Office Spaces – #1

It’s hot summer out there and so most of us like me are still locked with work at our desk probably while day-dreaming on beaches, pools and a soft breeze tackling our nose… So I thought perfect time to start a new series which shows office spaces that really make a difference.

As a starter I would like to present a sneak peak into the office space of 1stdibs, an e-tailer for antiques, vintage and mid-century modern furniture and design objects. 1stdibs means being the first person to claim ownership of a person or thing. But be careful with your announcements, on their platform you’ll find stunning items, but more the expensive one’s. So I was told especially interior designers are shopping there for their wealthy clients. As for me the site works as a wonderful destination for window-shopping and as an encylopedia for modern vintage furniture. But hey, I wanted to talk about their workspace, which I discovered through businessinsider. And here you go.

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So what first catches your eye besides the big column is of course the curtains and the table lamps which are displayed throughout the space. And then I spotted that these desks are from IKEA (why? we have the same…uhhh) and of course there is a little apple here and there…

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Internet-Companies seem to have always a playground, but here of course with a more elaborated touch and taste, let’s say the more sophisticated version – chess. But please take a second look:

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Isn’t that cool – May the force be with you? … ok, let’s go on…

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Art throughout the office – the latter by Sally Bruno, sister of founder Michael Bruno.

So isn’t that a cool mix? An open space office blended with art, decorative table lamps and curtains to create kind of a home office feeling. Would you like to work here? And how would your dream office space look like?

See the whole office tour at Businessinsider. © Robert Libetti/ Business Insider

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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