Steam up the room, go away, come back. Keep the air still after you steam it up. The steam will pull all the dust out of the air and onto the floor/surfaces. Steaming up a darkroom is an old trick used by many for ages. A lower-level verison of this is to get a couple humidifiers or just get a lot of water boiling on the stove. As humidity goes up, dust gets immobilized on surfaces.
In my lab, where steaming up the place isn't an option, and I can't fit my lab equipment under laminar flow workbenches, I made a plexiglas (perspex) mini-cleanroom. That stuff sucks dust to it because it's staticky, it's great. You just wet-wipe periodically. After a few weeks the air inside is very clean.
Air flow is the enemy when you have stuff laid out; I wouldn't use blowers/fans etc. unless you go all out and get a HEPA system and let it run for quite a long while.