Get Your Next Bright Idea in Electric Blue!

 
Primary colors promise to be really strong this year, no less dazzling shades of electric blue.  Here we've rounded up some innovative products in the buzzy color for the office that we think are pretty clever. 

Top ~ OFFI My Pet Lamp Dachshund $59 is a perky friend and a light that'll keep that creative vibe going as you while away the midnight hours on your next great project.

The Ikea Svinga Hanging Seat $69.99 may not be the usual guest chair you'd find in your average office, but that of course is the point.  Hang a pair of these in a corner with a cute table and you'll have a pretty interesting conversation area.  And there's no end of ideas that will come to mind as you rock back and forth gently to calm your mind and get your creativity flowing.

Business Card Booklets from Shinebox are such a great invention.  You can create a range of business cards and have them set into a booklet, or have a portfolio made into a booklet for a very grand brochure type of presentation for your next client.  Start at $137.

Carpet Tiles from FLOR - who doesn't love these?  Just use the adhesion strips to affix to the floor without damaging the finish.  I used them in my mudroom as a intermediary flooring while we decide what to do - but they also add a pop of color to the office, especially great for that area under and around your desk chair that rolls all around and wrecks the finish on hardwood floors.  Shown here in Thick & Thin and Shirtstripe.  About $10.99 each.

Mallen Towel Holder $1.99 comes in a pack of three.  While you could use these in your bathroom, we love the idea of using them to clip fabric swatches, magazine tear sheets, and any other great ideas near your desk so you can easily see them.

Dave Laptop Table $24.99 - ideal for placing between the two Svinga Chairs, but also quite practical for other areas of your home or office where you like to work, but don't necessarily want to balance a laptop right on your lap.

WannaBe Tree from Glimraka - bright and interesting screens for office or conventions from this innovative Swedish design house.