@NinjaDad724
Great advice and love listening to her speak 😮
@aeebeecee3737
How to design light for your bathroom and kitchen?
@zakiali8518
Question / Issue with office and the "exposed back" concept. In today's world, most people work on a computer. Some / many if not most, are using multiple screens or a single large screen. The Large screen sitting on a desk in the center of the room is obstructive and looks terrible. Thoughts?
@Truthseeker2841
Idk why I felt weird with having my back to the door. Switching my desk that way though I had more room made me slightly uncomfortable. This makes sense!
@chrish6001
If the door to your office is opposite to the window, you can put your desk on the wall perpendicular to the window wherevyou can stll see rhe door out of your peripheral vision. The short endvof your desk willl be near or against the wall so you have access to power for your devices. You could also put another piece if furniture against the wall and put your desk touching that so you could then face the door. Some of us might be too distracted if we could see out the window from our desk. 😉
@mickaelsflow6774
I'm very curious as to how to set ones desk in the command position when you work on a desktop. Even on laptop, I'd want a monitor and... that means cables running from the middle of the room to a power outlet. Eww
@akirahojo2
I can’t do this either, my home office is a narrow rectangle: 3.6m x 2m (length x width). My stand up desk’s width is 1.8m with tons of computer gears (2 wide monitors + cables). The window and door are at the opposite end. The command position doesn’t work - do you hv any advise?
@ttree4636
Very true!
@lavayuki
I have an L shaped desk against the wall in a corner, with the window behind me. The command position does not work in my room, as I don't like the window light shining on my, and also my L shaped desk just needs a corner. It is to the side of the door so it is a partial view
@JensMuellerCorbach
where can I find this screen you showed at 2:26 in the video on the right side?
@maksymilian-zajac
cant do this, my room is long and narrow, door is opposite site to the window :)
@radientproductions9799
mind blown. Time to move my desk so it faces the door :)
@BrianMarcWhittaker
I love this advice. I’ll add that for color grading, one does need darkness, with 6500K daylight behind the monitor or above the keyboard/control surface.
@equilezstealth460
Bai Xu, can you make a reaction video on Celebrity Homes on Architectural Digest?
@trialtoimprove
How to apply Feng Shui without talking about it
@LucaBanks
ohhh I did everything wrong with my home office :D
@StonewallBryan
Ah yes, face your desk to have a stunning view of your door instead of a window.
@okanime1
I have no space to achieve 1-3
@sterlgirlceline
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@carladiaz8612