Which position would you choose, and why? Facing the door, or facing the window?I am still undecided on it, at night, facing the door is a more appealing choice, during the day, the opposite
>>108580726Back to the wall so I can't be snuck up on my the gnomes while I'm gooning.
neither tbqh.I would rotate the desk 90 degrees so I can sit with my back to the big wall, being able to see both the window and the door
>>108580738I am not allowed to rearrange the furniture.
>>108580743is this an office space? the vibes gave me more residential buildinglike the curtains and everything
>>108580738Yeah, I've tried that setup as well. Cant really remember why I ended up not liking it either. It gets complicated with cable management or something like that. I think theres a power socket behind the curtain, but no ethernet outlet, so I strapped a white flat ethernet cable to the white thing next to the floor, but it was still somehow unaestheticbut maybe I need to explore this option again
>>108580757he's trolling, hes not me
>>108580757It's my space. I can do anything I want in it, except rearrange the furniture, or leave.
>>108580760this guy isn't me, either
>>108580758>It gets complicated with cable management or something like that.i agree that's probably harderbut my back facing a door or a window gives me some primal fear that a sabre tooth tiger is going to jump me at any moment
>>108580726first so people sneaking in can't see your screen and just assume you're doing super serious spreadsheets and email and not wasting tine on the web.
>>108580770which wall did you mean? the one in the picture or the opposing wall?
Ideally >>108580738Otherwise >>108580726If this is a shared space, then I can't have people being able to see my screen. It feels like they're hijacking my brain and I can't focus on anything except the possibility that they might be looking at me / my screen. It's slightly better if they can only see me but not my screen. Also, judging from how monochrome everything looks... Finland?
its not a shared space, it's my home office and I bought too much garbage ikea furniture
>>108580765not me, another troll
>>108580726I think you need to find another apartment, because this one is impossible to position right.
>>108580728put in a floor mount light with a warm bulb, that piece of trash is fucking grim. And something ruglike on the floor. Then get married or acquire a gf, anything that means someone is there to prevent you choosing desks ever again. Do not buy black desks. Ever.
>>108581033stop being racist
>>108580932Yes I feel so too. They designed it like crap
>>108580726>>108580728Where are all the empty beer cans. Where is your nest. Where is the clothespile.Your bedroom sucks.
>>108580932I think my other apartment is much better (also not perfect) than this one. Fucking garbage
>>108580726I would angle it so you're not facing the window directly but you still have natural light in your field of view. I find this just makes more sense including in my own setup. Facing a wall always causes me to get a little stir crazy/anxious after a long enough time whereas with the window I can just look up and have natural light relax me
>>108580726>>108580728I swear that space is the closest thing to actual liminal space I know. I've seen it in so many configuration in so many different pictures. Never actually lived in or in use. What is going on with that place?
>>108580726I wouldn't choose anything. I would listen to what they had to say and that's what no one did.
>>108581673I am trying to figure out the best configuration but I feel it's damned
>>108581638>I would angle itHow many degrees?
>>108581869>would listen to what they had to say and that's what no one did.Who?
>>108581913yes
>>108581954Are you crazy, am I crazy, or what is going on here?
>>108581906360
>>108581978OK, but from where?
>>108581984It has to come from the heart.
>>108580728this and push the desk all the way to the wall this is my current situation, peeking trough the window is a nice break from the screen the other option mean you have to keep the curtain closed to avoid glare as well
>>108581999Ecclesiastes 1:15[15]That which is crooked cannot be made straight; and that which is wanting cannot be numbered.
>>108582020>That which is crooked cannot be made straightobjectively false
>>108582019Tried that as well, it doesn't quite work sitting that close to that piece of wall, it casts a shadow on half your face
>>108582054Depends on the material, but often times literally true, even though I guess it's figurative
Seems like the energy flow of your arrangement is faulty. Wtf is that dining table? You shat out couple of desks without even thinking and made a thread about your situation.
>>108580726that's matan's podcast studio
>>108582086>matanWho?
>>108580726You need professional help. You have been moving around like 3 pieces of furniture in an empty room for years now.
>>108582079That's not a dining table, but a conference table, according to the IKEA catalog
>>108580726By the window, as close as possible so as much daylight and view is in peripheral vision.
>>108582127It seems you are vastly overestimating the capacity of "professional help"
>>108580726Having a window behind you causes horrible glare on your screen.The corner desk should be angled for that reason alone.Being able to look outside the window is a plus, although I don't get the impression the view from that window is much to look at.Also nice to get some sunlight on your face.Facing the door can be distracting if people enter the room often but facing the other way offers less privacy.You might even want to add a barrier to shield the working desks from the table and the door.Could be a tall cabinet for example.
