15 Chic Desk Organization Ideas That'll Pep Up Your Work Day

Finally getting organized starts with using the right tools. Make your workspace the ultimate get-it-done place with these clever finds.

Knock Knock
Honest Notepad
$

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Get real about your to-do list with this prioritizing layout. Whether you actuallyget through it all is up to you (and how much coffee you drink).

ARAD
Handsy Pencil Holder
$$

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Corral pencils in a quirky holder that comes in different colors.

Great Useful Stuff
Charging Station
$$

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Truly clear your desk off at the end of the day by running cords for your phone, tablet and laptop through the back and up the base of this sleek dock.

Kikkerland
Concrete Planter
$$

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Not only can you put your pens in place, but you'll exercise your green thumb by nurturing a little bed of succulents. (Psst: You'll have to buy them separately, but you can pick up some here.)

Biobu [by Ekobo]
Colorful Storage
$$ for 3

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A couple of cute jars can hold your paperclips, thumbtacks or secret stash of Hershey's kisses (we won't tell).

Kikkerland
Retro Pens
$ for 5

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Swap out those random, freebie ballpoints for a coordinating set. You might have to take meeting minutes, but at least you'll be doing it in style.

Quirky
Cord Wrangler
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Keep your USB seperate from your phone charger, headphones and power cord thanks to this slotted rubber organizer. It won't fall over when you yank one out thanks to a weighted base.

Poppin
Stacked Set
$$

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There's a place for everything and everything in its place when it comes to this monochrome office supply kit. The only question that remains is which color you'll choose.

Target
Motivational Planner
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Get ready to take on the day. This cute calendar will literally cheer you on with messages like "get stuff done."

Kikkerland
Perpetual Calendar
$$

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Yes, the important stuff is on your GCal, but who doesn't like playing with blocks? This sleek display comes from the Museum of Modern Art.

Umbra
Homey Tissue Box Cover
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Your deskmate won't mind your sniffling so much when there's this cute box in between you two. It's decor and Kleenex.

Stylio
Supply Caddies
$$

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Bullet journalers can appreciate this stationary store-like display. How else are you going to keep your Le Pens separate from your Staedtlers?

Safco Products
Hanging Storage
$$

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Turn a tabletop into a desk by adding instant shelves. This clever organizer fits over an edge for a convenient filing spot.


MyGift
Adjustable Shelf
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Bust out your styling skills by arranging knickknacks on a little bookshelf. Mini plants are a must.

DIY Mail Holder
Separate incoming and outgoing bills by mounting spray-painted brackets on a marble base. Bonus: It can hold notebooks and journals too.

What you'll need:brackets ($$ each, amazon.com), spray paint ($, amazon.com), glue ($, amazon.com), marble slab ($$, amazon.com)

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