The LoveSac Command Center is designed to address one problem: I had no power outlet and no table next to my “spot” on our LoveSac couches - the square-sided LoveSac sides approximately 6 ¼" wide. So I constantly found myself knocking my personal items off the armrest of the couch onto the floor. I went through several designs before landing on this layout. I have used it for several months and have not had any “I really should change this” moments.

This model is BIG, featuring: 

• A large storage area with two lids: holds my Steam Deck or my Xbox controller plus a remote or two
• Ten additional purpose-built storage slots (see below for how I use them) 
• Four side tabs (glued) to keep the Command Center firmly attached to the couch
• A circular cutout designed to glue a magsafe pop socket to hold an iphone, allowing you to see your entire phone screen and read notifications
• A tablet slot
• Two pen / pencil / stylus slots
• A hanging hook (for my gaming headphones)
• A Kleenex holder (for nose picking…er…blowing my nose)
• A power bank slot with additional cord slots for charging devices in place

Recommended: For padding: buy cheap foam sheets or mouse pads and cut them to line the bottom of the openings. 

Overall footprint (but printed in two main pieces): 19 1/8" x 6 ¾" (486 mm x 172 mm)

My purpose-built storage features: (with approximate dimensions)

• Phone slot (if not using magsafe): 3 3/8" x 1" (85 mm x 25 mm)
• Remote control slots x two: 1 9/16" x 9/16" (40 mm x 15 mm) (fits an Apple TV remote)
• Glasses case: 2 ½" x 1 9/16" (65 mm x 40 mm)
• Power bank: 2 9/16" x 2 1/8" (65 mm x 55 mm) (fits my Anker Prime Power Bank - the tall skinny model 27,650mAh)
• Stylus slots x two: 9/16" x 3/8" (15 mm x 10 mm)
• Cable slot one: 3 ¾" x 9/16" (95 mm x 15 mm)
• Cable slot two: 2 7/8" x 9/16" (75 mm x 15 mm)
• Tablet slot: 8 ¼" x ¾" (210 mm x 20 mm) (fits my iPad Air 11")
• Kleenex holder: Designed for round Kleenex container: 3 1/8" diameter (80 mm)

Print considerations:

• Each half of the cubby takes up almost all of the P1S print bed width
• I modeled crude notches in the bases to help align them for glue
• The Kleenex holder gets glued to the side of the unit (I put an obvious, rounded, alignment spot in the model)
• The lid rims snapped into the lids for me with no glue, but are very slightly loose (easy to fix with glue if you prefer)
• I used normal supports which were easily snapped out with the tip of a metal tool (the four main side tabs as well as the eight lid tabs)