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starfox wrote:this kind of snack setup is really dangerous, IMO

it's honestly intentional - trying to fuel [redacted] 6 days a week is tough!

griffin wrote: ↑Tue Mar 16, 2021 6:35 pm comfortable chairs are as we say a "fake concept"

i hate chairs so i sit on the ground and lean again the wall:


the top shelf doubles as a """standing desk"""

I don't think any other thread is really competing with this one, in terms of making me want to move out of Brooklyn

please say more about your chair

I do feel like with chairs, comfort and design are a dichotomy. It either looks good or it feels good to sit in. And that's without even thinking about the ergonomic aspect of health. My chair is from Sklum, which seems to be a spanish brand that's borrowing heavily from ~~scandi*avian mini*alism~~ and some aspects of, like, 60s space age interior. It looks good, it's probably alright for my back, but my old Ikea gamer chair was way more 'comfy' even though its sight was abject. I made a conscious decision to replace it with something a little more stylish.

@titkitten I gotta say I hope you do a lot of yoga or something, because from my non-professional perspective sitting on the ground and leaning against a wall seems, idk challenging for your back muscles and spine!

why do so many people in here have two monitors? like what for? not hating just genuinely curious

does look cool though, I just plonk my laptop on the kitchen table fwiw so this thread giving me major desk envy right now

here are some different ways i sit at my desk, for those who are wondering

idk why but i really hate chairs -- it's so uncomfortable to have my legs lower than my core. my pt says that i don't have the upper back strength to support my spine or my head and i don't have enough core strength to control my limbs lol. maybe im a giant baby. i like the wall because it supports my spine, keeping it straight, while i can spread out on the floor. (i do a lot of yoga! it's been building my strength slowly but i am starting with so little that i'm still pretty weak!)

wiggly-woo wrote: ↑Thu Mar 18, 2021 1:46 pm why do so many people in here have two monitors? like what for? not hating just genuinely curious

does look cool though, I just plonk my laptop on the kitchen table fwiw so this thread giving me major desk envy right now

i don't have two monitors but i have one monitor to have Big Screen, to keep from craning. i really think laptops are so ergonomically violent to our necks/shoulders/upper backs.

25/ woman/ professional poster

slowly making my space nicer since i spend so much time at it.

empty space on the right of the desk was where i was trying to make a 3rd monitor (vertical) work but it didn't want to play nice with my work computer and my home pc at the same time

inspo because everybody already posted their real desk

i fill the void in my life with screen real estate

new house new office new desk setup

lol