Post your home studio / workstation
9 years ago from Asam Shah, Digital Nomad
Interested to see the home setup of all you design folk.
9 years ago from Asam Shah, Digital Nomad
Interested to see the home setup of all you design folk.
beautiful. what desk are you using?
Really dig this setup!
Wowzers! All of that wood is beautiful!
where those planters from?
This is so lovely I cant even stand it.
This is a beautiful work area. So bright and simple. Love it.
Also keeping it simple, open, clean..
That's beautiful. :)
I'm about to trial a stand-up desk too. I'd question having the screen at that height though?
I'm in the process of creating a stand to get the laptop at an adjustable level, at the moment it's just a nice way to break up all the sitting!
Preach, preacher!
Not clean. Actually really messy. Not that simple. Busted-ass aluminum mouse pad. But chill view of New York City.
Thats a nice view :)
Currently:
Previously:
Did an interview about my last space for Herman Miller on their Lifework blog; the Lifework blog doesn't exist anymore, but Apartment Therapy republished it here.
I got the same speakers series, but the smallest model. Amazing sound quality in my opinion
Yeah, they're great. I wish I had something smaller now, especially without the room treatment of my last space. Curious to hear the Genelec M030's.
I have pretty much the same setup, but decided to place my HS80s on a stand. They would radiate way too much heat and I also felt claustrophobic with those things in front of me. Nice setup!
Yeah, I used to have them on stands too but switched to Recoil Stabilizers a few years ago. The sound isolation is good, but I agree that the HS80's are a little cumbersome. I'll probably swap them out for something smaller later this year.
Loving this view. Where is your space stationed?
Thanks!
It's in Åre, Sweden
Wow. Just Google Street-viewed over there and it is incredible!
Do you work in Åre or remotely? Since I live in Stockholm, living in a remote part of Sweden has always enticed me but it's easier to find work in Stockholm.
Make yourself indispensable at work, then they will let you work remotely.
I was working in Stockholm when I decided I wanted to live closer to the nature (or to be exact: closer to the DH trails), so I decided to move to Åre. I took this decision before speaking to my boss. I had a meeting with my boss where I handed in my resignation - it hadn't even crossed my mind asking if I could work remotely. Later that day he came back to me asking me if I would be interested in working remotely. Done deal!
Do what you want, while you can. It's a cliche, but a damn true one. Givet it a try, rent out your apartment and give it a go for 6 months, a year or something similar. Sure, it can suck and you might realize that it wasn't for you, but then you know. Otherwise you'll spend a year wondering what it would be like pursuing your dreams. It's only a year of your life...
Good luck with whatever you decide to do!
P.S. If Åre is place you could see yourself living in (I highly recommend it) I would check with Nord Interactive (they have offices in both Stockholm and Åre) and [Hjärta](http://hjartat.net/ "Hjärta).
Thanks for the tips, not sure if it's something I want to do (at least not right now when my girlfriend is still studying) but very interesting to hear about your experiences nonetheless.
Thanks for taking the time to write such a good reply!
I keep it pretty simple at home.
2011 iMac + Retina MBP At this point I mostly use the iMac as an external display. Misc stuff from IKEA
Wow, my setup is so similar! Less simple for sure, but I think we have the same desk, and we definitely have the Harman Kardon Soundsticks, which are excellent!
It ended up being way more "sleek" and white than I'd usually care for, but I found the ikea desk and shelf unit at the same salvation army for super cheap, and I just moved in a month ago and had to get something (that's also why my walls are pretty bare at the moment).
Aaayyyy! Sorry for the mess.
The espresso is the most important part.
Is this the m-Stand?
It is. My neck loves me for buying it. Only minus is that it's too big to bring with me when I'm at the main office to work with our developers
I love my M-stand as well, so sad I couldn't bring it with me to Spain when I moved!
Love the setup and the espresso is an essential touch. I've seen the trackpad a lot in here. What exactly is it best for besides window management gestures?
You all are so neat and tidy.
They just clean up for the pictures :)
Rather than cough up too much money I spontaneously went to Lowe's and decided to build my own desk, and some how I didn't mess it up. The supplies for the desktop set me back <$40 and I just put some new legs on 'er a few days ago that I bought from IKEA for $20.
TIL: I'm one of only a few designers in the world who has bits of paper strewn around his desk.
you must sketch as well.
Here's mine, I've swapped out the table top for one made of oak and changed mouse pad since I took the photo though.
Kinda messy and a terrible photo but you get the idea. Made the desk myself. It's 8 feet long and 3.5 feet wide.
3 More guitars and a 4x12 speaker cab in another room.
I'm Spoiled!
I would post mine, but I don't have pictures of it. Imagine a IKEA Galant Corner-desk-left birch veener colour, HP 32" screen in the corner, Logitech X-540, MBP 13" 2011, and LED strip around the edge of the desk. And of course my OCD for perfect cable management
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Nice! Really didn’t expect to see so much electronic music production gear.
…moved into this place 5 months ago, and still haven’t managed to decorate the walls!
(I’ve been thinking about making some sound absorption panels, and hanging those alongside some framed art.)
Can't figure out how to add my image to the comment.
My new workstation setup https://dribbble.com/shots/1624766-Design-Workspace?list=users&offset=0
15 mbpr + external keyboard + logitech performance MX mouse. oh! on a herman miller envelop desk.
minimal and easily portable.
I can almost see it now
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