Today’s featured workspace is described by owner Stephen Coles as a “glorious place to work” — no doubt thanks to the great view, all that natural light, and lots of room to work. More »
Today’s featured workspace comes from Lifehacker reader H. Sterling Cross, who has put together a simple and compact setup for his MacBook Air. You’ll notice it only has one cable, and that’s thanks to the desk’s built-in power supply and the great cable management of the Apple Thunderbolt Display. More »
Today’s featured workspace is tucked away in an IKEA wardrobe. Creative cable management, some colourful lighting, and the graphic art background make this standing desk a pleasant small space solution. More »
Today’s featured workspace comes from reader and Flickr user Sean Petersohn, who has managed to get an attractive setup in the leftover space between the bedroom and the rest of the home. More »
Today’s featured workspace has a simple, almost rustic charm, especially with the wallpaper. The silver tech and accessories also blend nicely with the clean wood lines of the furniture. More »
Natural light, beautiful wood, and simple minimalistic design always seem to turn out well for a workspace. That’s certainly the case with Flickr user Fat Jaiii’s apartment in Tokyo. More »
Today’s featured workspace is clean and roomy, with a beautiful light wooden desk, some neat accessories and good old GTD implementation. More »
Today’s featured workspace showcases a true all-in-one computer, with the components built into the glass table. The table itself is a large, roomy surface and thanks to the table’s design, the computer gets natural air cooling. More »
One of the dozens of buildings on Ford’s Detroit campus is the Research And Innovation Center, which tests proposed vehicle designs. As you’d expect, it has a motion capture studio and a stack of other tech gear. What you might not expect is that is has an in-house barber. More »
It’s difficult to add colour and decoration to the office in your apartment without pissing off your landlord, but Flickr user Maumusica’s studio is a neat example of how you can decorate with light. Not only do the LEDs on the equipment help to create a nice look, but additional colour is added with coloured LED backlighting behind the computer monitors. If you can’t paint with paint, paint with light! More »
