Loving: Corbel Glass Desk

This Corbel Glass Desk from Restoration Hardware is just really cool. I love how the plain glass top lets the rugged and solid legs be the main focus.

Loving: Blue Lounge Studio Desk

This Blue Lounge Studio Desk from Emmo Home is perfect for the closet clutter bug. The top slides down to reveal a power strip and places to store all your pens and notepads and stuff, so all the mess is hidden.

Sitting at: Wave Desk

I love the simplicity of this Wave Desk from Offi at Feel More Human.  And the rounded edge would make it really comfortable when you end up sitting and typing at it for long stretches of time.

Loving: P'kolino Klick Children's Desk

This P'kolino Klick Children's Desk from Exclusively Home is perfect to have anywhere in the house.  It's big enough for a little kid to draw and store anything they want, but when they're done doodling, you just store the art supplies under the chair and slide it into the desk where it makes a cube.

Sitting at: Braxton Trestle Desk

I love the sawhorse-like look of the Braxton Trestle Desk from Target, like you just grabbed what you could from the basement workshop to hold up your computer.  Of course it looks much nicer than my dad's beat up sawhorses.

Loving: Modernlink James Desk

Since I'm naturally cluttered and unorganized, this modernlink James Desk from 2modern would be perfect for me.  It has plenty of space inside to keep everything out of sight, and built in "gills" that can hold files or mail.  Plus, I just have a thing for desks with really big drawers.

Loving: Scram

I love the open feel of this Wishbone Slab desk from Skram at 2Modern.  The simple black lines make it look like it has Chinese influences.  Plus, the dark grain of the desktop is beautiful.

This desk goes perfect with a martini!

I completely fell in love with this desk yesterday at Pottery Barn.  It's painted an awesome olivey-green color to such a smooth almost waxy finish.  And it has a huge drawer that's already partitioned into a bunch of different sections, perfect for hiding all the clutter on your desk.

5,000 Sticks of Modeing Clay Later...

I love the childishness of the Boabab Desk from Phillippe Starck at Hive.  It looks like it could be made out of playdough, but could be amazingly functional.  It easily hides all the annoying cables from computers.  The shelves also look moveable enough to store a CPU without crowding your legs.  

The lime green could be pretty hard to fit into most homes, but the other colors are equally unique and a bit more manageable.  The red would look rich on oak floors in a bright room, while the aqua would be amazing against an all black wall in a modern, clean apartment.