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You won't be able to see what's in the parts drawers with them on the top shelf like that. A parts drawer must be at eye level or lower to be useful (from experience).
Is that a computer on the desktop?! Why? How often do you have to touch your computer? (for USB, put a powered USB hub on the end of a cable). Put the computer on that top shelf near the ceiling, instead of the drawers.
Around 16 - maybe a wire reel suspended from the top?
Also, is the height on that right? That looks very tall there, considering that it's starting at your desk height, and that desk you say is 1.8m x 0.9m.
Monitor on it's own support? No, monitor stands are cheap now, either that bolt to wall or clamp to desk. Once you've tried it, you'll never go back. That monitor base just seems to promote clutter and debris - getting that off the desk frees up more space than you'd expect. I keep one of my power supplies tucked under and behind my monitor.
Didn't bother looking up the equipment part numbers - no comment on those.