Staying home all day can feel quietly restorative — morning light through the window, a breeze moving the curtains at night. For this freelance designer, that sense of ease comes from a small study corner: a desk stocked with everyday design tools, favorite books, a few small ornaments, and one recent favorite teammate, the Sihoo M59Pro ergonomic chair. Here's a look at the space and what makes the chair work so well in it.
A Small Study Corner by the Window
The room is not large, but the desk sits right against a floor-to-ceiling window, so every work session comes with a city view and plenty of daylight. Most of the designer's daily inspiration starts from this corner.
The layout stays simple: a laptop and a single monitor raised on a wooden riser, a keyboard and mouse on a felt desk mat, a tablet showing the time beside the screen, and a monitor light bar across the top. A small shelf beside the display holds books, succulents, and a retro-style radio lamp, while a warm salt-lamp fireplace glows on the riser. Books and little figurines are tucked wherever there's room, which keeps the desk from feeling sterile despite all the gear.
Why the Sihoo M59Pro Fits This Space
The chair is the piece the designer credits most. Long nights chasing bursts of inspiration mean serious sitting time, and the M59Pro has made that easier on the body. During work, the lumbar support hugs the lower back just right — whether leaning over the desk drawing or tilting back to think, it gives a supported, wrapped-in feeling.
Space was the deciding factor. The study is small, so the chair's 90° flip-up armrests matter: fold them up, push the chair under the desk, and the floor opens up again. The size options help too — as a taller person, the designer picked the large size and finds it sits steady.
The whole chair uses a dragon-pattern special mesh that is durable and breathable, a material the designer notes is usually found only on chairs in the thousand-yuan price range. For someone who works from home full time, choosing the right chair genuinely spares the body some wear.
Drawing, Daydreaming, Reading
What happens at this desk isn't only work. The designer draws here, zones out here, reads here — every moment feels like getting along well with daily life. The warm lamps and small decorations play their part: they give the study a lived-in warmth that makes the practical setup feel personal. The hope is that everyone can find an ideal little corner of their own like this one.
Editor's Notes & Summary
A small room, a window desk, and a chair that takes long sitting seriously — that's the whole formula behind this designer's home-office comfort. The Sihoo M59Pro brings the support, the flip-up armrests save floor space, and the warm details make the corner worth staying in.











10 comments
They’re not built in — search for casters for standing desks; basically all of them fit.
Does your desk come with wheels? If you added them yourself, could you share the brand and model?
It’s IKEA’s Tertial.
I use a MacBook as the main machine.
There’s a link for the chair — is it friendly to the neck and lower back?
Please recommend that monitor light, thank you.
Is there a link for the desk lamp on the far left?
It’s the Sihoo M59Pro — the headrest is adjustable and the lumbar support is pretty good.
Is it the M59Pro? A friend said they’d buy me one for my birthday (quietly asking — is it comfortable to sit in?)
Yes, the support and the wrap-around feel are both good — great value for the money.