Wang Wan's vintage collector desk setup — China
Wang Wan's desk is curated, not assembled. A mechanical engineer from China, she keeps what she loves within arm's reach — Doraemon figures along the black pegboard shelf, a ceramic tea set beside the keyboard, Kitano's Kikujiro no Natsu and a CUBA travel poster anchoring the wall above. The cherry blossom street wallpaper on the Xiaomi G27Q isn't decoration; it completes the room's logic. Every object here earns its place.
- Contributor
- Wang Wan
- Role
- Mechanical engineer
- Place
- China
- Year
- 2026
- Use
- Study / everyday
- Display
- Single display
- Source
- wdsf-2026
Gear list12 items · includes affiliate links
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- Desk
- DIY custom build
- Monitor stand
- Hexergo AE3-103 (opens in new tab)
- Keyboard
- Keychron K3 (opens in new tab)
- PC
- DIY build
- Speakers
- Edifier (opens in new tab)
- Desk lamp
- Yeelight Tube (opens in new tab)
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In their own words
I really like an everyday style. As long as things stay tidy and organized, you only need to keep the things you love within reach, and you'll have a desk space that's entirely your own.
— Wang Wantranslated
Observation notes
Wang Wan's desk is curated, not assembled. A mechanical engineer from China, she keeps what she loves within arm's reach — Doraemon figures along the black pegboard shelf, a ceramic tea set beside the keyboard, Kitano's *Kikujiro no Natsu* and a *CUBA* travel poster anchoring the wall above. The cherry blossom street wallpaper on the Xiaomi G27Q isn't decoration; it completes the room's logic. Every object here earns its place.
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