They have tons of different ideas including pictures, perfect for nurseries, toddlers, children and even teens.

You can search by gender, age, color, or even budget. They also have some “How Tos”.

There’s even section for playrooms and classrooms.

And if you have a garage that you don’t need to use as a garage, then maybe you can pull a few tricks from Lifehacker reader leftlanedesigns, who turned part of his garage to a home office because he needed his old office space for new arrivals.

Here are a couple more pics:

We have featured colorful workspaces before like the green dual workspace and the executive balcony office.

But sometimes the simple things are nice and elegant, you don’t always need to have tons of things going on to have an efficient home office, specially if you are limited in space.

Lifehacker reader David Sanders, shows off his dark, yet lovely home office, featuring a black corner desk, dark flooring and wall. The most interesting aspect of his home office has to be his wall organizer, it doesn’t get much more organized than this.

Check out the original post at Lifehacker for more.

This is the case with this blog we discovered today called “The Office Stylist”. We owe this one to Lifehacker, that made us notice it through this post about a workspace.

Here’s how they describe themselves from their about page:

The Office Stylist is a multi-platform media brand based on the idea that we should live well at work. In addition to offering readers daily tips on office style, two-time entrepreneur and TV personality Sayeh Pezeshki provides office styling services, consulting and personal shopping for private and corporate clients. From the best tasty snacks to keep at your desk to chic office supplies to ways to transform your personal workspace, Sayeh shares what you need to know to live well at work — wherever work is.

Pezeshki is also the founder of Sortingwithstyle.com, the premier online retail destination for office style featuring hand selected chic office supplies and desktop accessories to transform your working world.

For more information about The Office Stylist, office styling, consulting and personal shopping services, contact us at (hi@theofficestylist.com).

One of the most important things for a web worker, or anyone that works from home, is the area in which you work.

We have featured several other workspaces, but today we are featuring a dual workspace. This office belongs to LifeHacker reader MBLight.

This can be useful if you are multiple people working together or even if you have clients visiting and need to give them computer access.

This set up doesn’t use a lot of space, and is a very clean look with hidden wires and cables.

Here are a couple more pictures:

Check out more pictures over at LifeHacker.

One of our favorite types of posts over at LifeHacker.com are the home office ones as you could maybe tell by our previous posts about the standing workspace and the balcony workspace.

This time it’s a closet makeover, from a closet office we have seen far too many of, to a nice clean look, that would work perfect for anyone with limited space or that has an unused closet.

Another huge advantage is that by simply closing the door you hide and protect your office, from kids, pets or anyone looking to snoop around.

Check out the original post or the Flickr pictures.

Whether you are looking for a compact desk due to space limitations or want to be part of the new school of thought people who think standing while working is a better alternative this could be a great idea for you.

We could even see this work as a secondary desk, or a workstation in a garage or in a shop type setting. An all in one touch screen PC on the wall instead of the computer system on the floor, would clean it up a touch and add even more practicality.

This desk was created by LifeHacker reader RawPhil.

You can see the original post here or the Flickr gallery here.

Here are some more pictures:

What do you get when you take forty 24 inch monitors and hook them up to 6 computers?

Well Gizmodo has posted this article, which states that according to LifeHacker reader, Steve Price, a place to do “intraday trading and development”, but I can think of a million other things that I would want to do with this set up.  Forty may be a little bit much, but does look like quite the setup.

Each computers handles a different quantity of screens and they are nicely hidden in a small room with it’s own air conditioning unit.

I honestly could say that I would love to try this out, it would be an interesting home office, and If I had it, I would definitely refer to it as “Command Central”.

Check out the rest of the pictures on Flickr.

Found this lovely balcony office featured over at LifeHacker, one of their readers, ICULOOKN, turned his balcony into this workspace when his old work area was taken over and turned into a nursery.

The plant theme is a very interesting choice, and may not be for everyone, but with or without the plants, this is a very nice and modern looking office.

Click here to view the LifeHacker post.

Here is the before picture:

And the after picture:

A pretty sleek and innovative table that was designed and manufactured by Hettich, an Australian company. Although it is marketed as a kitchen table, I can see several other instances that this particular item can be used.

I can really see this as a workbench that would permit you to hide all your stuff, in a very modern piece of furniture, when it’s not in use. Since the table is modular you can mix and match the quantity of tables and drawers that you would need for your perfect setup.

Here are a few more pictures for your enjoyment: