What environment do you like to design in?
by Theresa Christine Johnson on 03/01/2017 | 1 Minute Read
Every designer needs a work environment that allows him or her to feel wildly creative yet incredibly focused—but this means something different for everyone. Whether that means music blaring in the background, a standing desk, communal spaces, amazing city views, or your favorite art plastered on the walls, it’s important to know the things that create your best workspace.
We’ve been lucky enough to peep some mighty impressive spaces. Karim Rashid’s studio is filled with bright, colorful patterns that pop against white walls and furniture, while SAVVY Studio keeps things clean and crisp. Employees at Viceroy Creative work in a space that also has a relaxing library and upscale bar to see products in real-world settings. The 3M Design Center has a seemingly endless amount of unique and adaptive spaces. Flood Creative’s even got a ping pong table that encourages a bit of playtime in between the hustle.