1. Treehugger for their “Most Beautiful Street in the World” post.

2. Apartment Therapy for this home office tour.

3. Design*Sponge’s wonderful wrap up of home office spaces.

4. Design Milk for their Designer DeskTop Wallpaper series.

5. MujiUSA has some very sleek minimal designs for the home office including these acrylic organizers.

6. Luludi for their cool way of incorporating plants into the home office – hang them on the wall.

7. Cleverhands shop on Etsy has a interesting alternative to the pencil case – check it out here. Good for home office workers on the go.

8. Vienna-based designers Less & More create beautiful wooden desk organizers. You can see them here on the US-Supermarket site.

9. Design Notes funny post on a new game – “Six Degrees of Cranbrook”.

10. Desire to Inspire‘s post on a cool Toronto office.

1. Inhabitat ran a post on a beautifully designed little prefab cabin inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright.

2. Interior Design magazine “10 Questions with Konstantin Grcic“ - who designed, among other pieces, Chair_One.

3. Huffington Post for their piece on the Eames’ film “Powers of 10″.

4. Co.Design on how plywood change the world…look out for pieces by Ray and Charles Eames.

5. Architizer for Drew House - an amazing building that includes a tubular section for the living area.

6. The Office Stylist for her post on 22squared’s cool office space.

7. Cubicle Refugee for her lovely, color-driven tumblr blog. Lots of eye candy during your coffee break.

8. Pinterest has so many good boards loaded with home office ideas but make sure you check out Design Studio for really eclectic mix of images.

9. Poppytalk for her home work space post.

10. Habitus for their interview with BassamFellows.

1. Eric Fischer’s amazing Flickr site. Fischer captures people’s photo-taking habits (locals and tourists) on maps and publishes them to Flickr. The images are really beautiful. Below is a snapshot of Chicago – the blue denotes locals taking photographs, the red is tourists.

2. Core 77′s store for their Hand-Eye Supply spiral bound notebooks that are wrapped shut with a strip of elastic that doubles as a pen holder. Clever.

3. PSFK for their piece on Mercedes mobile workplaces…more on this next week!

4. SFMoma’s artist’s series lets you buy prints from young contemporary artists. The latest contributor is Jason Munn and his clean-lined graphic work would make a great addition to your home office.

5. Danish architects MLRP for their amazing mirror house. Part fun house, part sleek contemporary design.

6. Designer Seung Yong Song’s wonderful Object-O.  A paper lantern perches on top of a chair – it’s the ultimate tiny home office.

7. Wallpaper for their W* House. Check out the study for some incredible home office accessories (yes, they have included our Airia desk)

8. W magazine wonderfully over the top House Tours series. Love this dark-walled library. I imagine you’d cosy up and get a lot of work done here!

9. Apartment Therapy – which has undergone a major redesign – for their coverage of digital decals for the home office.

10. Designboom for their online store selling original designs. Have a look at the 24k pencil. Nice accompaniment to the gold typewriter I covered yesterday.

1. Architizer for their amazing roundup of inspirational architecture from around the globe.

2. Dwell for their home stories – check out this one on a small house that doubles its size but still kept the yard.

3. From the Desk Of...great roundup of creative’s desks.

4. Habitus is an Australian interiors magazine that is also available online here.

5. Design Observer for their lovely piece on architect Andrew Geller who died last month.

6. Architectural Digest talks to designers about setting up a home office.

7. DWR’s blog, Design Notes, for their piece on the late Eva Zeisel.

8. Smashing Magazine for their roundup of stylish free desktop wallpapers.

9. Real Simple for home office organization tips.

10. Cool Hunter for the architecture section – great eye candy here!

1. Core 77′s Year in Review post.

2. Architectural Digest for their interview with architect Steven Holl.

3. Interiors magazine nicely designed digital version has a cool all-white office here.

4. Design*Sponge for a great sneak peek into Steve Soria’s home and home office.

5. A Touch of Happiness for their home posts – including this one showcasing a Tasmanian house by Bicker Design Co – yes, that is an Eames Lounge Chair in the living room.

6. Inside Out magazine’s home office storage and decorating tips.

7. Bolig – a Danish magazine – has a nice web presence and a great white Christmas story (complete with Eames chairs around the dining table).

