The Victorian Organ Command Desk Makes For Eccentric Web Surfing
Robyn Currie — April 8, 2010 — Tech
References: gizmowatch & neatorama
I never really got into the whole steampunk thing, but all that is changing now. The Victorian organ command desk is one hell of a reason why we should all be into this awesome style of modification.
Taking six months to create, and using the actual remains of a 19th century organ, this bad boy has three computer screens, a printer, a monitor and a webcam. Sure, it looks cool, but the only way to get a Victorian organ command desk is to make one yourself.
Taking six months to create, and using the actual remains of a 19th century organ, this bad boy has three computer screens, a printer, a monitor and a webcam. Sure, it looks cool, but the only way to get a Victorian organ command desk is to make one yourself.
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Steampunk-style Computing — The rise of steampunk as a design trend for desktop computing offers opportunities for customization and personalization.
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Upcycling Antiques for Technology — The use of antique and vintage items for technology infrastructure offers opportunities for sustainable and environmentally-conscious designs.
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Multifunctional Desk Design — The combination of several functions or technologies into a single statement piece offers opportunities for minimalist desk designs.
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Furniture — The furniture industry can capitalize on the trend towards repurposing antique items into modern-day tech infrastructure.
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Technology — The technology industry can explore this unique design trend to create truly customizable computing setups for consumers.
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Interior Design — Interior design professionals can create visually striking, functionally cohesive workspaces for their clients through this trend.
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