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" Brad Goreski sitting at the desk he made over for a House Beautiful editor. Photo by Kelly Stuart 1. Personal Touches When styling my celebrity clients, I&amp;#039;m all about bold and bright accessories, and the same is true for my desk. Items like a bright green mail tray or a neon pink pencil holder help my desk reflect my personal style. I also like to pepper in photos of my friends and family, along with inspirational travel and fashion photos to help keep my creative juices flowing. 2. Pops of Color Updating a drab desk is as simple as adding a few bright pops of color. The new Post-it Brand Colors of the World collection features colors inspired by the world around us, including some of my favorite vacation destinations, like Mykonos. I add them to my desktop and notebooks, and I&amp;#039;m instantly transported to the island&amp;#039;s authentic charm and ocean hues. The collections are such an easy way to transform your desk, by bringing inspirational colors and trends to your desk setting. 3. Surround Yourself with Inspiration Mood boards are a huge part of working in fashion, but I also believe that they are a great tool for fostering creativity no matter what industry you work in. I&amp;#039;m a big Pinterest user (@mrbradgoreski), and I also like to bring my inspiration boards to life by surrounding myself with beautiful images at my desk. I think every desk set-up should incorporate at least a small grouping of inspiration photos of your favorite people, places, and things that will brighten your mood and help you think more imaginatively. 4. Make Your Desk Feel Like Home Many of us spend a large portion of our day sitting at our desks \u2014 myself included. So I think it&amp;#039;s extra important to make your desk a place where you actually want to be. I like to think of my desk as a little extension of my home, which features a mix of modern and vintage pieces. 5. Functional and Fun Standard storage and file cabinets tend to be lifeless and boring. I like to keep my files in brightly-colored bins or patterned mini cabinets, and then stack smaller storage accessories, such as colored magazine racks, file holders, and mail sorters, on top of them to create a functional and funky central space for storing all of my important documents. I find that when I pick organizational desk accessories that I actually enjoy looking at, I feel more compelled to keep my desk neat and tidy. See more: Inside 10 Tastemakers&amp;#039; Fabulous Closets 7 Ways to Overhaul Your Curb Appeal An Ultra-Feminine Palm Beach Apartment 80 Ways to Decorate Your Living Room "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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