8. MoCo Loco for their collection of amazing houses – check out the Hansha Reflection House.

9. Habitus magazine for some great homes and interiors.

10. HGTV’s round up of modern home offices.

1. PBS for their American Masters website that includes a great teaser for the Eames documentary.

2. PSFK for their piece on airline trolleys finding another use (hint: it has something to do with home offices).

3. Kottke for posting the hilarious caveman phone. DIY for the perfect holiday gift…nice for the person who has everything. And could double as a paper weight!

4. Home Designing for their post of Facebook’s offices – there’s a good dose of Herman Miller.

5. Strolling About for finding all those cool pics of Eames chairs.

6. Buckboard Hill Interiors for their home office gallery. Lots of good interiors here.

7. Debbie Millman‘s interview with Andrew Gibbs, blogger behind the Dieline.

8. Dwell for their wonderful slideshow of the Miller house. Shots are by Leslie Williamson.

9. From The Desk Of…for the designer Jennifer Mahanay’s interview.

10. The Selby for his wonderful shoot of  illustrator Christoph Niemann and writer Lisa Zeitz home in Berlin.

1. Core 77 for their post on Ice Cube and his take on the Eameses. (Plus if you are stuck for gift ideas this holiday season check out Core 77′s gift guide)

2. DesignSponge shopping guides are always jam packed with great stuff. Check out their green gift guide for some holiday ideas.

3. Good Reads for their awesome book lists. They’ve got an excellent architecture section.

4. The Design Miami blog for a good wrap up of that wonderful event.

5. Huffington Post’s design coverage including this piece on a glass home in Japan.

6. Meghan Wilker of the Geek Girls Guide, gives a GTD-focused tour of her home office.

7. Microsoft’s Steve Clayton takes us on a tour of his workspace. Can you spot the white Eames Lounge Chair?

8. Designer Daily for their home office roundup. Lots of good inspiration here.

9. The Fox is Black for the beautiful desktop wallpaper series.

10, Museum of Modern Art’s wonderful online store has a great home office section.

1. Treehugger for their interview with treehouse designer Pete Nelson. Fewer tree houses are used as home work spaces than was originally thought.

2. Core77 for their ultimate gift guide because suddenly it’s that time of year again!

3. Architizer for the MIMA House – a contemporary home that responds to the changing use of space with moveable walls.

4. Design Milk’s Designer Desktop series closes with the wonderful Dieter Rams.

5. Grain Edit for the post on Dutch illustrator Raymond Lemstra. Great work and a helpful link to Lemstra’s store (good holiday gifts perhaps?)

6. Design Observer’s Alexandra Lange on the interiors of Kevin Roche. You’ll spot some beautiful Eames pieces in the shots.

7. Unbeige for alerting us to the fact that Philip Johnson’s Glasshouse now has an online shop. Help raise funds to save the house and find great gifts. Perfect.

8. The Selby for a wonderful peek into publisher Angelika Taschen’s home.

9. PSFK for their post on architect David Adjaye’s pavillion outside the Design Miami tent.

10. Metropolis magazine’s piece on what a toy can do for architecture.

1. New Yorker for Daniel Zalewski’s detailed portrait of architect Rem Koolhaus.

2. The Atlantic‘s regional modern series where they examine contemporary architecture and how it responds to place.

3. Listen to our very own Steve Frykholm on Debbie Millman’s Design Matters.

4. An excellent piece by Malcolm Gladwell on Steve Jobs and his real genius.

5. Peter Robb’s interview with Pritzker Prize winning Australian architect Glenn Murcutt

6. Christopher Hawthorne’s thoughtful essay on the ground-breaking Case Study program

7. Take a break from reading and wander through photographer Todd Selby’s wonderfully rich visuals.

8. Beautiful Finnish home featured in the New York Times Homes and Garden section.

9. An interview with Bill Jersey, co-director of Eames: The Architect and the Painter

10. With the airing of the Eames documentary it feels like the right time to go back to the source and watch the Powers of 10 again.

1. Seachinstagram liberates all those amazing images from the popular iPhone app. You can access them from your computer and they are searchable. Genius. I found lots of great shots of Herman Miller furniture including this shot of an Eames wire based side table and giant lego head. Via swissmiss.

2. Architectural Record for their review of 5 exhibitions that are part of Pacific Standard Time in Los Angeles – a celebration of art and design that includes the Eames house living room recreated at LACMA.

