Whether youre working from home or from your cubicle in the office, a lot of times were expected to work continuously during official work hours. But as numerous studies have proven, we need to take a break every once in a while to just rest our eyes, mind, and body. Its easier to do it at home but when youre in the office, you need to find your space or uncomfortably like your head on your table.Designers: Subin Kim, Dami Seo, Da young Yoon, Sieun Cha, Gayeon KimDespite the negative connotation associated with the name, Lazy is a concept for a desk that will let you be lazy when you need to take a break. Its a work desk and chair that has some additional features that lets you rest without needing to move somewhere else. Ideally of course you should step away when you want a break, but for those times when you cant, then this is an alternative.The desk has a cushion on the upper left part which lets you take a nap or even just lay your head down and close your eyes. Laying your head on a wooden desk is not that comfortable but the cushion should be a better option. Under the table are strings that lets you swing your feet around if you need some movement. Theres also a gap in the desk where you can place your laptop when not in use or books, notebooks, documents that you dont need at the moment.The chair that is part of the Lazy furniture matches the table. My one complaint with this though is that it doesnt have a backrest so it might be uncomfortable if youre sitting at your desk for some time. But otherwise, Im looking forward to having a cushion ready at the desk for my daily nap.The post Desk lets you be lazy when you need a break first appeared on Yanko Design.

Neoclassical home interiors are a favorite among designers and homeowners for their timeless appeal. Packed with elegance and sophistication, this style is perfect for creating stunning formal dining roomsmsand thats exactly what were diving into today. In this lineup of 37 neoclassical dining spaces, youll find plenty of inspiration and tips to help you design your own. From structured dining room setups to relaxed open-plan layouts, theres something for every vibe. Youll discover loads of ideas for lighting, gorgeous dining tables, and chic chairs. Plus, weve included some creative twists like neoclassical-meets-boho styles, ultra-modern looks, bold colorful concepts, and so much more.Designer: VISION | Visualizer: THESA background of beige stucco gives a neoclassical dining room a rich visual warmth. A combination of wood tones add to the cosy effect.Visualizer: Irem ErekinciWhite marble with bold black veining strikes a strong aesthetic appeal.Visualizer: BA rounded shape theme turns a formal neoclassical dining room into a sculptural triumph.Designer: Lake & Walls | Visualizer: Grigoriy ObolenskiyColourful dining chairs, an eye-catching sideboard, and bright candle holders create a feast for the eyes. What a charming combination.Designer: Al Tarras | Visualizer: Injy AymanSmart wainscotting forms a structured backdrop for a wall of marble-backed shelvingin this sophisticated space. Sage green upholstered dining chairs introduce a subtle hint of colour.Visualizer: Irem ErekinciA coffered ceiling crowns a neoclassical dining room with a hint of industrial style here. Alcoves of exposed brickwork create a rough juxtaposition against chic moulding and elegant arched windows.Visualizer: Emil Dervish & Evgenii BulatnikovCool grey paintwork creates a mildly moody aesthetic. Apply minimalist decor and understated lighting choices to allow classical architectural details to stand proud.Visualizer: Spectrum VisA sputnik chandelier and Easy Chairs by Pierre Jeanneret create strong style statements inside this light dining room scheme. Greige paintwork defines the stunning ceiling and crown moulding from beige boiserie walls.Visualizer: Shexia Space DesignRounded corners apply a contemporary twist to the crown moulding in this dining space. Unique dining room pendant lights make an intriguing display above a unique dining set.Visualizer: Gabriel Fabra PrezSkip the crumb-catching dining room rug and opt for an easy-clean mosaic tile design instead. This is also effective as a stylish zoning technique in open plan spaces.Designer: | Visualizer: The warm flicker of a fireplace gives a dining room a magnetic appeal, where gatherings last long after the food is devoured.Visualizer: Artem BukinInstall multiple dining room pendant lights to fashion a more dramatic visual. You can also ensure that illumination is evenly distributed along the full length of your dining table.Visualizer: Yuan BenMaintain moulding details in the room even when installing floor-to-ceiling storage. This bank of cabinets around a dining room wet bar displays panel moulding as its main feature. A set of glass doors that lead to the kitchen are finished with a gracefully arched framework.Visualizer: Juraj TalcikAllow neoclassical decor features to fade into a delicate backdrop under plain white paintwork, whilst modern furniture is brought to the forefront in a bold black finish.Visualizer: Mai Trang NguyenEcho the outreach of a large ceiling rose with an equally sizable globe pendant light. Select a round pedestal dining table to keep the curves rolling.Visualizer: MIC StudioRain a splash of colour over a neutral dining room decor scheme with a coloured glass chandelier.Visualizer: Angelo Ochoa MejiaCreate a cohesive lighting scheme with complementary pendants, wall lights, or lamps. This linear chandelier is matched by two chic floor lamps.Visualizer: RindesIn this example, a black circle chandelier coordinates with a pair of neat black wall sconces.Visualizer: Tamara BatsmanovaFunnel attention up toward a spectacular ceiling rose with a show-stopping dining room chandelier.Designer: Julia Sukhanova | Visualizer: Maxim TsiabusIn a cozy dining nook tucked alongside the living area, elevate the charm of a small dining table by installing focused task lighting, like a stylish swing-arm wall lamp, to create a perfectly illuminated and functional space.Visualizer: Abdelrahman HegabThis fabulous crystal chandelier matches the width of a round dining table below it. Crystal wall lights expand the sparkle around the room.Visualizer: K&B partnersIn an open plan kitchen dining space, matching linear pendant lights create cohesive styling and ensure each area is well-lit and functional.Designer: Murphy Institute for Space ResearchBring in decor pieces of different styles and from different eras to curate an eclectic neoclassical mix. See more images in this home tour.Visualizer: Vittorio BonapaceCover neoclassical decor in a bold blanket of black to build dark drama. Add gold accents and atmospheric lighting as bright highlights. In this layout, dining benches are used beside the window to leave the influx of natural light unobscured.Visualizer: Robin