V's triple-display gaming setup — Shanghai
V., a game scene designer from Shanghai, builds around a single spatial principle: if you have the wall for it, run a long desk across the living room and let it handle everything — work, gaming, leisure — on the same surface without switching modes. The setup's visual language was matched deliberately to the home interior (warm wood, art prints on the left wall, a cork board of photos on the right), so the transitions between design work and a Cyberpunk session feel continuous rather than compartmentalized.
- Contributor
- V
- Role
- Game environment artist
- Place
- Shanghai, China
- Year
- 2026
- Use
- Gaming
- Display
- Triple+
- Source
- wdsf-2026
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- Monitor arm
- AOC (opens in new tab)
- Keyboard
- Razer (opens in new tab)
- Speakers
- Harman Kardon (opens in new tab)
- Headphones
- Sony (opens in new tab)

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In their own words
If your home has a wide living room, a long worktable can serve as its center, meeting both work and leisure needs. The desk setup's style can be coordinated with the desktop and the home's decor, forming a multifunctional space that is both useful and good-looking.
— Vtranslated




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