Thomas Ullmann's colorful RGB desk setup — Frankfurt Main Area, Germany
Improving the things which annoy you daily or cost you time every day (like having to pick up your mobile phone for 2FA thousand times a day because you have…
- Contributor
- Thomas Ullmann
- Role
- Senior IT Engineer
- Place
- Frankfurt Main Area, Germany
- Year
- 2025
- Use
- Content / creative
- Display
- Ultrawide
- Source
- wdsf-2025-1899662261490249730
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- MBTI
- INTJ
- Room
- 30qm
- Budget
- 12,000 EUR
- Socials
Gear list25 items · includes affiliate links
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- Laptop stand
- Ivoler (noname) (opens in new tab)
- Monitor arm
- Ergotron HX HD (opens in new tab)
- Keyboard cable
- MagTame (opens in new tab)
- Mousepad
- Corsair MM700 (opens in new tab)
- Ambient
- Various LED strips (desk, monitor, desk shelf), some smart RGB spotlights

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In their own words
Improving the things which annoy you daily or cost you time every day (like having to pick up your mobile phone for 2FA thousand times a day because you have no good holder) before working on the aesthetics. Productivity first (at least for me as a home office worker).
— Thomas Ullmann
Observation notes
Thomas Ullmann's Samsung Odyssey G9 curves across the whole desk, resting on a glass shelf that keeps its cable clutter out of sight — a Corsair deskmat with edge-lit RGB trim runs the width underneath, and a liquid-cooled PC with a full glass panel sits in clear view to the side. Blue ambient lighting in one shot and warm amber in another suggest a room that changes mood depending on the hour, with a red lotus-shaped decorative lamp as the one consistently soft object in the room.
A small collection of mechanical keyboards and mice sits ready for swapping, alongside an old-style desk phone kept more for character than function. A framed circuit-board art piece and a trailing houseplant soften an otherwise hardware-dense corner.
Ullmann is explicit about the order of operations: fix the daily annoyances — the things that cost you time — before chasing aesthetics. The desk phone within easy reach, not buried, is exactly that kind of fix.




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