Proper AV Stand Up Desk

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While I appreciate the need for space for the monitors, in the above design, given the width of room 2m, the average desk depth 50cm and chair around 50-60cm, you will find yourself squeezing to get into the room towards the door. A 2m length desk is way more than enough for all your monitors and laptops. are you a day trader with so many screens? Can I assume that the monitors will be used together therefore stuck next to each other? I would scrap the L shape, go for full length floating desk as per the above design. Your back to the TV, stretch when tired and you can look into the garden without being too distracted by it. Dog in the corner under the floating desk to the right. Drawers on castors to the left. Will need to send a design across for the sofa and TV.

yes I like the jungle idea possibly, though not sure if should keep with ivy as it matches whats currently there.. , not sure about the shelves or seating by the TV though. In the room next door there is an an 8 seater table, and a kitchen island, so its not as though this is the only place to have seating I guess. I like the ideas of natural look, almost Japanese, bamboo, bringing the garden in, just having difficulty with which wall colours, what to do with the post? keep white or make a colourful feature of it, and also what colour sofa bed, rug, paint on the walls to make everything blend in. It's so difficult, can't go for a lightish sofa, as it would just get too dirty, but I'm open to all ideas and very very much appreciate both yours and Rukmini's I have no idea how to put a room pic together like that so it helps massively. They have a lot of friends round, so a comfy rug /beanbags are also great, as long as we can also put them somewhere away too, so they're not in the way