WalkerAnother dark neoclassical concept, this time with classical art as the bright heart of the design.Visualizer: Lanteng Tiangong Zhu TingtingSeparate your dining area from the kitchen with obscure glass doors. Fluted glass panels make a fashion-forward statement.Visualizer: Mirror the layout of the room with shapely ceiling moulding.Visualizer: Yurii Chaikovskyi & Nina SemenkovaLimewashed panel moulding creates a peaceful, laconic look.Visualizer: Buro OneMake lighting the main event, and make it charming.Visualizer: Use an assortment of upholstered dining chairs to inject colour and pattern.Visualizer: Ductien NAllow arched windows to stand out by tucking distracting curtain rails behind crown moulding. See more images in this home tour.Visualizer: Kut Victor & Ivan Petechel Tuck your dining area up against the kitchen island to save space. A sleek marble space divider contains splashes from the island whilst providing luxe backing for a dining bench.Visualizer: Nikita BinkevichLet nature be the protagonist of the show. See more images of transitional neoclassical interiors here.Visualizer: Ivan HoncharenkoAdd visual weight to a delicate neoclassical backdrop with chunky furniture silhouettes. See more inspirational images here.Visualizer: Sarah HabibDive into a teal saturated scheme. A non-traditional, yet so charming color combinationVisualizer: Just FeelWhilst this is a combined kitchen diner space, the eating area exudes every drop of formality that you could hope to achieve from any dedicated dining room.Visualizer: Elshad KerimovIn this kitchen diner, a formal eating area tags onto the side of the kitchen island. Twin linear pendant lights mark each zone.

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MacworldAt a glanceExpert's RatingProsGood pricing, 30-day demo, educational and non-profit discountsExcellent performance and customization optionsNice array of backup and scheduling optionsConsLocating the program to grant full disk access was difficultLack of network and cloud-based options mLack of tutorial videosOur Verdict Get Backup Pro is excellent for the casual user. The software is priced well, with a decent 30-day demo. Theres an excellent selection of tools and customization options and a nice array of options.Price When ReviewedThis value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefinedBest Pricing TodayTheres no shortage of good backup software for the Mac, and while Apples Time Machine is free, arrives with every Mac, and draws its fair share of the limelight, there are some excellent alternatives for customizable backups. Among these is Get Backup Pro by BeLight Software, which has been in steady development for years but still garnered a fairly considerable fan base among its users. The software (version 3.7.3 at the time of this review) is available as a free 30-day demo and retails for $29.99 for a single license, $49.99 for a family license that covers up to five Macs (or $14.99 as an upgrade price from previous versions). Get Backup Pro 3 is also available at a 30% academic discount for educational and non-profit outfits. The software is also available through MacPaws SetApp subscription service, which retails between $9.99 and $14.99 a month depending on the subscription tier chosen.As per usual with utility software for the Mac, Get Backup Pro 3 is easy to download, install into the Applications folder, and run. However it got tricky when the program asked for full disk access to allow it to work with all the files on the hard drive. While a helpful tutorial window showed how to assign access from the Privacy & Security tab, the program didnt appear so we had to click the + icon and dig through your Applications folder to locate it and assign access. Once this obstacle was overcome, the program granted access to the home screen as well as the core modules (Backup, Archive, Clone, and Synchronize).FoundryThe modules themselves are easy to work with, and a good help menu allows you to easily look up specific elements and learn what they are and how they work. Testing went well, and Get Backup Pro 3 is brisk, capable, ran flawlessly under macOS Sequoia, and ran well in both the foreground and the background. A handy user interface keeps things simple, scheduling full backups, cloning, and incremental backups worked like a charm, and a slate of customization options allows for specific files and folders to be chosen and app data to be added to the backup/clone process. Its there, and while it can take some playing around with to get used to, the impressive level of customization makes it easy to set tasks up, while an excellent restoration system installed data where it needed to be without fail. FoundryFor users looking for privacy, the software can add 128-bit, 256-bit, Blowfish, Triple DES encryption, or password protection to the archive files you create, and a brisk reply from tech support indicated that there was someone at the other end ready to help. Quick access to the system logs shows exactly whats happening on the back end, and it was nice to be able to pull this up on the fly.Theres some room for improvement, but outside of the issue of having to manually locate the Get Backup 3 Pro installation application to assign it full access, its mostly nominal, if not cosmetic. The program offers a good progress bar to track how much of a task has been completed, but an elapsed time counter or an estimated time remaining counter (or at least the option to display these) would be a nice touch. While the manual is helpful, it seems as if BeLight is missing an opportunity in not linking to or creating their own helpful tutorial videos, and there isnt much in the way of user-made tutorial videos on YouTube that could help make learning the program even easier. Finally, Get Backup Pro is centered around local drives and external volumes with no true network or cloud tools to speak of, and this might be forthcoming in a future version, but might also confine the software to more casual users.Should you buy Get Backup Pro?Get Backup Pro may not have all the cloud and network tools that a network admin might crave, but its excellent for the casual user and the home market, and this is arguably what BeLight has shot for and won. The software is priced well, the option of a 30-day demo gives you time to play around with it, and the licensing is flexible enough that a single purchased license covers both my Mac Studio desktop and my MacBook Pro laptop. Yes, theres a bit of trial and error in getting to use it, and some tutorial videos would go a long way, but theres still an excellent selection of tools and customization options to be had. This was fun to play with, and it presents a nice array of options beyond what Apples free Time Machine utility offers. It may not be for everyone, but theres something excellent here and its worth a gander.