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Home Office Decorating - Combine Style & Function
Whether your home office takes care of everyday family business or is an income-generating work space, you'll be more productive in a comfortable, well-decorated and organized space that enhances mood and creativity. Combine function with style and you will look forward to spending time in a home office that invites you to think, read, create and work in stress-free, efficient style. Open Up Storage Options with Open Shelving Some creative types prefer an overloaded desk, but in most cases disorganized piles of paper and folders are inefficient and stress-inducing. Instead of keeping everything on your desk and wasting time looking for whatever it is that you need, install open shelves above that span the full width of the desk. Wood shelves on brackets - either wood or wrought iron - give you lots of style options since the shelving can be painted or stained as desired. Stylish boxes and basket will help you organize by project and keep your supplies neatly at hand. Add and Repeat Color Storage bins, boxes, folders, dividers and other office supplies come in every color of the rainbow. Pick a color scheme and continue it throughout the room, echoing the accent colors in your choice of supplies and organizational items. Let a framed print or wall hanging dictate your palette. Bright color accents in the office will energize and inspire so feel free to add deep colors like teal blue, paprika red or sunshine yellow in pops of color that flow throughout the room against a neutral backdrop. Don't overlook your comfort - a large floor cushion or ottoman to prop up your feet, a desk lamp, chair cushions and throw pillows are all items that can echo and coordinate your color choices. Create Style and Storage on a Budget ? Wicker and fabric covered boxes can be found at reasonable prices from discount stores, but if you can't find exactly what you want, make them yourself to get a custom look at a budget price. Recover budget boxes with adhesive shelf liner, wallpaper remnants or fabric to create a look that accurately presents your style. You can also paint plain storage containers with latex wall primer and wall paint or latex craft paint. Consider buying sample containers of paint instead of craft paint bottles. Samples are larger and cheaper than craft size containers, but not so large that you will have large containers of leftover paint. ? Instead of typical plastic pen and pencil holders, shop garage sales for small vases, mason jars, old jewelry boxes and lidded containers that can hold writing instruments, craft items, and small office supplies like paper clips and rubber bands with style and personality. ? Lidded letter trays that can be stacked and labeled are as efficient as standard plastic or metal trays but look far more stylish. Flea markets and antique stores may have old fashioned wood trays, some with lids or hinged doors, which can sit on a desktop and add a touch of classic nostalgia. If you're the type who prefers handwritten notes, lists and letters, invest in an old-fashioned slant-top writing desk that sits on top of a table, desk or your lap, and write to your heart's content curled up on a upholstered chair by a window in your newly-decorated home office.
This article was written by Jeanelle Deppner and provided by WallDecorandHomeAccents.com, a site featuring unique modern wall art and wood wall hangings. Article Source: ArticlesBase.com
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Cooling pad and compressed air? (Answers: 5) (Comments: 0)
Ok, so this is the third question i've posted about this, because it really is a big issue with my laptop.
Let's recap: mom's old laptop, overheats and shuts off without warning.
So, i was planning on buying a can of compressed air to clean out the fans/vents etc. So can someone clarify how to do that. And i've read alot about cooling pads and stuff that help. some i've seen were 20 dollars.
And i was wondering if it would be worth it to do both. My laptop shuts down after an hour of being used. I use it on my desk (wood), rarely on my bed or the floor. But i do sometimes. And i will most likely be taking it places to finish work, where it will be on the floor.
So are cooling pads worth it? Especially if i'm moving it aorund, i don't want it to be too "crowded". And if you think they are worth it, can you post a link or something for a good brand that's not too expensive. Thanks in advance. :)
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what can i do instead of buying a new desk? (Answers: 2) (Comments: 0)
What can i do instead of buying a new desk?
ok we are renting a friends house.
and they want to move back in by the end of the month.
i was using a desk thinking it was our's (a while back). I put celotape on it and when i pulled it off, it took off the paper wood cover on the desk (wood type paper covering the wooden panel)
what can i do to cover it up its very obvious as ther are round patches on the slide where you put the keyboard.
what can i do instead of buying a new desk, we cant seem to find anything similair from Argos or Ikea.
is there kind of wood cover sticker to put on?
please help. i dont think painting over it would hide it :[
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Subwoofer beside Computer monitor? (Answers: 3) (Comments: 0)
I bought new speakers recently (Logitech's X-230) and i'm thinking of putting it on my desk ( wood ) about 25-30 cm away from the screen ( the large ones not LCD )
My sub is presently on the carpet under the desk beside a wall, but that wall is too far in under the desk ( because the desk is large), so i hardly hear a thing out of it. Wil the magnets or vibrations damage the screen?
Thanks
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What's your opinion on Blunt Force Trauma!? (Answers: 8) (Comments: 0)
Such as that caused by bats, hammers, ball peen hammers, shoes, fists, butts, plates, computers, shoes, heads, balls, cars, bats, shotgun butts, pistol whipping, flails without spikes, spikes without sharp ends, night-sticks, cans, flag poles, stripper poles, your daddy's pole, desks, wood, wind, rv's, boats, irrationally large candles, keyboards, feet, unreasonably large pencils, unreasonably large pencil tops, my enormous eight inch member, golf clubs, stencils, gates, signposts, wood, clown shoes, vans and other stuff that isn't technically supposed to go through you when it touches you with reasonable speed.
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PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ADD ITEMS THAT CAUSE THIS SPECIFIC TYPE OF TRAUMA.
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Where should I place my subwoofer? Easy 10 Points? (Answers: 3) (Comments: 0)
Hey guys I'm going to be buying this, http://www.staples.com/Altec-Lansing-3-Piece-Speaker-System/product_564462? It comes with 1 subwoofer and two speakers. Where should I place the subwoofer for maximum effect? My floor is carpet so should I put it on my desk? (wood) also how far apart should the speakers be?
What does that mean Rhys?
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