>>108580736>>108580726Door bc this.
I think I am going back to this type of configuration. It means strap a white flat ethernet cable to those white boards on the wall at the floor level and reaching the desk from the left sideThis is for illustration, will put a slightly larger desk with solid oak top so it will brighten up the room But just comment on the layout idea
This is the problem about the otherwise clear winning layout. It's a bitch to hide this ethernet cable. I used a flat one and cable clips to stick it to the wall thingBut still
>>108582491Exactly why I use WiFi in my office.But another thing you can do is get a carpet and run the cable under it.Just punch a small hole in the carpet to get the cable out, perhaps covering the hole with a plant.Carpets also improve acoustics and just look comfy.If a carpet is too expensive you can also get a rubber gutter so people at least won't trip over the Ethernet cable.Also I would put the desks next to the window and the meeting table further back, assuming you spend most time working at your desk and the table is only used occasionally.Maximize your sunlight exposure so you don't en up offing yourself.
Fucking hell is this schizo still doing this shit? Why are there so many schizos on this fucking shitty ass board?
>>108582597>schizos on this fucking shitty ass boardEvery board has resident schizo
>>108582566>Exactly why I use WiFi in my office.Understandable.However, I have been committed to no wifi etc for years and intend to keep that up. Carpets are a usable trick. But it's the part sticking out the wall that is most problematic. Maybe put something in front of it
You are utterly soulless.
>>108582597This shit is making me deeply unhappy. One day I will get a house with perfect layout office room
I got this apartment as a new construction so I could have opted with nice shiny white tiles or something classy like that. But I didn't give a damn back then and now I have these ugly ass Grey tilesFucking shit
Not to mention I could have had ethernet ports in every wall etcFucking shit what was I thinking
>>108582863Thanks you too
>>108580726I'd face the door so I could see danger coming. And I'd be closer to the window if I ever suddenly wanted to jump out of it.
>>108582914Good idea but what about head ache inducing glare?
>>108582957If it gets too bad I'll simply jump out the window.
>>108580726It's astonishing to me how some people are entirely unfazed by tiled floors. Thirdies are so resilient mentally.
>>108583008Ok
>>108583008Muttmericans reside in cardboard homes filled with cockroaches, you are genuinely throwing stones from a glass tower.
>>108580726I don't think your Scientology testees will care which way they are sitting when you are indoctrinating them into servitude.
>>108582131
How long have you been at this, OP?I think it might be time to accept that no configuration will ever be perfect, and just live with the setup that is closest. You have some kind of desk arrangement OCD that doesn't permit you to do this, of course.
>>108584007Nice. Can you do more memes with the other pics?
>>108584059I'd sat about 5 years
>>108584059>just live with the setup that is closestBut to do that, I must first figure out which one is the closest.
>>108580728man, fuck youall that light is blinding my screen vision
>>108580726This is the most genuine mental illness tier shit I've ever seen, holy fuck
>>108584857Yeah
>>108584720Let's try again. Just use any configuration.Your current strategy results in zero use of the room. Using any configuration would result in use of the room. Therefore, using a random configuration is more effective than your current strategy.
>>108584697alas no, have shit to do that pays for the beer.
>>108584996That looks really aesthetic
>>108584996Minimalism is peak comfy, only hoarders and women-niglets need to buy useless shit.
/g/ there's that guy the floor above me and it sounds like he keeps moving furniture all day. What do
So will you guys now answer the question please, which position would you choose and why?>>108580726>>108580728>>108582309
>>108585150Is this minimalism? 3 desks and 6 chair for 1 guy???
>>108582876>shiny white tiles or something classy like that>or something classy like that>something classy like that>white tiles
>>108588109Well, something better than this in any case
>>108580726You should not place monitor facing window directly. Neither should you be facing the window directly.NEXT QUESTION
>>108588150Just so you know, only third worlders have tiles outside of the kitchen and bathroom. That's because it is cheaper than wood/laminate, easier to install and easier to clean/maintain. If a tile breaks you just replace the one that broke. There's absolutely nothing "classy" about having tiles in your living room, den, home office, bedroom, etc.
>>108588182Since when are ceramic tiles cheaper than compressed wooden waste materials with plastic lamination on top of it?But I do agree that having everything ceramic is tasteless. It's exactly because it used to be very expensive in the past.
>>108580726I would sit at the corner, facing away from the curtains, just like in the photo.It gives me a full view of the room
>>108581673fucking zoomer babbleit's a nice little roomgo on, stay in it
>>108588182real chads use marble everywhere
>>108588109he probably meant fancy marble tiles
>>108585150>wall scroll without text
