This is another look from Stylizimo but it has a much different feeling.The warm wood secretary desk with stool and wrap feels cozy and intimate where the other workspace feels open and efficient. I like each space though they evoke different feelings. (via Stylizimo blog)
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Scandinvian simplicity
This is a clean, minimal Norwegian-styled office space. Everything is light and neutral with color accents added on the pinboard and in subtle accessories (ball of yarn, roll of wrapping paper). This makes it easy to update and change the feel on the space just by changing out images on the board or adding an…
The truly recyclable notepad! This is a ceramic “tablet” that can written upon with a dry-erase marker and used over and over. Love the spiral notebook look but a stray ceramic tile would work just as well. £13.50 (via notonthehighstreet.com)
Bread-Tie Cable Labels
I have been collecting plastic bread bag ties for years and never knew what I could do with them. Thanks to Unplugged, I can now use them to label the cable spaghetti. They recommend labelling the cables at both ends. I recommend making sure you use the same colored tag as well. If you’re lucky,…
Holy Cow! Monsieur Notebook Review
Today, I got the chance to review a new series of notebooks from a UK-based company called Monsieur Notebook. These books are sized similarly to an A5 (regular 5.5×8.5”) and an A6 (pocket 4×6”) Moleskine but with real leather covers for just a few dollars more than a comparable sized Moleskine. The books are handmade…
Notebooks Stories recently reviewed the Rubberband brand notebooks. The book that caught my attention was the plain black A5-ish sized book. It has very flexible leather-like covers that sandwiches bright orange plain paper. Rubberband also makes a Japanese-style sewn bound book that combines two different colors of paper stock that is lined with a small…
I daresay this may be the week of the paperclip. First vintage paperclips, then novelty binder clips and now a paperclip tote. If there was ever a time to pronounce your affinity for the lowly paperclip, this may be it. $24 (via ModCloth)