Floating Stars's dark desk setup — Beijing, China
Try to unify the color tones of your desk setup as much as possible.
- Contributor
- Floating Stars
- Role
- Tech Blogger
- Place
- Beijing, China
- Year
- 2025
- Use
- Study / everyday
- Display
- Ultrawide
- Source
- wdsf-2025-1899653477896253441
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- Room
- 15㎡
- Budget
- About $8,000
- Socials
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- PC
- DIY (12700K+RTX1080Ti)
- Speakers
- Genelec G3 (opens in new tab)
- Headphones
- Angry Miao CYBERBLADE (opens in new tab)

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In their own words
Try to unify the color tones of your desk setup as much as possible. This way, it won't look messy, and the overall visual coherence will be stronger.
— Floating Stars
Observation notes
This is the same Beijing corner in a different mood — blue ambient light replacing amber, a Batman insignia glowing on the curved monitor instead of a game character. Two miniature vintage Macintosh figurines sit on the shelf next to a matte black wireless charging dock, tiny counterpoints to the Pink Floyd and Freddie Mercury prints behind them.
The keyboard runs a rainbow underglow that stays contained to a single accent rather than fighting the room's blue cast — proof of his own rule that a setup holds together better once the palette is deliberate, not just colorful.




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