This workspace belongs to a photographer who clearly believes that a tidier desk leads to better-looking work and better work, period. The palette is almost entirely white and grey, the gear list runs deep, and the guiding idea is simple: keep the things you use most within arm's reach. Being surrounded by objects you genuinely like, the setup suggests, is half the pleasure of sitting down to work.
Where the Desk Meets the Studio
The room does double duty as home and studio. A large softbox on a boom arm hangs beside the desk, so a shoot can happen a few steps from the editing station. Blinds soften the daylight, and the desk sits against the wall under a matching monitor lamp bar.
On screen, a bold "GET YOUR SH*T DONE" wallpaper sets the tone, while a side display loops black-and-white stills of vintage cameras — a fitting screensaver for someone who shoots Sony FX3 and A7M5 bodies for a living. The desk itself is a 1600×800mm LDUAN model, wide enough to hold a Samsung 5K 27" display, a MacBook Pro 16" on a stand, and everything else without feeling crowded.
The Riser Ties It Together
An FBB monitor riser lifts the Samsung display and creates a second shelf underneath, which is where most of the small gear lives. A pair of Audioengine Cyber2 speakers sit angled toward the chair, flanked by a Macintosh-style retro clock and an IITW ambient light and coaster set. The EGIOZR 13-in-1 hub tucks under the screen, handling the cable load for the whole rig.
At desk level, a charging stand holds the phone with a track running, next to a small metal volume knob. Everything stays in the white-grey palette, so the shelf reads as one composed arrangement rather than a pile of gadgets.
Tools Kept Within Reach
Typing duty falls to a Mox UNIX1970S keyboard with grey retro keycaps and a couple of red accents, paired with a Lofree HYPACE mouse on an NS Planet 900×400mm desk mat. AirPods Max rest on the mat when not in use, and a second keyboard — the Angry Miao Cyberblade — waits near the MacBook stand.
The camera gear stays close, too. An FX3 in a cage sits at the left edge of the desk beside the riser, and an Apple Watch with a red band charges on a stand nearby. The LiberNovo chair rounds out the setup. It is a desk arranged so that nothing essential is ever more than a glance away.
Editor's Notes & Summary
A monochrome palette, one generous riser, and a strict keep-it-close rule give this photographer's desk its polish — proof that tidiness and personality can share the same 1600×800mm of surface.
The full gear list:
| Item | Model / Size |
|---|---|
| Desk | LDUAN 1600×800mm |
| Chair | LiberNovo |
| Monitor riser | FBB |
| Laptop | MacBook Pro 16" |
| Speakers | Audioengine Cyber2 |
| Docking hub | EGIOZR HUB 13-in-1 |
| Monitor | Samsung 5K 27" |
| Headphones | AirPods Max; Angry Miao Cyberblade |
| Keyboard | Mox UNIX1970S |
| Mouse | Lofree HYPACE |
| Desk mat | NS Planet 900×400mm |
| Ambient light, coasters | IITW |
| Cameras | Sony FX3, A7M5 |
10 comments
Yep. I’m going for it, haha.
You bought the M5!
Let’s swap desks.
You move out, I move in.
Actually the 14 suits me better, haha.
The laptop is the 16-inch one — mine’s the 14.
Not thinking about it for now, haha.
Asking whether the 1970WS is up for sale, haha.
I’m planning to buy the Audioengine Cyber2 — is it worth the price?
I bought it the day it launched.