Carlos Rendón's warm wood desk setup — Spain
S·0006 · Carlos Rendón · Spain · 2025
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In their own words
Try to keep it simple. Just have the things that are going to work in favor of you having full concentration on your work, and also try to eliminate everything that is a distraction and is not fulfilling the purpose of inspiring you or making you focus. Always make changes when you feel it is not working, don’t be scared to readapt things, but try to be consistent.
— Carlos Rendón
Observation notes
Try to keep it simple.
Carlos built this desk around sound, not screens — an ultrawide monitor is almost incidental next to the Arturia keyboard, an Ableton-style pad grid, and an AudioFuse interface with its distinctive orange XLR inputs. A guitar leans just out of frame, and a Fender effects processor sits close enough to reach without leaving the chair.
The wood desktop stays otherwise bare — no cable clutter, no decoration competing with the gear. It matches his own rule: keep what earns its place, cut what's just a distraction from focus.
Gear list
21 items- PC
- Custom build
- Laptop
- M1 pro MacBook 16”
- Monitor arm
- Hexcal Single Monitor Arm (opens in new tab)
- Keyboard
- Logitech MX (opens in new tab)
- Desk lamp
- Ikea
- Ambient
- Nanoleaf (opens in new tab)
- External storage
- Multiple Drives (opens in new tab)
- Headphones
- OLLO Audio S5X (opens in new tab)
- Mic
- Heil sound + Audiotechnica AT2050
- Webcam
- Integrated
- Phone
- iPhone 13 Pro Max
- Tablet
- iPad Pro 12”
- Charger
- Spigen Duals USB C Wall Charger
- MIDI keyboard
- Arturia AstroLab + PolyBrute
- MIDI controller
- Ableton Push 2 (opens in new tab)
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