I focused first on getting the right table. I got 3 tables from Sanyang which are cheaper than thicker tables offered these days but it does the job.

I opted to have 2 displays, my main display 27" FHD, and my 2nd display is 19" 1440 x 900. The second display is for music, chats, dev tools, jira/vsts. Surprisingly, I'd prefer this size than a larger 2nd display as this is easier to navigate and use.

I've been a big fan of One Piece ever since I was a kid as well as a bunch of other characters in different shows/games. Hence, I wanted to add 'Character' into the room that would reflect me and not just be a simple design addition.

The room needed a little bit more 'life'. What better way to improve that aspect than adding greens into the mix. Since I wanted them near the system, it would be a nightmare if I chose to use actual plants as I have to maintain them.

These panels enhance the sound quality of the speakers, plus it's good for the overall aesthetic of the room.

I got this item out of curiosity... mostly. Surprisingly it works way better than anticipated. I don't really see any glare that's even slightly disruptive and it highlights the desk very well. I do a lot of notes in paper as I tend to absorb them better, so I needed a more reliable light outside than just my monitor. Plus! it's easier to eat snacks (be careful tho, ants are everywhere).

I opted to go with Logitech due to it's design and software. It's not too 'game-y' and is comfortable enough to last the entire day. I do prefer G502 as a mouse due to its straightforward features. The mouse scroll can be toggled for non-stopping scroll (idk what its called) for longer page scrolls (helps as well on long code files). There's an easy sensitivity switch and a redo/back button on the side.

This lamp serves as the main light in my room. The colors can be controlled via the mi home app as well as the brightness level. I placed it in the corner as it highlights the figures near to it. It also gives a good reflective light from both walls in the corner.

In the image, it's only lighting up on 3 parts. There's 3 more that light up but that's too much light for me when working :D Basically this is the main unit I use for both working and gaming. It's running on a Ryzen 5 3600x with 16gb 3200mhz ram. It has SATA 250gb ssd that it uses for boot and 2tb hdd for storage purposes. I didn't push with the NVME ssd as it's pricy for the unnecessary speed for my case.

Of course the hero of it all, the UPS. There's a lot of times that the electricity here would fluctuate or become unstable. I could've lost the work or even worse the system itself, but with this, I was able to prevent mountains of stress and repair/replacement payments.