Office Accessories Guide
Glam Up Your Office Space

.: Be On Time :.

Organizing your time is just as important as organizing your desk. The best way to remember all of the things you have to do is to keep a running list, so why not jot down everything in a 3-Way Notepad, conveniently divided into "home", "work", and "play." If you prefer a more conventional planner, there is always the 8 Days A-Week Journal. That's right, eight days: Monday through Sunday, plus "Someday," that theoretical day you plan to do everything else.

Display the days of the month elegantly with a Snow & Graham Desk Calendar. The set of monthly cards feature their signature botanical designs that continue onto the back of each card and can double as little squares of art if you choose to frame them.

A long day at work merits a few moments of clock-watching. Leave it to the MoMA Design Store to offer this clever World Time Clock -- roll the clock onto any of its twelve sides to find the time in twenty-four major cities. If your interests do not include the opening hour of the stock market in Beijing, this artsy timepiece will at least let you know when it is getting close to Martini Time.

.: Etcetera, Etcetera :.

A few important etceteras not be overlooked:

Having photos around you of friends, family, and the fabulous places you've vacationed can help to remind you why it is you're working so hard. (No, it's not just to pay off your shopping bills…). A digital picture frame gives you the benefit of displaying fifty of your favorite photos, without the clutter of a million frames on your desk.

A Zen garden looks chic and can help reduce stress by clearing your mind. This Deluxe Zen Garden from Office Playground even comes with a Book of Meditations for achieving inner peace.

Humorous office supplies are worth the little extra cash if they can bring a smile to your face during the day, like these far from generic emoticon clips. Check out the " ...oops!" eraser and the crumpled up paper paperweight.

And every girl should have a mini toolbox at the office. Not stocked with hammers, though, these Minor Emergency Kits from See Jane Work have everything you'll need to resolve a fashion crisis. With one for sewing and one for first aid, these pouches are tiny enough to fit in your purse and cheap enough ($5.95) to have in the car, in the home, and in the desk drawer.