This looks like a low-cost paperboard desk tray but the site is all in Korean so I have very little information. If anyone can translate or has seen this elsewhere, please leave a comment. Thanks!! (via Antenna Shop)
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Try the power of positive thinking with this notebook emblazoned with purpose. (via katieblairdesigns)
Play music in your office on this vintage-styled radio from Crosley. It includes ports and cable to connect your hi-tech devices like iPods to this more retro styled radio. It’s considerably less expensive the Tivoli Audio Model One that looks similar. (via west elm)
Is it time for a new desktop screensaver?
Is it time for a new desktop screensaver? Try this color clock that uses the time to represent the day in hexidecimal colors. Very soothing.
Here’s a great idea. Upcycle a vintage lunch tray into a desk organizer. 26olivestreet is offering this bright yellow melmac tray for $18. Search etsy for others like stainless steel or plastic for the look that’s just right for you. (via 26olivestreet on Etsy)
The Nelson worktable is the essence of mid-century sensibilities. Clean graceful legs and warm wood tones. Combined with a white leather Eames office chair and a 21” iMac and you have the designer’s executive desk. And a jar full of yellow Ticonderogas? How could you go wrong? (via Lifework – Herman Miller)
We, at Well-Appointed Desk, decided to research and find all the contents of Julia Turshen’s travel kit that was featured on Design*Sponge. Both understated, simple and classic, I just had to know where these products came from. So here we go: Klein Tools Canvas Zipper Bag $7.44 EVA Zip Case from Muji $1.95 O’Hanlon Mills…