desks

The Farm Table Workspace

A long desk made with cedar planks and recycled wood, a sun-filled window and plenty of plants. Today’s featured workspace is warm, rustic and unique.


The Windowside Workspace

You’ll rarely end up with a poor workspace if you include an organised desk, a good chair, only the tools you need for work and an abundance of natural light. Designers Ryan Meis and Sarah Labieniec created an excellent space on those simple principles.


The Long, Green Creative Person’s Workspace

Today’s featured workspace belongs to professional photographer and graphic designer Jonathan Moultroup. As you might imagine, it’s packed with some impressive gear and plenty of storage space.


The Classic White Workspace

When you want a clean, bright workspace, you stick with white. That’s what reader PennPal did when creating his home office. He keeps things simple and reserves little bits of colour to provide accents.


The Pure White Workspace

Today’s featured workspace is an all-white space fit for two. With plenty of sunlight and room to spread out, it looks quite serene.


The Old-School Creator’s Workspace

Good design doesn’t have an expiration date, as writer and consultant Andie Powers demonstrates with her workspace. Vintage objects and modern technology go well together despite their variant origins in our modern timeline.


Keep Disconnected Cables On Your Desk With A Paperclip

If you have any cables that you routinely disconnect and reconnect (a laptop power cable, for example) you’ve probably dealt with the annoyance of having it fall to the floor. This can lead to it being snagged, yanked and otherwise damaged — but you can avoid all that with a paperclip and a bit of packing tape.


The Clean And Composed Wooden Workspace

Today’s featured workspace consists of just a large wooden desk and a few gadgets (including a large, mounted Cinema Display). The beautiful minimalism of this workspace is pretty inspiring.


Ask LH: Where Can I Find A Monitor/Laptop Arm Combo?

Dear Lifehacker, I’m trying to tidy up my home office by making the space more ergonomic, and I would really like an adjustable VESA mount for my monitor and laptop. Finding a VESA monitor arm on its own isn’t hard, but as soon as you start looking for one with laptop arm also the price goes through the roof. Would you have any recommendations on where to go to keep this solution affordable? I’d prefer to keep this under $200 total. Thanks, Unmounted


The Glowing Gadget Workspace

Many of the offices we feature attempt to meld technology with the design of a home. Flickr user Stefan Didak decided to make his technology the focus instead, integrating plenty of well-organised, glowing devices all around the room.


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