A LITTLE SPACE, A LITTLE PERSONALITY
Desk Setup Inspiration & Customer Gallery
A favorite character and a practical place for your glasses can be enough to change a corner of your desk. Start with these styling ideas, then make the space your own.

A yellow accent beside your gaming setup

Let Pikachu be the bright detail beside a neutral keyboard or monitor. Repeat yellow once in an accessory you already own, then leave the surrounding area open. Place the holder outside your mouse sweep and away from the route of a controller cable.
Before choosing a spot under a screen, check the holder’s height and leave extra clearance for your frames. Our small gaming desk guide helps you plan the rest of the layout. Shop the Pikachu holder.
A purple detail for a quieter reading corner

For a soft-colored workspace, use the purple bow as the accent beside a book or notebook. Choose a spot you can reach without moving a stack of books each time. The holder can stay visible while the surrounding surface remains useful for writing.
Keep the holder clear of the desk edge and drinks. If the space is small, start with the holder and one everyday item instead of filling every gap. See the purple-bow option.
A red accent on a vanity or work desk

The red-bow holder can echo a red notebook, pencil cup, or other detail already in your space. On a vanity, give your frames a separate resting spot away from bottles and brushes. On a work desk, keep it close enough to reach without leaning over your keyboard.
Use the placement guide to check that the glasses sit securely. See the red-bow option.
Show us where your Desk Buddy lives
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Already have a holder? We would love to see its place in your day. Send a clear photo of your desk, shelf, or reading corner with the holder in use. A short note about the setup makes it more useful for other shoppers.
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