*Book it to CB2*

Book it to CB2 for a fabulously modern twist on bookcase design. The Array Bookcase by Bruno Rainaldi literally turns things on edge as books are stacked on a tower-like structure, adding instant interest to any space. Yet, with a small and tall footprint (14″sq.x60″H), the bookcase will fit perfectly in any Office With a View. The bookcase comes in orange or aluminum.

{Photo: CB2 Web site}

*Chic Notepads at Linda and Harriett*

Write down notable (and even not-so-notable) thoughts on these chic notepads from Linda and Harriett. The patterns are so cute, from Little Piggies and Mermaid to Zig Zag and Lace. If you are loving these patterns, too, you must also check out Linda and Harriett’s stationery!

{Photo: Linda and Harriett’s Web site}

*On The Dot: Kate Spade Home*

Kate Spade’s designs are so classic, cheery and pretty. If you are looking for a spot of color in your Office With a View, check out these fun polka-dotted items. From circle picture frames to journals, coffee mugs, coasters, and more, you can’t go wrong with Kate Spade’s collection for the home. Visit Kate Spade and Organize.com for these items and much more!

P.S.- Kate Spade is currently having a sample sale with items up to 75% off! 

{Photos: Kate Spade’s Web site and Organize.com}

*Brocade Desk Collection at See Jane Work*

 

If you like things that are simple *and* beautiful, then the Brocade Desk Collection at See Jane Work may be a perfect fit for your Office With a View! The collection includes a Magazine File, Letter Holder, Letter Tray, Pencil Cup, Waste Can, and Bulletin Board. 

{Photo: See Jane Work Web site}

*Lovely Luggage at Toss Designs*

On your next business trip, avoid the awkward limbo of trying to spot your luggage on the airport carousel. Really, there are *far* too many versions of that plain bag you have been using! With patterned totes, cabin bags, rolling duffels, and weekender bags from Toss Designs, your luggage will now be hard to miss. Seriously, how could luggage this chic and distinct get “lost”? Case and point.

{Photos: Toss Designs Web site}