Flickr user d_carr wanted a workspace that was minimal, but sprung to life when it was time to get some work done, and didn’t want to sacrifice looks to do it. Well, mission accomplished—the combination of a beautiful wallpaper, a few Rainmeter widgets, and auto-hidden launchers is both minimal, functional, and easy to recreate.

The version above is cropped a little bit from the original screen resolution, but we’ll get to what the final product looks like a little later. If you’re looking for a similar look and feel, here’s what you’ll need:

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   The Enlightenment wallpaper from InterfaceLift

• The Rainmeter system management and configuration tool for Windows
• The Encoded skin for Rainmeter to create the time and weather widgets
• The iPhone Clock 2.0 skin for Rainmeterto create the date widget
• The Google Bar for Rainmeter for the transparent search bar in the upper-right corner of the screen
• StarDock ObjectDock to replace the Windows taskbar at the bottom of the screen
• The Token icon pack for ObjectDock
• RocketDock to add an extra application launch bar to the left side of the screen
• Select icons from Flurry-themed icon packs for RocketDock

While the snapshot above is a cropped version of d_carr’s workspace with everything hidden away so he can work, here you can see the full version with all of the toolbar visible. I think is still looks great, and the combination of both Object Dock at the bottom and Rocket Dock on the side is actually well matched, although most people tend to use one or the other. Oh, it’s also worth noting that d_carr did all of this in the Windows 8 Consumer Preview, although all of the tools will work just as well in Windows 7.

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If you cant set it up all by Yourself leave a comment here as we will try to help you out… CIAO !!

Here is my desktop after the installation (Sahil K.A)