1. Eames Molded Plywood Lounge Chair with Upholstery, Charles & Ray Eames - Adding upholstery to the already soft curves of Charles and Ray’s Plywood Lounge Chair creates a doubly delightful sitting scenario. Choose from a multitude of colors including red. From Herman Miller.

2. Alvin Spin-O-Tray - Does your beloved have a lot of office implements? Organize them in the round with the twirling Spin-O-Tray. Everything becomes easy-reach on this office organizer. Find one at Hand Eye Supply.

3. Chair_One Stacking (Set of 2), Konstantin Grcic - Highly sculptural, the Chair_One combines openly spaced design with perfect comfort for a distinctive seating experience. Available in red and sold in a set of two, perfect for a couple of Valentines. Find yours at Herman Miller.

4. Les Perles Candleholder, Y’a Pas Le Feu Au Lac and FX Balléry - “Y’a pas le feu au lac” loosely translates to “no need to hurry.” The individual hornbeam wood “pearls” of this innovative design can be arranged and rearranged on a whim, creating an ever-changing candleholder. Available in single or three-piece holders, in three colors including red. Get one at A+R Store.

5. Eames Sofa Compact, Charles & Ray Eames - Consider the eye-catching contrast of the iconic Eames Sofa upholstered in rich Divinia Fabric. The sleek and minimalist lines are dramatically enhanced in vibrant color, creating a striking centerpiece to any contemporary space. Find this combination and many more at Herman Miller.

6. Faribault Soho Throw - Producing wool blankets and throws for nearly 150 years, the Faribault Woolen Mill Co. lets you cuddle up with quality beneath its Soho Throw. Measuring 50″ x 72″, in whipstitched 100% wool. Get yours at Vetted.

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1. Red Karl and Mary Ransleben own Red, a vintage and custom furniture store in Fredericksburg, Texas. Their blog is a wonderful chaotic collection of furniture, fabric and fashion.  Where to Start: The wall sticker post.

2. Chez Larsson’s store We interviewed marketer and self-confessed neat freak Benita Larsson back in March about her home office. She’s shifted her store to Amazon where you can now buy the stuff you see in the homes she features on her blog. Where to Start: Head straight to Organizing Stuff. I love those acrylic magazine holders.

3. Coolboom I can’t believe I haven’t written about this online design ‘zine before. It’s an excellent source of interior design and architecture news. Where to Start: The awesome offices of Otra Arquitectura. That wall of plants is a clever idea.

4. Cube Me And while we’re on cool architecture sites check this web magazine out. Where to Start: The Blob. A new take on the backyard home office.

5. The Decoist And last one. Another web magazine that covers architecture, furniture and interior design. Amazing really that there is enough stuff out there for them all to cover. Where to Start: The office section offers some good inspiration.