One of several criteria when choosing an RV was that we needed to keep working as we travel, so we wanted a desk (or two). So soon after we bought our coach, we removed the couches, and replaced one with a desk:

From the start, I used a lap tray with my laptop, sitting in my living room chair, while Jenn used the desk. Over time, she decided that she didn’t need the second screen, and ultimately didn’t need the desk either.

So we removed the desk, while temporarily leaving its drawers:

We might get some custom furniture to go there in due course, but in the meantime we decided to replace the desk with IKEA KALLAX drawers and cupboards; a very flexible system that we’ve enjoyed in the past.

Here are the drawers being assembled:

To prevent the drawers from sliding open when the coach is in motion, I added roller catches:

The new drawers next to the old ones, while transferring the contents:

Next I assembled IKEA KALLAX cupboards; the bottom-right cubby is a cat bed for Paladin:

I got brackets to connect the two units, for extra stability:

The two brackets on the back are covered in self-adhesive felt, to avoid scratching the wall:

I also added a bracket to mount the units to the wall:

The drawers and cupboards:

Related, I added velcro to Jenn’s laptops and laptop stand, so they stay put while driving:

She uses the laptop stand on the dining table when she has meetings, or uses a lap tray in her living room chair like me.