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Three, storage, storage, storage. The little parts drawers for springs and screws, the compartmented cases for marker parts, and a small compartmented tray for the project of the moment. Keeps bits from rolling off the bench and falling into the Void Between Worlds that always seems to lurk between the top of the bench and the floor.
Four, tool organization. A small rack or desk organizer or whatever so that your most-used tools are easily accessible, and you have a place to put them back, rather than just in a heap in the corner.
Five, artwork. Hang something up on those walls. That looks like a police interrogation room or something.
Id hate to be that guy, but building around your electrical panel isnt the best idea. Sparkies get touchy about their working space.
But ignoring that, Id say shelves or drawers under the work surface. Task lighting,a soldering iron, a high shelf on the perpendicular wall, maybe a few plastic or magnetic parts trays.
Gun vise. I picked up a Tipton damaged box special from Amazon. The rubber pad is nice, but a soft, infinitely adjustable vice with compartment trays is amazing.
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