The more I see of collaborative or shared office spaces the more I feel they are an extremely inspiring and efficient way of working for independent business people! Designer and illustrator Mairead Murphy of
Maike Design Studio converted this disused warehouse space in Northcote, Melbourne into a beautiful, vibrant and inspiring work space for independent designers and artists. It's been designed to maintain the natural light and feeling of large open space but zoned to allow both individual and collaborative work. Minamilist materials have been used to allow the original industrial features to shine through. I could work there, could you?!
Mairead has been so wonderful and sent me an extensive list of where the items are from for example, the dining chairs are
Thonet 214 (15% discount with code MYSCAN), the sofa is
Angelucci, the armchair was found in a skip and upholstered in
Kvadrat tonica fabric, the white rug is
Jimmy Possum, the pendant lights over the dining table are
Lightyears by Caravaggio and the bench and swing are by
Pop & Scott. The list is extensive so if you're wondering about anything else just give me a shout below!
Check out another fab collaborative work space
here.
PS I'm off to a great friend's wedding tomorrow - so exciting! I hope you all have a lovely weekend. See you Monday!
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He can come by and do a makeover for MY office! Yes, I'm working in a normal editorial office and doesn't look a bit like that ;)
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This is an amazing office, who doesn't want to work in a place like this?!, incredible!
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My husband and I both work at home. We are currently setting up our work spaces in our new loft. His is huge but also has to work as a guest room. I just wrote a post yesterday about how we are planning to do that.
ReplyDeleteI must stop by and take a look, am intrigued!
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It's amazing ! I would love to work there!!
ReplyDelete...incredible office, stunning place, I love dining table and chairs and lapms over the table, .....of course, the images are beautiful :)
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An incredible work space. I particularly like the swing! I can imagine using it to distress after dealing with a difficult client. Perhaps that's what we all need!?
ReplyDeleteOh my word-I would SO love a space like this! Just wonderful to have the brickwork and industrial windows! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful space to work in everyday. I will be visiting Melbourne next year during my visit to Australia. I have heard the whole city is very hip. Very much looking forward to that.
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Wonderful details...lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love the scale of that lamp in the living room. And the pendants in the dining room! Have fun at the wedding this weekend, Niki! xo
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ReplyDeleteThe Coffee table is the 'iko' from Jardan :)
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The Coffee table is the 'iko' from Jardan :)
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Thanks for sharing. It's looking wonderful. Nice Designs.
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Keep up the good work you're doing here.
I really like your design work and the desk and storage cabinets are very efficient. ?under desk storage cabinet name?
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