Floating Stars's dark desk setup — Beijing, China
Your work environment is crucial.
- Contributor
- Floating Stars
- Role
- Tech Blogger
- Place
- Beijing, China
- Year
- 2025
- Use
- Audio / music
- Display
- Dual display
- Source
- wdsf-2025-1899653053596266497
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- Room
- 20 ㎡
- Budget
- 80,000 RMB
Gear list21 items · includes affiliate links
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- PC
- DIY, i7-12700K + RTX4070Ti Super
- Laptop stand
- Lenovo Legion Z4 Stand (opens in new tab)
- Monitor arm
- Brateck E700 Max (opens in new tab)
- External storage
- Ugreen NAS4800PLUS (opens in new tab)
- Speakers
- Genelec G3 (opens in new tab)
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In their own words
Your work environment is crucial. Choose equipment that you genuinely like and that has both high quality and a good texture. This will enhance your work efficiency and improve your mood. Avoid focusing solely on cost-effectiveness, as it can sometimes lead to regrettable compromises.
— Floating Stars
Observation notes
Floating Stars' Nanoleaf triangles shift from amber to blue between shots, lighting a wall that pairs a Pink Floyd *Dark Side of the Moon* print with a Freddie Mercury live shot — music references framing a desk built around Genelec studio monitors on both sides of the display. A backlit acrylic sign spelling out the handle in Chinese sits on the shelf between them.
A retro white controller and a matching white keycap keyboard keep the palette consistent across the desk, whatever the monitor is showing — a Monkey King game one moment, a satellite orbiting Earth the next. Every piece earns its spot the way his own notes insist: buy for quality and texture, not just for what's cheap.
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