The Verge’s political reporter keeps a color-coordinated workspace.
Makena Kelly has covered politics since the onset of the Trump administration when she was living in Washington, DC; she added tech policy when she began working forin 2018. The staff here caught a glimpse of her workspace recently during a Slack discussion, and after everyone admired how attractive it was, we knew we had to feature Makena on our next “What’s on your desk?”I still do a lot of tech policy work, but my focus has shifted over the last few years.
This is going to be a running theme for this interview, but it’s a cheap desk from Wayfair. It’s out of stock now, but I bought it purely because it was relatively inexpensive and simple. When I was working out of the office before the pandemic, I didn’t need a desk at home. But I caved and bought one a few months into working from home.
This desk has lived everywhere in this apartment at this point. When I first moved in, I had it against the wall where my bed is, but then the glare from the windows was awful, so I moved it into the living room. It was way too big to keep in the living room and made it impossible to host people, so I moved it back into the bedroom against the window. But then I wasAgain, it’s cheap, and I hate it. It’s from Amazon, and I do not recommend it.
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