I like Manjaro and OpenSUSE.
I really liked LXLE. It's light weight disctibution built on Lubuntu that looks absolutely awesome.
Work space: Linux Mint 17 Cinnamon, it just keeps on working no mater what ...
Servers: Gentoo, minimal hardened install base no mater what!
Home : Arch, damn those graphic drivers and updates <.<
If I did not need stable gcc and opengl for work I would probably be using arch with a custom repo, I just can't spend time fixing/testing things when updates break them. (and don't tell me it does not happen that often, because that just means you have no clue or you are using a very basic install)
Linux Mint for easy setup! new user friendly!
I use Debian on my servers, Arch on the laptop (too slow to compile) and Gentoo on my desktop.
opensuse and manjaro. manjaro currently is playing nicer with my laptop out of the box so that is what I am using.
I enjoy crunchbang with its lightweight interface in both style and resource use. It's been a couple of years since I could run Linux exclusively, so that's just the latest I've used.
See, this is why I lurk linux posts. Here's to finding new things