Sound
Acoustic panels
typically $25–$70
Soaks up echo so your calls stop sounding like they're coming from a bathroom. Doubles as wall art, sort of.
The bazaar
Every shelf, every sparkle. Filter by what you need or by how you work, or let Bib pick for you.
Shelf
How you work
Price
90 baubles match
Clear filtersDesk & Seating
Active sitting stool
typically $70–$200
A stool that tilts and sways with you. Sitting perfectly still is overrated anyway.
Desk & Seating
Standing balance board
typically $40–$120
Wobble while you work. Tiny balance tweaks keep you moving without leaving the call.
Analog
Big-button desk calculator
typically $10–$25
Chunky buttons, satisfying clicks, zero notifications. Math, but tactile.
Sound
Wireless headset with boom mic
typically $60–$150
Crisp voice, free hands, and the freedom to pace during calls. Very mission control.
Organize
Under-desk cable tray
typically $20–$50
Hides the cable spaghetti where nobody, including you, ever has to look at it.
Comfort
Cool-mist diffuser
typically $20–$50
A little cloud of calm in the corner of the desk. Pick a scent, breathe a bit slower.
Boards & Surfaces
Cork board
typically $20–$60
Pin up plans, postcards, and the doodle you're secretly proud of.
Focus
Cube pomodoro timer
typically $15–$35
Flip it to the 25 and the world politely waits. Flip it back and snack.
Comfort
Desk pothos in a self-watering pot
typically $15–$45
A leafy roommate that forgives you for forgetting it. Twice.
Snacks & Sips
Desk snack caddy
typically $15–$35
A tidy little snack station within reach. Refill once, and the fridge loses its pull.
Organize
Desktop file organizer
typically $18–$50
Every paper gets a home. Your desk gets its surface back.
Boards & Surfaces
Desktop glass whiteboard
typically $30–$80
A sleek glass slab for today's three things. Wipes clean, never stains, a little smug about it.
Focus
Desktop zen garden
typically $15–$35
Rake a little sand, reset a little brain. Tiny rocks, big calm.
Analog
Dot-grid journal
typically $15–$30
Dots, not lines, so every page can be a list, a sketch, or both. Freedom, lightly guided.
Organize
Drawer organizer trays
typically $15–$35
Little trays for little things. The junk drawer becomes a museum of tidy.
Creative
Drawing tablet
typically $40–$150
Draw straight into the computer with a real pen feel. Your diagrams get a lot less boxy.
Boards & Surfaces
Dry-erase desk pad
typically $25–$50
Scribble right on your desk. Phone numbers, quick math, a tiny cat. No judgment.
Boards & Surfaces
Dry-erase wall calendar
typically $25–$60
The whole month at a glance, and no app will ever nag you about it.
Tech
E-ink writing tablet
typically $250–$600
Paper-feeling notes that never run out of pages. No apps yelling at you, just ink.
Desk & Seating
Electric standing desk
typically $250–$600
Up for the big thinking, down for the deep typing. Your legs will send a thank-you card.
Creative
Electronics starter kit
typically $30–$80
Breadboards, blinky LEDs, and tiny victories. Build something that beeps by Friday.
Desk & Seating
Ergonomic mesh chair
typically $250–$700
Adjustable everything and a back that breathes. Your spine has been asking for this for years.
Tech
27-inch 4K monitor
typically $250–$600
More pixels, more room to spread out. Two windows side by side, like civilized people.
Boards & Surfaces
Felt desk mat
typically $20–$50
A soft landing strip for keyboard, mouse, and mug. Instantly makes the desk look like it has its life together.
Focus
Desk fidget set
typically $10–$25
Clicky, spinny, squishy. Busy hands, calmer brain.
Analog
Fineliner pen set
typically $10–$30
A rainbow of tiny, precise pens. Color-coding has never been this tempting.
Organize
Floating wall shelves
typically $30–$100
Wall space for books, plants, and trinkets that make the room feel like yours.
Analog
Grid paper notebook
typically $8–$25
Tiny squares, big thoughts. Every graph is already halfway drawn.
Analog
Index cards with a box
typically $10–$25
Shuffle-able thoughts. Rearrange a whole plan by moving paper around, like a wizard.
Comfort
Indoor herb garden
typically $60–$200
Fresh basil within arm's reach. Snacking and gardening, finally the same activity.
Snacks & Sips
Big insulated water bottle
typically $20–$45
One fill, cold all day. Fewer trips to the kitchen, and it comes along on walks.
Organize
Label maker
typically $25–$60
Every cable, jar, and folder gets a name tag. Deeply satisfying. Possibly habit-forming.
Boards & Surfaces
Large wall whiteboard
typically $40–$150
A wall that says yes to every half-formed idea. Erasable regrets included.
Light
LED desk lamp
typically $30–$90
Warm for winding down, crisp for deep work. A lamp with range.
