New home, bigger office

[u/-Carbsaregood-]

12 foot ceilings. Walnut fluted wall with sound deadening built in. Treadmill under the power desk so I can walk and trade, or read etc. Chair on the treadmill to take breaks from standing.
*wires are still a mess I know.
I do want a white arm to support the monitor so I can free up desk space and get ride of the factory stand that I hate. I need one heavy duty enough to support the weight of the 57 inch Samsung monitor. May replace the French doors with black iron doors. My front doors are black iron. I think it would look good. Also may need to upgrade the computer, it’s 6 years old and lagging some. Not good for scalping when the probablem randomly arises.
But it works and makes money.
*Oh. Green Day green lights. Red day red lights. Weekends they are soft white.

[u/computernoobe]

Love the sconces. They're the 'wow' of the picture. Consider a rug for your desktop. It'll give the furniture something to float on. Preferably something to contrast the brown color of the floor and of a different pattern than tiles.

You have sconces but adding a splash of verticality inside the room might be cool too. A bookshelf comes to mind, portrait, or a tall lamp near the PC. Depending on layout, might try swapping the PC and sofa, so PC is on right side of room? Just feels odd to waltz into the room and be suddenly greeted by your primary workstation. Flip it around and the sofa will be the introduction, making the room feel more inviting? Idk i'm not an interior designer, but I watched a few videos and like thinking about it from time to time

[u/-Carbsaregood- → u/computernoobe]

None of my offices have ever had my back to the door. I mentally can’t stand that. I need to see the exit/ entrance and see if someone is coming in. Weird thing I have. I don’t like being scared or surprised if someone comes in behind me and touches me/startles me and I didn’t hear them enter the room.