Desk Decor

Dress up your home office with glints of gold, pretty paper and trendy acrylic accessories that prove functional can still be fashionable.

Writer and Producer: Laura Kristine Johnson
Stylist: Annabel Wimer
Photographer: Duane Tinkey

Touches of gold warm up white minimalist workspaces.

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Sugar Paper pen, $24, Pink Print Company.

Pink Orange “Dotty” clipboard, $25; Haute Papier acrylic ruler, $13.50. Both from Accents + Interiors.

A clear catchall tray collects loose items while beautifully patterned paper products and drinkware make deskwork more enjoyable.

Fatima Tailor gold scissors, $20; Katie Leamon chevron notebook, $14. Both from Pink Print Company.

Pink Orange 8-by-10-inch Lucite tray, $52; Pink Orange “Ampersand” pushpins, $15. Both from Accents + Interiors.

Optimum Optical reading glasses, $25, Vogue Vision.

Anna Weatherley “Polka” cup and saucer, $90, Kitchen Collage.

Say goodbye to cluttered-looking workspaces. Acrylic desk accessories visually disappear, thanks to their clear construction.

Bloomingville white and gold dot votive, $13, K. Renee.

Russell+Hazel acrylic collator bookend, $24, Accents + Interiors.

Russell+Hazel acrylic stapler and tape dispenser, $24 each; Sugar Paper “Notes” notepad, $22; Sugar Paper “Sophisticated Merci” note set, $28; Russell+Hazel “Marble Memo” adhesive notes, $10. All from Pink Print Company.

Small pops of color add life to a sophisticated neutral palette of gold, black and white. 

Sugar Paper “Perfect Dot” notebook, $18; Russell+Hazel “Gray Jotter” set, $18; Russell+Hazel gold pen, $24. All from Pink Print Company.

Red pencils, $6.29, Office Max.

Nima Oberoi Lunares “Northstar Symbol,” $65; Bloomingville white and gold votive holder (containing the pencils), $21. Both from K. Renee.

 

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