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If bold colors, a big desk, and plenty of well lit storage sounds like your kind of office, you'll definitely want to check out today's featured workspace.

While we love a tech-filled geek cave, an elegant workspace with a great view makes working a pleasure. Today's featured workspace has a beautiful desk, a pleasing environment, and a view of Boston.

Today's featured workspace is one of the more interesting conversions we've featured. It looks like a swanky office in a conservatory now, but it started life as a fairly drab balcony.

What do you get when you have space for a custom office setup, a good amount of cash, and the vision to make it all happen? Dozens of monitors and the need for your own personal power plant.

Windows only: If you've got an application with a really ugly icon, or you just want to get some hard-core nerdy action with your desktop customization, Resource Hacker is the tool for the job.Over at the Tweaking with Vishal web site, he's put together a brief guide to using Resource Hacker to customize and replace graphical elements like icons, bitmaps, cursors, or even rename menu items for almost any Windows application.

Today's featured workspace is about as tiny as a workspace can get, short of calling a lapdesk and netbook a workspace.

The 2010 Winter Olympics are in full swing, and we've rounded up some official Olympic and Olympic-inspired wallpapers to help you fully indulge your Olympic obsession.Note: The "Full Size" link directly under the picture only shows you the sample image we uploaded for this gallery. You need to click on the name of the particular wallpaper in the right hand column to access the full range of sizes at the source site.

Not everyone has an entire room to dedicate to their workspace, but today's featured workspace's well lit, well organized, and compact desk shows how to make due when you're short on space.

What can you do if you fall in love with a $600 desk but it's not in your budget? Build your own, of course. Today's featured workspace is a minimalist workspace with hidden cord management.Lifehacker reader Joseperezfm got a chance to put his workshop to work in the quest for a perfect desk. He writes: