Giuseppe Di Rienzo is a Content Creator and Product Photographer from Italy with a deep appreciation for clean design, functional tech, and well-crafted furniture. His workspace reflects that balance perfectly where he blends precision, personality, and a clear passion for desk setups that feel as good as they look.
When he’s not refining his setup, Giuseppe shares inspiration and ideas across YouTube, Instagram, and X, where he explores the intersection of aesthetics and productivity through minimal tech setups and creative design.
Gear
- Monitor: LG UltraGear 4K 32" 144Hz
- Desk: Autonomous SmartDesk
- Accessories: IKEA SALJAN Table top wrapped with white concrete vinyl paper
- Keyboard: Multiple keyboards
- Accessories: Gravastar Mercury M1
- Desk Mat: Grid deskmat
- Chair: Hinomi H1 Pro V2 Chair
- Lighting: Xiaomi Mijia Screenbar
- Speakers: Edifier QR65
- Lighting: Auge Light Magnetic Lamp
- Speakers: Custom 3D Printed Speaker Stands
- Accessories: Jujutsu Kaisen Yuji Action Figure
- Accessories: Chainsaw man Power Action Figure
- Accessories: Wallpaper packs
Interview
What is the most recent item that you've added to your workspace?
Orbitkey nest, Nut65 with red keycaps (GMK Jamon 2)
What is one change you'd like to make to your current workspace?
Get a wider desk and shifting more towards a premium/designer look. Making it feel even more premium and cool, even if it's just a setup. Premium and cool but keeping those personal touches, like the anime figures.
How do you spark creativity?
I have creativity boosts, like one day to hard work and the day after I'm doing everything else.
What does your typical day look like?
It depends, I like the flexibilty that content creation gives me. I can work 10/12 hours straight for the week's content or just make some pics, edit them in 30mins and call it a day.
What do you enjoy most about WFH life?
Flexibilty. I love what I do and where I do it, I think I am so lucky but it's also hard work that I put in it. Even if I can only work like 3 hours a day, 12 hours a day and 2 days of "nothing" after it, I am always "working" in my mind. That's when a passion becomes your work.
Originally published on Workspaces #504. Photos and words by Giuseppe Di Rienzo, shared with Workspaces' permission.
