DESK GUIDE / Desk arrangement
White desk by the window, how to divide light and work area
Is it difficult to see the screen even though it is near a window with beautiful sunlight? You need to check the mood of the photo and the light needed when working separately. Start by looking at the direction of the curtains, screen, and input space, then add storage and lighting.
Connected products and ＋ tags are alternatives for purchase reference. The MITTZON has a different control panel and back module from the 160×80cm electric desk, and the STYRSPEL has a different headrest and frame shape. DUBBLA is a wide white scissor-type base from 60×40cm, and is different from the silver pillar type in the photo. TOKABO is a glass lampshade·plastic stand light with a height of 15cm, and is not the same model as the metal stand spherical light in the photo.
Check for a place with good lighting and a clear view of the screen.
First, sit by the window and turn on the screen when you are actually working. Even if the light passing through the curtains looks pretty, if the surrounding scenery is reflected on the screen or a bright window continues to catch your eye, adjustments are needed. When using a light-blocking curtain alone is not enough, try using a light-blocking curtain or changing the direction of the monitor.
Draw your work area before your desk size
Mark the size of the keyboard/mouse space and the bottom of the screen stand on a piece of paper. Leave space for a mouse, a wrist rest, and a notebook, then add storage. A white electric desk alternative similar to the photo, MITTZON 160×80cm, costs 499 and 000. The height is 62~126cm, the maximum load is 80kg, and the structure of the controller in the photo is different from the rear desktop.
