1. Unhappy Hipsters This week between holiday preparations and work I’ve been indulging in Unhappy Hipsters again. Those brilliant one-liners attached to beautiful images just make me laugh. Where to start: This new hilarious series called Foto Friday where readers send in their own photos and captions.

2. Curbly There’s no better way to celebrate the holidays than diving into some home-made decorations and there is no better place to find ideas than Curbly. Where to start: The oh-so-cool paper Christmas trees.

3. Phaidon Agenda The book publisher’s have a great website that includes an Agenda section. You’ll find video interviews, slide shows and short films on all sorts of topics to do with design and architecture: Where to start: An interview with architect John Pawson or the incredible slide show covering the best buildings of 2010.

4. The Best Part A well-designed blog by Orlando artist, designer and blogger Jason Dean on “all things beautiful.” Where to start: His poster of the day series.

5. Pinterest Amy Feezor introduced me to Pinterest and while I am not drawn to posting on the site I do love looking at other people’s collections of images. Where to start: Erin Dollar’s Dream Studio page – lots of great home offices here.

1. Forbes.com Join the “world’s business leaders” and dive into Forbes’ magazines online presence. Where to start: A great story on classic chair design that includes the Aeron.

2. Wallpaper magazine This magazine’s online site is a well edited world of design. Where to start: New office space. Great place for home office inspiration.

3. Shelterrific A blog launched by founder Angela Matusik in 2006 covers design and interiors. Where to start: Miniature Eames.

4. Designsponge Grace Bonney imbues her  crafty, stylish design blog with an upbeat vibe that makes it a joy to visit. Where to start: The awesome library of sneak peeks.

5. Bloesem A  design blog with a decidedly feminine touch. Where to start: Stephanie Rammeloo’s amazing home (and home office) in Amsterdam.