The Scrollwork Desktop Flickr user T R wanted a simple and elegant desktop that looked good when he wasn’t using his system, but didn’t have a bunch of distracting widgets in the way when he started opening windows. The end result is this: a simple working space that’s informative when everything is minimized, and minimal when it’s business time. Want the same look for your Windows desktop? [[MORE]]Here’s what you’ll need: The Mosaic5 wallpaper from MDWallpapers The WindowBlinds customization utility The Pillars theme for WindowBlinds to tweak the Windows Taskbar The Rainmeter system management and configuration utility for Windows The Elegance 2 skin for Rainmeter to get the clock. date, and system monitors on screen RocketDock for the desktop application launcher The MetroStation icon pack to customize the RocketDock icons There’s a place for gorgeous, photo wallpapers, but sometimes a simple, minimal pattern will do the job nicely, and this desktop is a good example. The components are easy to configure, and the whole package looks good.
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The Scrollwork Desktop

Flickr user T R wanted a simple and elegant desktop that looked good when he wasn’t using his system, but didn’t have a bunch of distracting widgets in the way when he started opening windows. The end result is this: a simple working space that’s informative when everything is minimized, and minimal when it’s business time.

Want the same look for your Windows desktop? Here’s what you’ll need:

  1. The Mosaic5 wallpaper from MDWallpapers
  2. The WindowBlinds customization utility
  3. The Pillars theme for WindowBlinds to tweak the Windows Taskbar
  4. The Rainmeter system management and configuration utility for Windows
  5. The Elegance 2 skin for Rainmeter to get the clock. date, and system monitors on screen
  6. RocketDock for the desktop application launcher
  7. The MetroStation icon pack to customize the RocketDock icons

There’s a place for gorgeous, photo wallpapers, but sometimes a simple, minimal pattern will do the job nicely, and this desktop is a good example. The components are easy to configure, and the whole package looks good.

Source: Lifehacker

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