1. Kikki K I’ve just come from this lovely Swedish home/office supply store in Sydney’s Strand Arcade. I bought the wooden alphabet stamps…now I just have to figure out where to use them. Where to start: Their excellent Get Organised blog with posts on everything from organizing your home office to organizing recipes.

2. Ke-Zu While I’m in Sydney I’ve been doing the rounds of the design stores. There’s such great stuff here. I forget how vibrant the design scene is. Koskela, Planet Furniture and Chee Soon & Fitzgerald are all worth a visit if you’re in the area. None of them have blogs unfortunately. But you can check out retailer Ke-Zu’s blog. Where to start: Their excellent You-Zu series for interviews with top Australian designers.

3. Le Blog Living Edge is one of my favorite Australian design retailers. They happen to also sell quite a few Herman Miller pieces. Where to start: The 40th birthday present post. That chair looks familiar.

4. Artery Gallery I am a big fan of art in the office. There is something inspiring about working surrounded by other people’s brilliance. Aboriginal art has a graphic quality that always surprises and delights me. It’s not huge in the States which, I think, makes it even more interesting. The great thing about this gallery is they’ve got a good relationship with their artists, the website is well designed, the work isn’t too expensive and and they ship  all over the world. Where to start: Check out the sale on right now until July 11.

5. Real Living I know I’ve mentioned these guys before but magazine editor Deb Bibby’s blog for Real Living is addictive. She covers it all – from a ridiculously good chocolate cake recipe to a behind the scene’s posts on putting the magazine together. Where to start: Marie Nichols’ tiny home office.

1. Eames Lounge Chair on Design Hotels’ blog.

2. Totally Severe’s Feral Furniture desktop wallpaper includes a rather angry Eames Lounge.

3. Le Blog posted this painted Eames chair.

4. Where to start on this one! The whole house is packed with Herman Miller gems. It’s always interesting to see how people mix Herman Miller pieces into their homes. Via Twenty First Century Retro.

5. The George Nelson bench included in a Top 5 Classic Pieces roundup on His Name is RobZ.