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Show your workspace you mean business with this weighty, monochromatic set of desktop pieces designed by Magnus Petterson for Areaware.

Tombolo Bath Caddy by Victoria + Albert Baths Keep bath essentials within arm’s reach with this undulating bath caddy made from walnut or light oak laminate.

Two screws and an easy installation process lets any bike-owner keep their ride up and away on the Perch rack from ClankWorks, $149.

The mother-daughter duo behind Knotty Gal have a strong craft sensibility and an even stronger social conscious. Up to 15% of sales made from their knotted, handmade accessories go toward educating girls in Bangladesh.

This wooden ladder by SmithMatthias isn't just a ladder––attach its accessories and it becomes a glove box or tray, without them it can be used as a coat hanger or towel rack.

Tom Dixon's Club Collection of furniture, lighting and accessories marks the company's debut at iSaloni. See it at Salone in Hall 20, Stand B06.

Their systems include award-winning components like the Drawer Accessory System, shown here with a construction of Paperstone and solid surface acrylic—both materials traditionally used in countertops. This addition extends high-performance function to the interior of a system, where users actually interact with it the most. As homeowners’ needs evolve, they can arrange the reconfigurable dividers in any way they desire. The pieces simply snap back together, thanks to a number of small magnets that are carefully embedded.

The Cube Collection from Tom Dixon Studio is a desk accessory series that is at once sophisticated and simple. Including a stapler, tape dispenser, tidy tray, and pen, the Cube Collection is stripped of superfluous details and instead focuses on the primary function of each piece. Crafted from a resilient zinc alloy, the Cube Collection is finished with a copper plate, adding luxe shine to each piece in the collection. This collection, along with other Tom Dixon products, is 15% off until October 18, 2015.

Though Eugene, Oregon-based Studio Gorm (aka John Arndt and Wonhee Jeong Arndt) is best known for their Peg series—modular furniture with swappable legs and table bases—they work at smaller scales, too. Witness their new and simple wallet and key holder, made of vegetable tanned leather and elastic.

The shop also sells reissued Austrian classics. Examples include Adolf Loos’s 1931 design for Drinking Set No. 248 for J. & L. Lobmeyr and Werkstätte Carl Auböck’s desk accessories originally produced in the 1950s. Check out this Austrian Winery.

The mouse pads and keyboard trays have cork lining on the bottom to keep them from shifting during use.

Also at designjunction, metallic desk accessories by Beyond Object that appeal to your inner magpie.

Each item comes in either dark walnut or blond maple, and the wrist pads and mouse pads are made with vegetable-tanned leather, which looks much better than Lycra-wrapped gel inserts found in most ergonomic accessories.

Fritz Hansen will debut a new home accessories line, dubbed Objects. Included are vases and candlestick holders by Jaime Hayon, cushions by Arne Jacobsen, and trays by Wednesday Architecture. See it at Piazza San Simpliciano.

The monitor stands, keyboard trays, and mini planters are meant to keep the average desk from looking too much like a museum exhibition on Scandinavian design.

The Cube Collection from Tom Dixon Studio is a desk accessory series that is at once sophisticated and simple. Including a stapler, tape dispenser, tidy tray, and pen, the Cube Collection is stripped of superfluous details and instead focuses on the primary function of each piece.

At ICFF, Duravit will present ME by Starck, a collection of sleek ceramic sinks, toilets, and accessories designed by Philippe Starck. (Javits Center, Booth 1724)

A few modern ways to kit out the newest family member's room (no pastel versions of classic toys included). Here we round up furniture, textiles, and accessories for the up-to-date babe.

Designed by Samuel Wilkinson for Lexon, Babylon is a collection of desk accessories that are defined by their geometric, modern appearance. The Babylon collection takes office essentials and recasts them to look like works of sculpture. As a result, this series of desk accessories is one that you’ll want to keep on your desktop, rather than store in a drawer. The collection includes a pen with a stand, scissors with a stand, pen cup, tape dispenser, stapler, and alarm clock, all on sale at the Dwell Store.

Some of the items, like the radio tube bulb available on the desk lamps, feel more novel than functional.

Also included are a wide range of clothing designs for women and girls.

Cool bottle openers and jewelry from Iacoli & McAllister.

Kontextür’s WC Line is a collection of bathroom essentials, including a wastebasket, toilet brush, and plunger. Although necessary accessories often leave a lot to be desired from an aesthetic standpoint, the WC Line presents a cohesive, sleek, and modern assortment that work together to coordinate with contemporary bathrooms. Each item in the series is characterized by simple cylindrical shapes and sloped, funnel-like tops. Each WC Line item also features a wood handle for added consistency with the other pieces in the line.

The Craig Carrying Case from Delfonics is a roomy pouch that can be used to hold an iPad mini, pens, and pencils, notecards, and other work essentials. Petite enough to fit into a messenger bag or purse, the Craig Carrying Case features a gold-toned zipper closure. It is also available in a larger size, which holds up to a 13-inch laptop.

BAGGU’s 3D Zip Storage Bags are designed with utility in mind. The biggest bag in the series can be used for travel organization—it fits a pair of shoes—a compartment for gym clothes, or craft supplies. The medium sized bag is ideal for storing beauty products, electronics, or small toys. The smallest 3D Zip is perfect for storing utensils, glasses, or jewelry.

The collection includes a Play Tent, seen here in a Lokki print, along with accessories like pillows, poufs, towels, and a memory card game.

The Lift is both a functional serving piece and an attractive decorative accent. Handcrafted in brushed brass and finished in brushed copper, the Lift includes a circular tray and three balanced supporting legs. The middle of the tray features a simple open circle, adding a sense of cohesion to the piece. The Lift was designed by Felicia Ferrone and is available in two sizes.

Launching concurrently, Citterio’s Axor Universal Accessories collection includes brackets, wall-mounted shelves, and accessories that can be custom-arranged and used in both the kitchen and bathroom.

In 1968, Danish architect and designer Arne Jacobsen designed the 112 faucet and mixer series and a line of in-wall accessories for Vola. In 2014, the Danish company updated the classic design by adding a deep copper finish.

Best desktop accessories: Turned wood bowls and cork clocks with a wabi-sabi feel by Okum Made, a new venture from designer David Okum.

Master Bedroom Seating Area, Martis Camp Residence by Jill Dudensing Lifestyle + Design

Family furnishings are mixed with modern accessories for a sustainable interior design strategy.

Restorick also built this quirky oak staircase with open shelving along one side. "I use accessories as the color in spaces," says Tyler, "so these items are an integral part of the overall design."

The Tools for Everyday Life micro exhibit won Best Accessories. Shown here is the Rivet series of lamps by David Irwin.