Every time I watch Suits, I can’t help but wish for an office like Harvey Specter’s; one that contains all those old records, a bottle of my favourite drink and a spectacular view. The truth is though, that there are cooler offices than those at Pearson Specter in the world.
1. Google Zurich
For instance Google’s Zurich Offices include egg shaped meeting rooms that are perfect for eggheads to relax and scramble ideas (egg puns intended).
2. Movember Headquarters
Movember is a festival in the month of November where men grow moustaches. Now it’s not something that deserves its own headquarters but they’ve made one in Culver City, California. Why Not? After all Santa Claus has his workshop.
3. Google has a water lounge for relaxation
Google is probably the most innovative company in the world today, so they make sure that the “creative energy” flows everywhere. Their relaxation water lounge is as “serene” as you can get with aquariums and low lights and a “groovy” atmosphere.
4. Facebook’s Facebook Wall
This is Facebook’s Facebook Wall. ’nuff said.
5. Bloomberg’s Purple Loop
Bloomberg’s office feature a purple loop.
6. Netflix
Netflix has pictures of movie stars on bathroom doors. Somehow this doesn’t seem like the best decision. Imagine Cary Grant saying “May I flush that for you?” It just sounds wrong.
7. HUMAN Healthy Vending
The HUMAN healthy vending lounge has a gaming room cum bar feel to it. It’s more like a place to chill rather than work.
8. Beats Electronics
Beats’ Electronics’ walls can all be used as whiteboards.
9. Kickstarter
Kickstarter has a rooftop garden for its employees to take walks and take a breath of fresh air, because once your website manages to raise over $40,000 for a potato salad, you need to clear your head a little.
10. Dyson
The walls of Dyson’s offices are decorated with vacuums and a mini cooper stands in the lounge.
11. ‘Lake’ Nike
This is Lake Nike, an artificial Lake in the Nike campus. That’s commitment to aesthetics and employee satisfaction.
12. Twitter
Twitter offices look like giant bird houses.
13. OpenTable
OpenTable keeps it informal, very informal.
14. Microsoft
With a CEO like Steve Ballmer, you wouldn’t expect this from Microsoft.
15. Box
Box features large hammocks for some serious relaxation and brainstorming.
16. FourSquare
FourSquare has some old school phone booths to remind people that you can just call your friends instead of stalking them.
17. Food52
Food52’s offices feature tables built by employees from Ikea and Queens Lumber yards.
18. Fueled
Fueled has some Narnia fever. It has an entrance disguised as an old wooden wardrobe.
19. MeetUp
MeetUp has a “fun room” that looks like a room for kindergarteners.
20. LinkedIn
LinkedIn is the serious social network, so their employees occasionally take time off with some serious gaming in the gaming lounge.
21. Epic
Epic’s office is epic.
22. Rap Genius
Rap Genius’ office has an amazing view of New York City.
23. Infosys
Infosys has a view that reminds me of Lake Ontario.
24. Campari America
Campari America has a ‘Bar Lab’ for flavour experiments. It’s basically a bar.
25. Stack Exchange
Stack Exchange has a Super Mario themed bathroom.
26. Appnexus
Appnexus has a poetry nook.
27. Rovio
Rovio’s office, where they think of more spin-offs of Angry Birds.
28. Code and Theory
Code and theory features Andy Warhol on its walls.
29. Salesforce
Salesforce has a colourful office.
30. Shutterstock
Shutterstock’s game room features a Lady Gaga type Alice in Wonderland.
31. Barkbox
Barkbox offices look like hipster themed dog shelters.
32. Tumblr
Tumblr has its own mascot called Tommy the Pomeranian
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