I can’t be the only person who loves rearranging their home office. It’s great adding new pieces and deciding where they’ll go. With a new year approaching, many people will be looking to make some changes, and these are some of the accessories you shouldn’t be without.
* These product recommendations won’t earn me any money. I’m just sharing them because I love them.
Pen Pots & Desk Organisers
There’s nothing worse than reaching for a pen that isn’t there. I have a little addiction to stationery, and I like to use pots and organisers to display highlighters and such.
Here are some of my recommendations:
– Matte Black Wire Pot from John Lewis – there are some great matching accessories at the bottom of the page
– Faux Leather Pen Pot from John Lewis
– Bamboo Pot from John Lewis
– Art Deco hexagon pot from Paperchase
– Tiffany Blue desk accessories from Arteza
Desk Pad
If you’re anything like me, you probably have random ideas all the time. A desk pad is a great way to keep note of them. A lot of them also have a weekly planner that you can see at a glance.
Here are some of my recommendations:
– Get it Done Weekly Planner from Debenhams
– Botanical Weekly Desk Pad from Paperchase
– A3 Days of the Week pad from Amazon
– Raindrops Desk Pad from Amazon
Wall Art
Prints and other art are perfect for brightening up your workspace. Whether you choose a single piece or create a gallery wall, they can also be used to motivate and inspire.
Here are some of my recommendations:
– Leopard Print Rainbow Wall Print from Not on the High Street
– Wire Word Art from Not on the High Street
– Personalised quote print from Not on the High Street
Comfy Throw & Cushion
How can you expect to get great work done if you’re not comfortable? I keep a knitted throw and cushion on my office chair at all times and I recommend everyone has some comfy accessories handy.
Here are some of my recommendations:
– Faux Fur Throw from Wilko
– Pink ‘Haden’ Throw from Debenhams
– Chunky Knit Throw from Wayfair
– Chunky Knit cushion cover from Wayfair
– Ashdown Cushion from Wayfair
Plant
I’m terrible with plants (I just can’t keep them alive), but I love how they look around the house. I have a cactus on my desk, as it’s the lowest maintenance plant I could think of. You could also go for an artificial plant if you’re like me.
Here are some of my recommendations:
– Purifying Plant Bundle from John Lewis
– Mini artificial succulent from Not on the High Street
– Ficus from Ikea
Filing
How many times have you told yourself you need to get more organised? I’ve literally lost count. I’ve found that a collection of pretty files and boxes help to motivate me.
Here are some of my recommendations:
– Box File from Wilko
– Letter Rack from Wilko
– Recycled storage boxes from Not on the High Street
Phone & Tablet Stand
What can we use to prop up our tablets today? I can’t even tell you all the things I’ve tried, and the number of times my iPad has come crashing down on the floor beside me. Luckily, a simple stand can fix this problem.
Here are some of my recommendations:
– Personalised oak tablet stand from Not on the High Street
– Multi-angle tablet stand from Amazon
Of course, everything above is very useful for any home office, but there are also some little bits that I love for other reasons. I have worked to create a productive area for myself, but I still want it to be pretty. So, here are some other little bits you could try out.
– Dog shaped paperclips from Paperchase
– Magnetic dry erase lapboards from Arteza
– Geo Design glass candle from Wilko
– Hang & Peg Frame Kit from Typo
– Boss Lady Plate from Not on the High Street
