter-tech C-701 Panorama

•FANS:DeepCool FC120

•MODS:formulamode custom cables

coolermaster vertical gpu holder 4.0gen

Completed my first real office build!

Recently bought a new room specifically for gaming!

I’m gonna add a shelf in some plants and get a real rug.

Just moved into my first apartment after starting my first job. I work from home about half the week, so I wanted a setup that’s comfortable for long days and still feels like somewhere I want to be.

Gear
Monitors: Samsung Viewfinity S8 27" 5K (main, above the MacBook) and an LG 27" 4K in vertical orientation
Laptops: MacBook Pro 14" M5, plus a company-issued laptop that’s my primary work machine (not in the photo)
Desk: Autonomous Desk Pro w/ Bamboo top, 55" x 30", and I stand a lot
Lighting: two IKEA Tvärhand desk lamps, 15 Nanoleaf Lines (60 degree), and a 16 ft Nanoleaf light strip (300 zones)
Plants (hopefully): Pothos, ferns, monstera, bird of paradise, and a palm
Mouse and deskmat, no external keyboard yet (I type on the MacBook)

The vibe
I used to work out of a coworking space in a converted warehouse back home. It was dark and industrial, with warm orange Edison-style bulbs and a ton of plants: ferns, ficus, pothos, and big tropical leaves. I’m used to a lot of green, and I want to recreate that in a way that also feels cozy for winter.

What I need help with
Walls: The Nanoleaf Lines are (I think) going behind the monitors, with the light strip as backlighting somewhere else in my room, but I can put them anywhere. What else should go on the wall? This is a rental, so less drilling = better.
Plants and side furniture: I want to be surrounded by tropical plants. What shelving, plant stands, or side furniture would suit the warehouse look? The plant stand on the left will probably move elsewhere in the room.
The desk itself: Anything you’d add or change on the desk to make it look better and work better?
Open to any advice. I’m new to decorating and not sure how to tie it all together.

Thank you all, I appreciate the help as I convert this to battlestation! I'll update w/ pics once things are finished. Happy to give more details and share pics of the space if possible.

Some pics that inspire me:
This one from 3 months back
This one from 2 years ago
8 months ago (I like the jungle vibes)
Good use of Nanoleaf products

Been rocking this for a couple years now and I finally have some more money to put into better lighting. Do you guys have any recommendations?

I love Govee lights & Hue lights!

Hello I am looking for ideas to improve my gaming setup, any ideas help!

Hi everyone! I’m planning to upgrade my desk setup to two monitors, one horizontal and one vertical.
Right now it is a bit hard for me to play my games due to my body being faced to the side, and my neck has started to hurt due to prolonged neck tension by looking up
My main concern is that my desk is right against nothing (Covered by the fabric) which makes the monitor arm stick out far back, so I don’t want a monitor stand or arm that sticks too far out behind the desk.As for putting the Pc on the floor, There isnt much space under the desk so i dont think it would be a good option as i might kick it
I’m deciding between getting one dual-monitor stand or two individual monitor arms.
Which option would you recommend?
Is there a way to mount both monitors while keeping them close to the wall?
Would a vertical + horizontal setup work better with a single stand or separate arms?
I’d appreciate any suggestions! I can provide pictures of my desk and the space behind it if needed. Thanks!

Pretty much how it looks on any given day.