An external hard drive can be the bane of a clear workspace because it needs to be plugged in, but still portable when needed. Over at Apartment Therapy, writer Kevin Whipps outlines the ways he tucks his hard drive away. This includes mounting it to the bottom of the desk with Velcro. More »
Lifehacker’s publisher Allure Media has just moved into shiny new offices, which means I have a brand new desk and workspace to set up as efficiently as possible. While I’ve got a few ideas to explore (many of them based on stuff we’ve posted on Lifehacker in the past), I’m also keen for suggestions on how to make it both snazzier and more useful. More »
Lifehacker reader Sean installed a new glass-topped desk for himself, only to find his laser mouse immediately stopped working. The solution wasn’t a clumsy mouse pad, but a cheap roll of automotive window tint. More »
A good workspace is both functional and a reflection of the people that work in it. Succeeding by that metric, we have today’s featured workspace filled with everything from computers to paint. More »
Have you ever gone shopping for ergonomic desks that fit your space perfectly? Instead of paying an outrageous fee, you can roll up your sleeves and create your own. More »
If you’re an architect, it would naturally follow that your home office would be both a functional workspace and an expression of your talent. This home office certainly delivers on both counts. More »
What can you do when white walls are too boring? Wallpaper them with camouflage and blend your workspace right into the urban jungle. More »
What do you get when you combine your living space and your home office? If it involves lots of colour, a HDTV-as-monitor, plants, and a mountain bike you get RunningDive’s office. More »
When you’ve got extremely limited space to work in and a specific vision for how you want your workspace laid out, building your workspace to suit is the only economical way to go about it. More »
Many of our featured offices are heavy on workstation design, but light on attention paid to the rest of the office. Today we’ll be visiting a well appointed home office with design flair to spare. More »
