That, and its meatballs. Since meatballs make lousy computer enclosures, Overclock.net community member Kaxtos went with a for the basis of his gorgeous desk-built PC. I'd say it was a wise choice.

IKEA's Vika Veine is a very cool desk on its own: It opens up to reveal your workspace, complete with a felt-lined inside that can be used as a bulletin board and even comes with pockets for your ...

It also means that I am very interested in this laptop bed desk from Ikea hacker Andrew. Andrew, the poor poppet, was suffering greatly from using his computer in the sack.

The Autonomous SmartDesk 5 offers superb value for money. It has some limitations, but it's a fully motorised desk with a ...

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According to Trashfilia, over at Ikea Hackers, you'll need a pair of wooden bases or supports to rest your computer and its peripherals on, but once they're screwed into place, you even have room ...

6. Match the desk and the cabinetry. This sun-filled home office by @my.millennium.maison features both an IKEA desk and cabinet, in a monochromatic hue and with matching drawer pulls.

Ikea's new BEKANT standing desk is quite the marvel. It raises and lowers with the push of a button, and is height adjustable to just about any standing or sitting height.

The IKEA BEKANT sit/stand desk is kind of a lifesaver — even if you don’t personally go between sit and stand much, the adjustability makes sharing the desk a breeze. Sharing ...

Standing is good, but tiresome after a while. Hybrid desks can be pricey but Ikea is betting on Bekant, a workspace that raises and lowers on two telescopic legs with a button push.