Hey-oh: we’ve got a proper desk area in our living room! I prefer having our computers in our main common area (instead of sequestered upstairs in the guest bedroom, for example), and this si…

Emma Shoemaker | DIY & Home on Instagram: "I only just got a dedicated office room for the first time ever about a month ago and I’m finally getting around to making it cute. Mounting the computer monitor and getting a desk chair without arms have totally changed my home office space I swear 👌🏻 Next on the list will be patching up all the nail holes from the gallery wall that was here before so let’s pretend you didn’t see those 😅 #homeoffice #workfromhome #gallerywallinspo…

I recently came across a fascinating sub-reddit called ‘r/Battlestations’. It consists of pictures of people’s computer stations. Some are for work, many are for gaming, al…

Our home office is done (for now) and we're excited to share the transformation, some details and a few tips and tricks with you today, along with so m ...

Here's the finished project - my triple monitor workspace. This is on the side of my living room, which also serves as the dining room, kitchen and all around most used room in the house. I wanted the workspace not to impede the room, hence the wall-mount solution. monitors: 3x Dell 2007FP 4:3 1600x1200 IPS monitors - matrox dualHead2Go computer: Gateway SX2840-01 chair: Eames aluminum group chair

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I've spent the last three months using a 4K TV as a monitor but should you? Here's what I learned from the experience.

When I first started freelancing, I did all my work hunched over at the kitchen table. It was not an ideal setup – I was cramped, uncomfortable, and lacked storage. I knew I desperately needed to…

If you’re in the market for a QHD or 4K monitor, you might want to consider looking at 4K televisions too. Whilemonitors and TV’s are built for different purposes, there’s an increasing overlap in their feature set, to the extent I’d argue

IKEA Hackers | Ideas & Hacks on Instagram: "Ed R needed space for a desk for his wife's work from home setup. But they didn’t have any extra space for a home office. Looking around, Ed saw the deep stair landing and what he termed “6-thousand dollars worth of square footage”. (Swipe to see) The idea quickly formed in his mind and he came up with a #MurphyDesk that looks like a cabinet when closed. And opens up for more than ample work space. Dual monitors! I'll be honest, probably no one…