This ENORMOUS desk will hold multiple large computer monitors at a comfortable viewing distance, and still have room to spare for lots of other stuff as well. Just to help you visualize the way the items in this list go together - the main (large) desk is for the PC, the bridge is for a laptop, and the credenza is for paperwork.

Holds books. Sturdy. Not much else to say.

Most people I know always ask "What do you need so many monitors for?". But there's no real explanation other than "to do lots of stuff at once". If you are still only using one screen, just trust me, find a second one for cheap and try it out. You'll never go back to just one again.

Protect the desk from getting scratched by any monitors you place on it with one (or two) of these.

You've got the space, so why not use it? This "mousepad" has enough room for the keyboard as well, so you protect your desk, keep the keyboard from sliding, and get tons of room to move the mouse around at the same time. And in case you were wondering, its fabric is extremely smooth and allows the mouse to glide almost as if it was hovering - you won't be disappointed.

A TV is a must for a home office (because we're all a bit lazy at heart), but there's no reason to pay home-theater prices. This is one of the best, if not THE best TV this size.

Pretty expensive for a phone, but this is about as fancy as they come. And if you need 2 lines, there's an otherwise identical (but more expensive) model: SE6591B/17

If your gadgets are anything like mine - where they charge and sync through a USB cable - you'll like having a powered USB hub like this one to connect them to. This way they can charge while the PC is off, and you don't need to carry around a second cable just to sync.