Because See Jane Work isn’t the only company out there that has some seriously fun, affordable office style on the agenda:
Ora-Ito's The Hub, above, lets you plug in up to six USB and FireWire devices at once and also has a fan, a light, and an AC adapter. $90 at A+R.
Top left: CB2 Open Storage Boxes, $20 each; top right: West Elm Trellis Print Storage Boxes, $24 and $34; bottom: Container Store Library Desktop Files, $26 each.
Left: Binth Notepad, $16; right: Russell + Hazel Pattern Binders, $24 each.
Top left: Target File Folders, $16 for nine; top right: Cavallini File Folders, $15 for 12; bottom: Spiro File Folders, $5.50 for six at The Container Store.
Left and center: Kassett Magazine Files, $4 each; right: Lingo Magazine Files, $4 for five, all at IKEA.
Left: Russell + Hazel Butterfly Clips, $20 for two; center: Karim Rashid Micro Garbini Cans, $3 each; right: Crate & Barrel Memo Clips, $5.50 each.
Left: Snille Chair, $20; right: Skruvsta Chair, $139, both from IKEA.
Top left: Jagga Writing/Magnetic Board, $25 from IKEA; top right: Blu Dot 3D In/Out Box, $29; bottom: Bin Bin Wastebasket, $50, at Velocity Art + Design.
Left: CB2 Titanium-Finish Trig File Cabinet, $149; center and right: Expedit Bookcase, $179, and Helmer Drawer Unit, $40, both from IKEA.
OK, seriously, people -- back to work now.
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Cool Stuff: Pimp My Cubicle, Part 2
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I'm designing a home office and planning to use lots of those IKEA shelving units! Love 'em. Thanks for all the great storage info!
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