What's your budget? I'd look for a big print for the wall; if you have a favorite movie you have ebough room for a big movie ad. I'd get a monitor arm to hold the monitors and free up desk space.

I'd put the PC on the floor to the left of the desk, clear up more space and still show off the lights.

Air plants are kind of fun, and break up the whiteness - maybe on the wall next to the window?
https://www.amazon.com/Wall-Planter-Succulent-Vertical-Bathroom/dp/B07Y5DRLJ8/?th=1

Where are your speakers? I like the Creative Pebble speakers, they're USB powered and cool looking, although they aren't very loud.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0791H74NT

What's that wall plug powering - is it powering your PC? I'd run wiremold or staple the cable to the floor, but I do structured cable for a living.

How about lighting? Philips makes some cool lights that go on the back of your monitor that are LED and programmable. They'd make a nice accent light on that back wall behind the PC.

We got rid of cork bulletin boards and have been using metal and small neodymium magnets. The possibilities are many, you could go for piece of sheet metal, add some patina to it and hang it, or buy something modern - they make magnetic white boards in a metal color that'd be nice.

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Speakers here - https://www.amazon.com/Creative-USB-Powered-Speakers-Far-Field-Radiators/dp/B0791H74NT/

In the interest of saving you some money because....well....."have been too poor to deliver on my promise".......here's a list that provides top tier 1080p performance. Will kids notice the difference between 1080p and 1440p? Probably not.

Black RGB airflow themed build since kids love RGB lighting, right? Full setup btw.

• CPU - fast with 6c/12t for longevity, great for gaming.
• Cooler - optional but highly recommended to reduce temps and noise.
• Mobo - has all the connectivity you need, including WiFi/BT.
• RAM - 32 GB of fast 6000 MHz CL30 RGB RAM.
• SSD - 2 TB of fast NVMe SSD storage.
• GPU - the RX 6700 XT is the upper limit of 1080p gaming.
• Case - good value for the price. Good airflow with its mesh front panel and 3 included aRGB fans.
• PSU - good quality with semi-modular cables to reduce cable clutter. 650W is more than this system needs but it was cheaper than comparable 550W units.
• Monitor - great value for a 1080p gaming monitor. High refresh rate and low response time for gaming, IPS panel for good image quality and colour accuracy, and height adjustability for ergonomics.
• Mouse - one of my all-time favourite recommendations. Wireless, lightweight, comfortable.
• Headphones - great value. Good audio and mic quality, especially since it's by Sennheiser.
• Speakers - better than any built-in speaker on the monitor. For only $20, it's worth it.
• Mousepad - large extended mousepad, super good value. Gives the keyboard a softer typing experience while also maximizing room for the mouse.
• Keyboard - here's an entry-level enthusiast mechanical keyboard, compact 60% layout. RGB backlighting, better build quality than anything from Corsair, Razer, or Logitech.

Let me know what you think :)

Nice review! I, too, start to think they all have problems if I read this sub. Don’t blame folks, it makes sense, but good to hear good news.

Here’s a set of speakers that are the least expensive offering that sound good: Creative Pebble 2.0 USB-Powered Desktop Speakers with Far-Field Drivers and Passive Radiators for Pcs and Laptops (Black) https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0791H74NT/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_HV51FWVGR9210KKAQY8S

They are usb powered, but you can plug them into a power block instead of a port on your Mac.

There’s def many, many great options if you want to pay more. But if you just want something for zoom and the like, these will work well.