Office Accessories

Office desk accessories are the glue that holds a modern office together – the icing on the cake, if you will. They can provide a place to store pencils, rubber bands, or a stack of paper. Home office accessories vary little from their professional counterparts as everyone needs similar organizational tools, whether from home, putting time in on a family project, or in a professional office. The best office accessories are the ones you use most – a stapler, a wastebasket, a tray to hold paper clips, a cover for the tissue box, or a tape dispenser. Not all office accessories need to be workhorses. There’s room in the business or home office for fun office accessories, those small things that keep the mood lifted for maximum productivity. Examples include Atlas Granite Bookends, sold at Design Within Reach, and Girard Wooden Dolls, a whimsical collection of small sculptures sure to brighten office moods every day.

Choose the perfect office accessories for your office

Must-have office accessories are those that cannot be done without. Everyone needs a trash bin at some point, for instance, and probably a stapler. Almost everyone also needs a place to hold pens and pencils for jotting down those quick notes and a dispenser or holder for small sheets of note paper. The list of must-have office accessories varies with individual tastes and needs, though the basics are more or less universal. That’s why an office desk accessory set can contain an array of tools needed by most people. DWR offers an essential set of home office accessories that contains scissors, stapler, and tape dispenser. Another set goes further with a paper tray, pencil cup, and tissue box cover. Going beyond the desktop, shelving, for many, falls into the category of must-have office accessories – a place for reference books, cherished curio collections, or plants.

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