1. Metropolis magazine for their multimedia section. Check out the photo essay by Michael Wolf titled Transparent City - makes me glad to work from home!

2. Domus for their amazing website – go straight to the architecture section for some wonderful residential and commercial projects.

3. New York Times for their interview with the authors of the new Unhappy Hipsters book It’s Lonely in the Modern World.

4. Cool Hunter for their piece on an annual clock designed by Scott Thrift. Very nice video (below) explaining this cool new design. It’s a Kickstarter project so if you like the idea you can help bring it into production.

5. Klat for their piece on Korean designer Giha Woo’s pencil holder.

6. Architectural Digest for their library slideshow. The Eames Lounge and Ottoman certainly looks at home amongst all those books.

7. Media Bistro’s Unbeige blog for reminding me that it is National Design Week next week.

8. Lifehacker for this backyard shed turned home office piece.

9. Photographer Byron Edwards‘ home office via flickr. It’s his most stolen image. And yes that’s a kitty on his Mirra chair (pic above).

10. Emmas Designblog because it’s a constant source of inspiration (below).

1. DWR’s Design Notes for their cool 3D room planner. Perfect for re-working your home office. Or your whole home.

2. Dezeen‘s Bird Nest post. What an incredible space.

3. Casa Vogue is Italian Vogue’s interiors magazine. It’s edgy and beautiful and you’ll need to brush up on your Italian! Check out the Paul Rudolph house on page 122.

4. Core 77 for their excellent architect Barbie post. What other Barbie identities would you like to see?

5. Sharebrain for its roundups and its social network info.

6. GOOD for their interesting story on digital dumpster diving. Seems like a daft idea to me!

7. Fast Company’s post on how our desk job’s are making us fat.

8. Apartment Therapy House Tours because it satisfies the inner voyeur in us all.

9. Livingetc‘s home office gallery. I like this UK magazine’s warm, modern take on interiors.

10.  Jon Setzen who I met with this week to talk about Herman Miller hosting a Creative Morning lecture in Los Angeles (more on that soon!) Jon, creative director at Something Massive, blogs about life in Los Angeles with a designer’s eye for images.