Position the screen around the way you work.
A considered monitor setup creates clearer sightlines, makes better use of desk space, and helps your workstation adapt as your working position changes.
Clearer sightlines. More adaptable desk space.
Build the workstation around a comfortable viewing position.
Screen positioning is not about forcing one fixed arrangement. It is about creating enough adjustment to support the way you naturally sit, stand, focus and move through the workday.
Monitor arms, monitor stands and laptop stands can help organize viewing height, distance and desk placement while keeping the working surface calmer and more usable.
Three adjustments shape a more considered screen setup.
Viewing height
Raise or lower the display until the screen feels naturally placed within your preferred working position. Adjustable support makes it easier to refine the setup without rebuilding the entire desk.
Viewing distance
Give the display enough room to move closer or farther away as tasks change. A flexible monitor arrangement can help maintain a clear visual relationship between screen, keyboard and working surface.
Screen alignment
Keep the primary display aligned with the work you spend the most time on. Secondary screens can then be positioned around that focal point to create a more intentional, efficient workstation.
Free the screen from a fixed desk position.
A monitor arm can create more freedom around the display while opening usable surface space below it. That added adjustability is especially useful in workstations that move between focused tasks, collaboration and sit–stand positions.
Choose the support that fits your screen setup.
Monitor Arms
For workstations that benefit from greater screen movement, flexible positioning and a cleaner surface beneath the display.
Browse ProductsMonitor Stands
A simple way to establish a more elevated screen position while creating a defined place for small desk essentials.
Browse ProductsLaptop Stands
Elevate a laptop within a more deliberate workstation, especially when it is paired with an external keyboard and mouse.
Browse ProductsA screen setup should move with the workday.
Create one clear visual anchor.
Place the screen used most often where it feels easiest to reference. Build secondary devices around that primary working position rather than letting the desk arrangement dictate where you look.
Leave room for adjustment.
A workstation may need to support different tasks, users or working positions. Screen support with useful adjustment makes it easier to refine the desk without adding visual clutter.
Refine the screen before adding more to the desk.
Small positioning changes can make a workstation feel more coherent. Start with the display, then arrange the rest of the desk around the work that matters most.
Establish the main visual reference point before arranging secondary displays, accessories and storage.
Refine screen height and placement around the position that feels comfortable for the task rather than relying on a fixed desk arrangement.
Keyboard, mouse and display should feel like one working zone, with enough clear surface space for everyday movement.
Avoid surrounding the display with objects that prevent useful movement, especially in adaptable or sit–stand workstations.
Give every screen a more considered place.
Explore WORKELLE workspace tools for clearer screen positioning, calmer desk organization and a more adaptable everyday workstation.
Screen Positioning
Position the screen around the way you work.
A considered monitor setup creates clearer sightlines, makes better use of desk space, and helps your workstation adapt as your working position changes.
Clearer sightlines. More adaptable desk space.
Build the workstation around a comfortable viewing position.
Screen positioning is not about forcing one fixed arrangement. It is about creating enough adjustment to support the way you naturally sit, stand, focus and move through the workday.
Monitor arms, monitor stands and laptop stands can help organize viewing height, distance and desk placement while keeping the working surface calmer and more usable.
Three adjustments shape a more considered screen setup.
Viewing height
Raise or lower the display until the screen feels naturally placed within your preferred working position. Adjustable support makes it easier to refine the setup without rebuilding the entire desk.
Viewing distance
Give the display enough room to move closer or farther away as tasks change. A flexible monitor arrangement can help maintain a clear visual relationship between screen, keyboard and working surface.
Screen alignment
Keep the primary display aligned with the work you spend the most time on. Secondary screens can then be positioned around that focal point to create a more intentional, efficient workstation.
Free the screen from a fixed desk position.
A monitor arm can create more freedom around the display while opening usable surface space below it. That added adjustability is especially useful in workstations that move between focused tasks, collaboration and sit–stand positions.
Choose the support that fits your screen setup.
Monitor Arms
For workstations that benefit from greater screen movement, flexible positioning and a cleaner surface beneath the display.
Browse ProductsMonitor Stands
A simple way to establish a more elevated screen position while creating a defined place for small desk essentials.
Browse ProductsLaptop Stands
Elevate a laptop within a more deliberate workstation, especially when it is paired with an external keyboard and mouse.
Browse ProductsA screen setup should move with the workday.
Create one clear visual anchor.
Place the screen used most often where it feels easiest to reference. Build secondary devices around that primary working position rather than letting the desk arrangement dictate where you look.
Leave room for adjustment.
A workstation may need to support different tasks, users or working positions. Screen support with useful adjustment makes it easier to refine the desk without adding visual clutter.
Refine the screen before adding more to the desk.
Small positioning changes can make a workstation feel more coherent. Start with the display, then arrange the rest of the desk around the work that matters most.
Establish the main visual reference point before arranging secondary displays, accessories and storage.
Refine screen height and placement around the position that feels comfortable for the task rather than relying on a fixed desk arrangement.
Keyboard, mouse and display should feel like one working zone, with enough clear surface space for everyday movement.
Avoid surrounding the display with objects that prevent useful movement, especially in adaptable or sit–stand workstations.
Give every screen a more considered place.
Explore WORKELLE workspace tools for clearer screen positioning, calmer desk organization and a more adaptable everyday workstation.