Light
Light therapy lamp
typically $40–$120
A bright daylight dose for gray mornings. Sunshine, but it plugs in.
Comfort
Lumbar support pillow
typically $25–$50
A squishy hug for your lower back. Posture, but friendly about it.
Tech
Programmable macro keypad
typically $40–$150
A little panel of buttons that each do one thing perfectly. Mute, launch, ship: tap.
Analog
Mechanical pencil set
typically $10–$30
Always sharp, never smudgy, endlessly erasable. For people who like being precise and occasionally wrong.
Snacks & Sips
Mini desk fridge
typically $40–$120
The fridge comes to you. Cold drinks and snacks at arm's length, and no more ten-minute kitchen detours.
Organize
Mobile file cabinet
typically $120–$300
Paperwork, tucked away and rolled under the desk. Out of sight, still perfectly findable.
Tech
Monitor arm
typically $40–$150
Your screen floats exactly where you want it, and your desk gets its whole surface back.
Light
Monitor light bar
typically $30–$100
Perches on your screen and lights the desk, not your eyeballs. Zero footprint, all glow.
Organize
Monitor riser with drawer
typically $30–$80
Lifts your screen to eye level and hides the clutter underneath. Two good deeds, one shelf.
Comfort
Moss terrarium kit
typically $25–$60
Build a tiny forest in a jar. Arrange, spritz, and admire your little world.
Sound
Noise-cancelling headphones
typically $150–$400
Press a button and the world goes politely quiet. The dishwasher never happened.
Sound
Reusable noise-reducing earplugs
typically $20–$40
Takes the edge off the leaf blower without going full silence. Tiny, comfy, very pocketable.
Focus
On-air busy light
typically $20–$50
A glowing sign for the door that says "I'm on a call." Housemates, consider yourselves warned.
Boards & Surfaces
Pegboard wall panel
typically $30–$90
Hooks, shelves, and cups for every tool you own. Your desk just got a very organized neighbor.
Comfort
Plant grow light
typically $25–$70
For desk plants stuck in a dim corner. They'll lean toward you out of pure gratitude.
Sound
Powered desk speakers
typically $80–$250
Actual music at your actual desk. Your laptop speakers will be quietly embarrassed.
Tech
Precision screwdriver kit
typically $20–$50
Dozens of tiny bits for opening every gadget you own. Fixing things is a love language.
Light
Desk ring light
typically $25–$70
Even, glowy light for calls and camera work. You'll look like you brought your own crew.
Boards & Surfaces
Rolling double-sided whiteboard
typically $120–$300
Two sides, four wheels, endless arrows. Park it wherever the big idea shows up.
Focus
Sand timer set
typically $15–$35
Five, ten, thirty minutes of trickling sand. The quietest deadline you'll ever meet.
Creative
Sketching kit
typically $15–$40
Pencils, erasers, and a fresh sketchbook. Doodling during calls is now an official practice.
Comfort
Snake plant
typically $20–$60
Tall, striking, and very hard to kill. Basically thrives on being ignored.
Desk & Seating
Standing desk converter
typically $120–$300
Turns the desk you already own into one that goes up. No reassembly, no drama.
Analog
Sticky note assortment
typically $10–$25
Put your thoughts on the wall and shuffle them around until they make sense.
Light
Sunrise alarm clock
typically $40–$120
Wakes you with a slow pretend sunrise instead of a shriek. Mornings become slightly less rude.
Snacks & Sips
Temperature-control mug
typically $80–$150
Keeps your coffee at exactly the temperature you like, for the whole of a very long call.
Focus
Time-blocking planner
typically $15–$35
Every hour gets a job. Future you will be delighted to find a plan waiting.
Focus
Timed phone lockbox
typically $30–$60
Put the phone in jail for an hour. It will be fine. You will be astonishingly productive.
Desk & Seating
Under-desk walking pad
typically $200–$500
Slow miles during slow meetings. Nobody on the call needs to know you're out for a stroll.
Tech
USB-C dock
typically $80–$250
One cable in, everything connected. Leaving your desk becomes a single graceful unplug.
Sound
USB microphone
typically $50–$150
Radio-host voice, instantly. Your teammates will start asking what you did.
Tech
Vertical ergonomic mouse
typically $30–$90
A handshake-shaped mouse that's kinder to your wrist. Looks odd, feels lovely.
Light
Video key light
typically $30–$90
Soft, flattering light so you look like you slept. Even when you didn't.
Focus
Visual countdown timer
typically $25–$45
Watch the colored slice shrink. Time you can actually see is time you actually use.
Tech
4K webcam
typically $60–$200
Sharper you, better colors, fewer "you're frozen" moments. The laptop camera can retire.
Sound
White-noise machine
typically $25–$60
A gentle whoosh that swallows barking dogs and leaf blowers whole.