3. Contemporist for their post on Pupa – a fascinating office within an office.

4. Daily Tonic covered the wonderful Sapphire Gallery (above) by XTEn Architecture.

5. Homebodies for letting us into Philip Lopate’s world of books (above).

6. Decor8‘s post on this home office, complete with black Eames Molded Plastic Chair.

7. Workspaces blog for this shot of Sofia Coppola’s home office. Makes me feel very tidy!

8. 1kindesign covers this warm modern house in Australia with its sleek home office.

9. From The Desk Of because they cover some amazing workspaces.

10. Core 77 for this cool new phone by Sebastien Sauvage.

1. New York Times for Pilar Viladas’ piece on these vintage Eames Lounge Chairs covered in Maharam fabric. They are on show at Moss in Soho and are the first in a planned series of one-off furniture pieces on which Moss and Maharam will collaborate.

2. Core 77‘s coverage of Toyko’s Design Tide. Spotted this cool concrete pencil by designers Sean Yu and Yiting Cheng.

3. Design Milk‘s post on designer workspaces (above).

4. Baubauhaus for some great workspace inspiration.

5. Home Designing may have an awkward title but there are some good home office images coupled with helpful links.

6. Urbis Magazine for their coverage of the New Zealand architecture scene. There’s some beautiful work coming out of that country. Including this house by architect Thom Craig (above).

7. Write your next To-Do List in crayon … just for a change. These are stick crayons from Shipley & Halmos will do the trick.

8. Inspiring talk from former New York Times design director, Khoi Vinh. Interesting to hear this well-respected creative talk about his process. Via MediaBistro

Khoi Vinh – on the grid from The Color Machine on Vimeo.

9. Rejuvenate your home office with these new “Wallrounds” from Not A Gallery. They are oversized dots of heavy gauge wallpaper.

10. The Decoist covers some great houses including this A-Frame gem from architects dmvA.

1. There’s a new Alexander Girard book for kids due out November 1.

2. Dwell for their “Houses We Love” series. The one above is a floating home in Seattle’s Portage Bay.

3. Living Etc is a UK interiors magazine with an excellent site. Check out their home tours section. I liked the home office below.

4. Muji for their online stationery store that is packed with cleanly designed goodies.

5. Habitus is an Australian architecture journal focused on the Pacific Rim and has an excellent house section on its website. Check out this eco-house in Singapore (below).

6. Core77 for their photo tour of designer David Week’s workspace.

7. Selectism for their post on Jasper Morrison’s sleek book ends (below).

8.Debbie Millman’s Design Matters podcasts on iTunes. Podcast Number 9 is with our very own Steve Frykholm.

9. Inc Magazine’s roundup of cool home offices.

10. PSFK for their Top 10 Creatives series. So much inspiring design out there!

1. Poketo for their new porcelain color-drenched mugs (below). Perfect for that mid-morning coffee break.

2. Life magazine has made their photo archives available online via Google and there’s a treasure trove of images including the shot above of Ray and Charles Eames at and the wall storage unit below by George Nelson that caught DJ De Pree’s eye in 1945.

3. Selectism for the piece on the Ro briefcase (below) designed by New Yorker Yvonne Roe who now lives and designs in Italy.

4. Saatchi Online for some affordable art for your home office. M10 by Thomas Hammer (below) is $54.

5. Architectural Record for their great collection of residential work.

6. SoFiliumm for their story on Ilse Crawford’s Precious Collection for Georg Jensen (bowl pictured above). Via Remodelista.

7. Contemporist for their coverage of modern homes including this one by MOS Architects (below).

8. Danish magazine RUM is a great spot for design hunting.

9. Gizmodo for their office on wheels story. Designer Alexander Zhukovsky has created a blueprint for a car that houses a ‘home’ office. Gives mobile worker a whole new meaning.

10. The Design Traveller on tumblr for the brilliant use of color and images. This is a real visual treat.

1. Dezeen for their London Design Festival coverage. Above is British designer Sebastian Bergne with the greenhouse he designed made from of Lego in London’s Covent Garden.

2. Room 100 is Thompsons Hotels’ blog and they often have good design stories. Check out David Byrne’s artwork under the Highline in NYC.

3. Culture Monster for Christopher Hawthorne’s post on the legacy of the Case Study program . The living room in Charles and Ray Eames’ Case Study house below.

