Rather than pinning this room to a named style, the owner let one color do the defining. Blue runs through the whole study — wall art, hydrangeas, the desk lamp, the rug, even the water glass by the keyboard — in different shades and depths. At the center sits a recent swap: the window desk is now a Loctek E8S height-adjustable desk, paired with the same brand's Y36 Pro ergonomic chair.
The Desk: Loctek E8S
The rounded table legs were the first thing that caught the owner's eye — they read light and soft in a study setting. The 140 × 70 cm top is 25mm rubberwood with a fine skin-feel paint finish: low glare under the window light, and a warm, smooth texture when you run a hand across it.
Height adjustability is the practical heart of the setup. The E8S moves between 710 and 1200mm, so it shifts freely between sitting and standing, with four memory presets for the heights used most. The owner's habit is simple: work, listen to music, or read here, and when sitting too long starts to wear, raise the desk and change posture — a small nudge to the body not to stay frozen in one position.
The travel is smooth and quiet enough not to interrupt whatever is on screen. Once raised, the eyeline lifts too; look up and there's the tree view outside the window, a chance for eyes and body to rest together.
The Chair: Y36 Pro
Beside the desk sits Loctek's Y36 Pro ergonomic chair in gray mesh. Seated, the shoulders, neck, and lower back get natural support — no more holding yourself half-suspended. The lumbar pad adjusts along with your posture, which makes long stretches at the desk easier to stay comfortable through. In the photos you can see how the mesh back and headrest wrap around rather than just stand behind you.
The Blues, Scattered
What ties the room together isn't any single piece but the repetition. A blue rug anchors the desk zone. An IKEA eight-cube shelf runs along one wall, topped with a blue clock and a fan-paper lamp from khd studio, a TRETTITRE wall-mounted turntable and speaker spinning a blue record, and a vase of blue hydrangea. A deep-blue drawer cabinet stands at the desk's other side, next to canvases leaning against the wall. A desk that fits, a chair that feels right, and blue scattered everywhere — that's the whole formula, and the study now looks exactly the way its owner wanted.
Editor's Notes & Summary
Every piece in this study, as listed by the owner:
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Standing desk | Loctek E8S, 140 × 70 cm |
| Ergonomic chair | Loctek Y36 Pro |
| Monitor | Redmi A27U |
| Desktop storage drawers | Shimoyama (霜山) |
| Desktop calendar | MUJI |
| Blue rug | Saibosi (赛波斯) |
| Eight-cube shelf & blue drawer cabinet | IKEA |
| Wall turntable & speaker | TRETTITRE |
| Blue clock & fan-paper lamp | khd studio |
10 comments
How does the cat resist going after those blinds?
Haha, it’s 36°C outside.
AC set to 27°.
Hahahaha.
I think 27 inches is just right; 32 is a bit too big.
Wow! I really need a standing desk!
Just grab the Loctek E8S — you can snag it at half price!!
The rug could be swapped out — it feels a bit like an office.
At first glance I thought it was a private dental clinic.
Also have to say, this looks like a pretty nice hospital environment.