Nate Wengert's colorful RGB desk setup — Texas, USA

My best tip is to design what works best for you, Setups are very personal and should have your own style involved.

Nate Wengert's Texas room is built around a triple-monitor wall — Apple Studio Display up top, dual curved displays below — set into pyramid acoustic foam panels with a Nanoleaf triangle array overhead that cycles from red-and-white to teal-and-purple. A pegboard beside the desk holds a small collection of mechanical keyboards mounted like a gallery wall, alongside spare controllers and headsets.

A Hexcal Studio shelf runs the width of the desk, keeping the monitors elevated over an anime-print deskmat and a red LED strip tracing the desk's underside. A glossy black collectible figure stands guard next to the setup, and in one shot a scruffy dog occupies the Techni Sport gaming chair like it's part of the build.

It's a lot of hardware pointed at one goal — Call of Duty on the big screen — which lines up with Wengert's own read on setups: make it personal, make it yours, and let it grow from there rather than trying to nail it all at once.