Buro for Lexon: Stylish Space Saving

Adrian and Jeremy Wright of DesignWright were commissioned to create this set for the company Lexon. Buro can be arranged horizontally or vertically and can be easily identifuable since all of the supplies are labeled on their sides.

Included in the set: magnifying lens, digital calendar, hole punch, stapler, tape dispenser, calculator, and USB hub and card reader.

Available on the Lexon USA catalog for $150. You can choose the green set, or opt for the purple or black instead.

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Sushi Sticky Notes

A pack of four blocks of fresh Sushi ingredient served as sticky notes. Great for writing down quick notes, as well as adding color to your desk. Buy it here. (Japanese site)

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Aviator Wing Desk

Drawing design inspiration from WWII fighter planes, this unique desk is built from patches of aluminum layered over hardwood, attached with exposed steel screws to simulate rivets.

Buy it here.

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Bang! Lights Out

"Bang! Lights Out!" from Japanese design studio bitplay INC.(Jack Chang + Josh Cheng) gamifies the traditional desk lamp by adding a gun-shaped remote than not only turns the light off, but also causes the lampshade to tilt as if hit.

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Library Information Desk

Reception desk made entirely out of books at the Delft University of Technology.
Apparently the books used were the ones salvaged from a fire that had started a few years back and had caused considerable damage to the school.

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Inukshuk: Multi-Functional Stone Magnets For Your Office

Berlin-based designer Dewa Bleisinger has created 'Inukshuk' a multi-functional office device for German company Troika.

The 'Inukshuks' have integrated magnets, enabling users to arrange the stones according to their needs - functioning as a paperclip or photo holder, or an anti-stress device for your hands.

'Inukshuk' allows you to create your own desktop sculpture while maintaining an organized workspace.

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Workflow

Ooooooh, I want one!!!!

With Workflow, Stockholm based o4i Studios used the limitations of cubicles and turned them inside out. The result is a sculptural workspace that combines a desk, an ergonomically designed seating space, and a counter top.  Each element flows naturally into the other, creating a flexible workspace that encourages collaboration.

The reclined seating space is perfect for sitting back with a laptop while the other sides function as counter space for that’s easily accessible for standing and a traditional desk area for other tasks.

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DripClip

Dress up your desk in style with the Kitchen Sink Paper Clip Dispenser. Paper clips dangle all day long from the magnetic faucet.

Get it here.

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The Endless Notebook

"The Endless Notebooks can be grouped together using a specially designed pocket on the front cover, making it easy to combine different paper types, (graph, lined, blank,etc.) or to simply add on to an existing diary or sketch book. They are composed of chlorine-free, post-consumer recycled paper and produced in the USA using 100% renewable energy."

Buy it here.

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Matchstick Pencils

For those of us that don't "light up" over homework or bills, this unique matchstick pencil will make it a little more fun!

Get them here.

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Architect's Blueprint Paperweight

Three-dimensional wit for the desktop and a delightful way to hold down papers. Tibor Kalman's typically clever style is evident in this rigid silk-screened vinyl paperweight, hand-crumpled and wrapped around a steel weight. Clever blueprint whimsy features a replica of an architectural drawing.

Buy it here.

Leaf-It Sticky Notes

Leaf-It sticky notes give your workspace an organic vibe that's fun and cheery rather than that cluttered/disorganized/forgetful look you get from those bright yellow square notes. Available in green and brown, with a few variations on shape, size, and color.

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Shiro Pen Holder

The Shiro Pen Holder gives the illusion that the top ring is floating when it's actually held by a pencil that is welded into the pen holder.


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Porcelain Cardboard Box

A handmade porcelain box made to look like a cardboard box, with every little detail from wrinkles to folds and staples. It looks so real you'll have to double check that it's actually porcelain and not cardboard.Can be used to hold pens and pencils or any stationary items. It can also be used as a vase for short-stemmed flowers. Buy it here.

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Notepod+

Notepod+ pokes fun of yet another desirable Apple gadget, the iPad. It makes a great desk jotter/mouse pad for Apple enthusiast or PC users with a sarcastic sense of humor.

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The Great JJ Outdoor Lamp

Basically, a huge desk lamp for the outdoors!

The Great JJ Outdoor (a replica of the famous Jac Jacobsen’s L-1 architect lamp which was designed in 1937) was designed by Centro Stile design studio with exaggerated proportions for an entirely surreal aesthetic.

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The Four Works Workstation

The Four Works Workstation by Four Design. The Four Works designed by Patricia Terrazas and Michael Swan (of Swanique Design), features a fold-out laptop stand, cabinet space for peripherals, a spot for the requisite mug of coffee and a nook for your keys and phone.

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Pantone Storage Tins

Organize the mess of papers, bills, photos, concert tickets, and matchbooks that populate your desk with this set of sleek and colorful Pantone Storage Tins.

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Uncapped Pen Cup

A fun giant pen cup shaped like a pen cap. Buy it here.

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Kisses CD Holders

Kiss-shaped CD holders. They prevent scratching as a result of simply leaving a CD on the desk or work surface. Buy them here.

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