Studio Furniture Recommendations Sonar Producer X2/X3

Hello all,
I live near Vancouver B.C. Canada and I'm buying a studio desk for the following gear. I'm hoping something from IKEA Canada or Staples Canada would work well. I already have tons of storage shelves, couch, chair etc. thus the remaining usable space is about 15 feet by 10 feet.
 
I'm a singer/guitarist/keyboardist and I'll be working alone in my hobby studio. I'm going to try and do a fair amount "in the box" except vocals, guitar and keyboard controller, and I may opt for a hardware control surface or a touch screen at some point soon. 
 
I don't want anything too big or too expensive because I still want to maneuver in there and it doesn't makes sense (to me) to have studio furniture that costs a sizable percent of the gear itself. Suggestions? Also where's a cheap/good place to get things like LCD monitor mounts and such (hopefully locally)? The usual local retailers want way too much for these simple pieces. 
 
Adam A7X monitors.
Roland UA-1010 Octa-Capture or Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 audio interface.
Korg Kronos 61 and/or Akai MPK88 $800 keyboards (may only need one at a time not sure yet).
Two: 24" LCD monitors or one: 27" monitor (not sure yet).
Mid-tower PC running Sonar Producer X2/X3 and Kontact Komplete.
PC keyboard & mouse.
One: touch screen monitor mounted flat as a control surface (not sure if I am going to do this or not though).
12 Space Open Studio Rack. 
 
Obliged I am, Chumer.

Thanks for the insights, gentlemen I have plenty of both woodworking skills and the tools to do the job myself and to do it well.  However my calculations suggest it's not worth my time plus materials to DIY assuming I go the IKEA / Staples route, because as indicated in my initial post, I'm hoping something from IKEA Canada or Staples Canada would work well plus their (admittedly generic) units are very competitively priced.
 
Thus I am not making comparisons to "commercial stuff" as referenced by Bristol_Jonesey, nor am I interested in going the commercial route, at least as things stand now.  Of course my views may change as I look into this more, and others chime in with their solutions.

Alas, your post reflects the strawman logical fallacy in that you misrepresent my position.

Thanks most kindly, do you own any of their pieces?

Your input is appreciated and I wrote some lyrics in light of our recent posts.  After all, the net result of all this effort is to provide some level of creativity. 
  
Al's well that end well
On the road to both heaven and hell
There's not a cloud in the sky
But then there's nothing seen up high

Not a chance! It's perfect just the way it is...rough edges. Just like our tacit relationship.

losguy

joeb1cannoli
  One of the best studio purchases I've made was this chair http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004P3WFME/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1   The arms flip up for when your holding a guitar. 

That's a nice comfortable-looking chair, and I like the flip-up arms idea. I'll have to remember that next time I upgrade my chair situation.

Hey Carlos - long time no see. X3 is really drawing a lot of the old crowd back for a look.

mudgel
Hey Carlos - long time no see. X3 is really drawing a lot of the old crowd back for a look.

Hey mudgel! Yes it seems to be the case... and I don't even HAVE X3 yet!  ;D
FWIW I've been lurking around, popping up once in a blue moon. But there does seem to be a lot of excitement lately (no doubt there's lots going on).

Chumer
Hello all,
I live near Vancouver B.C. Canada and I'm buying a studio desk for the following gear. I'm hoping something from IKEA Canada or Staples Canada would work well. I already have tons of storage shelves, couch, chair etc. thus the remaining usable space is about 15 feet by 10 feet.
 
I'm a singer/guitarist/keyboardist and I'll be working alone in my hobby studio. I'm going to try and do a fair amount "in the box" except vocals, guitar and keyboard controller, and I may opt for a hardware control surface or a touch screen at some point soon. 
 
I don't want anything too big or too expensive because I still want to maneuver in there and it doesn't makes sense (to me) to have studio furniture that costs a sizable percent of the gear itself. Suggestions? Also where's a cheap/good place to get things like LCD monitor mounts and such (hopefully locally)? The usual local retailers want way too much for these simple pieces. 
 
Adam A7X monitors.
Roland UA-1010 Octa-Capture or Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 audio interface.
Korg Kronos 61 and/or Akai MPK88 $800 keyboards (may only need one at a time not sure yet).
Two: 24" LCD monitors or one: 27" monitor (not sure yet).
Mid-tower PC running Sonar Producer X2/X3 and Kontact Komplete.
PC keyboard & mouse.
One: touch screen monitor mounted flat as a control surface (not sure if I am going to do this or not though).
12 Space Open Studio Rack. 
 
Obliged I am, Chumer.

 
Happy with my 'Ikea Jerker' that I got off of Craigslist....
 
Looks like you are in luck... http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/van/fuo/4122428745.html
 
How is the Touch-Surface working out?
 
 

RajahPHow is the Touch-Surface working out?

I am getting more inclined to take the plunge but as of yet I have not.  It certainly intrigues me as an alternate control surface but the cost (for large touch screens) plus the lack of tactile feedback gives me pause.  I'll make my final decision once I get my new PC mid-tower from Jim Roseberry.  The truth is that technology is so good now compared to 40 years ago that I'm spoiled in my choices to the point where it's more of a distraction to the music itself at times.

Ego....

You are unable to include links in your posts until you've got the magic number of posts, which is 25 I believe, so you should be good to go now.

http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/categories/departments/workspaces/20649/

http://www.staples.ca/en/...at_CG2554_2-CA_1_20001

Thank you everyone, it's been my pleasure chatting with y'all!