It's one thing to attach cables to your desk for easy access and mild organization, but it's another to make sure they're the right length and stay where they're supposed to go. Cordlets solve both of these problems by providing an easy grip for your cables and a small neck that you can use to wrap them, keeping them as short or as long as you want.
If you're familiar with the many little cable hacks available out there, Cordlets are like a Cable Drop and an Apple Core rolled into one. They serve both purposes admirably and cost about $2.50 each. It's a really great idea, but some online reviews suggest the adhesive that comes with each Cordlet doesn't work very well. If you decide to give this product a try, you might want to have some tougher, stickier stuff on hand as well.
Cordlets ($10 for 4) | Quirky
Today's featured workspace places the desk with multiple monitors front and center in the home office. From this central location, everything is within view and reach of IBM engineer and entrepreneur Daniel Heth Moran. 
The space has a lot of interesting features, including a security surveillance monitor on one wall, an indie overhead LED lighting rig, separate Mac station on the left, and a two-fan system to keep all the servers and systems cool.
Today's featured workspace features a long multi-level desk put together by IT professional Chad Cram. With tons of storage and desk surface space, it's very functional workspace for two. 
We've shared a ton of ways to manage the cables under your desk, but Instructables user 
