Hello! I’m Kamp (I go by the pseudonym kamp), though some of you might know me as Kampstudioo online.
I currently work full-time as a brand manager and designer in the tech industry.
My passion for branding, technology, and creating personal spaces led me to combine these interests into one journey.
Recently, I’ve started posting more consistently and hope to turn this into a vibrant platform where I can share my passions and interests, and collaborate with brands to bring their visions to life.
Take us through your setup
I’ve had setups in the past, but nothing like the one I have now.
It’s taken about three or four years to reach this point, and let’s be honest — creating any kind of setup isn’t for the weak (or cheap!) lol.
I started with just a PC laptop and a little computer monitor like the ones our parents used to have in the computer room back in the day (iykyk).
Over the years, my setup has transformed significantly, especially during the pandemic when I discovered a passion for desk setups through YouTube.
The journey has been rewarding, and I’m grateful to share this experience with you all through Maker Stations.
My current desk setup features soft lighting and oak accents, creating a space that inspires creativity in sound and design while accommodating my full-time work.
When I was setting up this space, I was looking for something that had a mid-century, organic, warm and cosy look to it.
That’s why you’ll often see my IKEA VARMBLIXT lamp — and a curved monitor, which are staples in my evolving workspace.
When I found this light, it felt like the perfect piece to bring everything together.
I’m drawn to organic, neutral tones because they create a cosy, calming and grounding atmosphere.
These tones often remind me of nature, promoting a sense of peace and balance — which is nice to have in a place where work can feel mundane.
They also provide a versatile backdrop, allowing other elements in my setup to shine without overwhelming the space.
Neutral tones tend to evoke feelings of warmth and comfort, making any environment feel more inviting.
Yes, I’m really into cosy things. I think the cosy mindset is a lifestyle!