4. Cool Hunting for their review of Thames and Hudson’s new book Total Office Design.

5. Inhabitat for their piece on Yves Behar’s new bike.

6, Inspire Me Now for doing just that. Lots of great design eye candy here.

7. Swissmiss’ clever Tuex Deux. It’s always helpful to be more organized!

8. Houzz for their cable management page. I just got bluelounge’s CableBox (below) and its great.

9. Desire to Inspire for their post on a clean-lined modern renovation of a backyard shed (below).

10. Designboom’s news section is a great place to keep up to date with what is happening in the world of design and architecture.

1. Design Observer for their late summer reading list.

2. Time magazine’s 50 Best Websites of 2011.

3. Cool Hunting for their design coverage.

4. The Official Google Blog for its “This Week in Search” series which is incredibly helpful for anyone who works using the internet. (Plus the story on expanding their street view to include the Amazon is cool).

5. Kikkerland’s online store for great home office supplies like this Mondiran inspired magnetic white board (below).

6. Catalog Living because it just might be as funny as Unhappy Hipsters.

7. Herzog & De Meuron just launched their own website. Its bare bones design offers fascinating look at their body of work (below). This is what a site looks like when stripped of all its bells and whistles.

8. Jetpens for their huge range of Japanese home office supplies including this petite pink fountain pen.

9. Apartment Therapy for their home office roundup.

10. KoolandKreativ is the blog of Iceland-based stylist Gerdur Hardardottr. She posts about setting up his own home office here.

1. Shelterpop Is AOL trying to be cool? My latest copy of Dwell a beautiful shot of Claire Danes on the back cover and it’s an ad for AOL. In my googling I found my way back to AOL’s Shelterpop. Lots of great interiors eye-candy. Where to start: An interesting home office

2. Dwell It’s an obvious link for Lifework but it’s worth reminding you to check out Dwell’s website because the latest issue is all about working from home…something we know a thing or two about! Where to start: The Live/Work issue isn’t online yet…but while you are waiting check out senior editor Aaron Britt’s interview this Herman Miller textile expert Susan Lyons.

3. Boing Boing This site is slightly overwhelming in its vastness. It reminds me of getting the New Yorker every week. You know it’s packed with great stuff but will you have time to read it? Where to start: Alleviate this problem by using the subject headings to whittle down the content. This morning I was drawn to the post on the new TED app for iPads.

4. Architizer An excellent site for architecture and design news. It’s beautifully designed, easily navigated and pic heavy – all good thing! Where to start: World’s Coolest Offices competition. I love the idea of a home office winning this competition. Send in your designs and lets see what happens.

5. Habitus Living An Australian design journal that covers some of the extraordinary residential work coming out of Australia – and the Pacific Rim. Where to start: The LIVE section collects all the great houses in one spot for you. Check out the Maximum Garden house in Singapore.

1. Sabbe Interior Design Boston-based Stephanie Sabbe’s blog covers not only her work (which is lovely) but also her transition from working in an office to working at home. Where to start: Sabbe writes about attending a Herman Miller event in Boston where she was lucky enough to hear Hilda Longinotti speak (pic of Hilda above). Longinotti was George Nelson’s personal secretary for 21 years.

2.The Selvedge Yard Jon Patrick describes himself as a “a menswear product, presentation and branding guy”. His blog covers all things stylish with a definite male skew. Where to start: The post on designers posing for Playboy in 1961. Charles Eames is there, as is Nelson and Saarinen. And, no, they aren’t naked.

3. Dornob As the tag line says – this site covers “new design ideas daily”. Kurt Kohlstedt curates this jam-packed blog with an eye to the environment. He’s managed to pull together an extraordinary amount of content. Bear with the design, it’s clunky and packed with ads but the content is worth your time. Where to start: The Carapicuiba House and its amazing home office.

4. Shedworking A very serious (and therefore very amusing) look at all things to do with the shed. This UK-based site offers inspiration for Lifeworkers looking for a home office in the garden. Where to start: Developer Town’s indoor shed. Maybe we don’t need a garden?

5. The Modern House And while we’re over in the UK looking at sheds who can resist looking at houses?! I love a good real estate site and The Modern House, established in 2004, offers homes with serious architectural pedigree. Where to start: If you don’t see yourself moving to London anytime soon check out the Holiday Lets section. Villa Bandol looks rather nice.