TRINKET STATION Work Setup Review - SetupReacts Clips
InputZen reacts to a maximalist work setup, affectionately dubbed 'Trinketville,' showcasing an impressive collection of anime and manga memorabilia.
Key Takeaways
- The 'Trinket Station' setup exemplifies maximalism with a dense, intentional display of anime and manga collectibles.
- The setup features a dedicated art collection area, numerous figurines, and plushies spread across the desk and shelves.
- Essential tech includes a dual-monitor rig, creative pebble speakers, and what appears to be an Xbox controller.
- The reviewer notes a 'pretty nice keyboard,' speculates it might be an Akko, highlighting its role within the maximalist aesthetic.
- This setup highlights how personal interests, like manga and anime, can heavily influence and define a workspace's theme and decor.
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Full Transcript
So the title of this one is welcome to Trinket Phil. And yeah, I think what this setup does very well is display trinkets. This is. Again, this. This is maximalism also, in a sense where, you know, you take a theme.
It looks like if you have a magazine that has anime characters, is it a manga or. I don’t know. How does that work? Would that be manga? I’m not sure.
Yeah, you have a pretty awesome manga, anime art collection here on the wall. A bunch of figurines dispersed throughout it. Oh, yeah, look at that. So you’ve got a whole shelf which is just covered in figurines. That’s pretty awesome.
Even got like a monkey plushie hanging from the microphone stand. Yeah. This is crazy work right here. The setup itself seems adequate. I can’t really tell what it’s running from.
If it’s a PC, I’m gonna assume it’s a PC and not a laptop. You’ve got dual screens here. What could be like a. This could be a 24 inch, maybe a 27 main monitor here. You’ve got some creative pebble speakers.
Yeah, man, this is. This is maximalism.
Let’s not get it twisted. This is. This is what maximalism is. You know, like the layout of the art, the. The pictures on the wall, just the amount of plushies laid out throughout it.
This is maximalism. You’ve got some gun. Is that Gunpla over here? This is maximalism. There’s also some more pictures of.
Provided by the author. So let’s look those up. Trinket Reality. Wow. Yeah.
Yeah, look at this.
I still can’t see the PC. Looks like you’ve got like a. An Xbox. It looks like an Xbox controller. Even the chair is just completely covered in.
This is the side table. Maybe this is like used for art and. Or maybe studying. If this is a student, this could be like the study desk. And the other one’s the main sort of compute.
Yeah. If you see that is the. Yeah, there’s a two Campla over here. I’m not sure what figures those are. Man, this is really cool.
I love this poster. And one more of the main work area. Pretty nice keyboard there. I’m not sure what keyboard that is. What’s the name?
Akko. That might be an Akko keyboard. Yeah. Pretty great setup here. I mean, not great setup.
This is a great example of maximalism. Again, that’s what we’re looking for today, maximalism. So good work. Trinket Reality right there. All right, let’s move on to the next.
Perfect.
