Rachel Zoe HQ

Have you been watching the latest series of Rachel Zoe?
Rachel divides her professional time being a super stylist and
designing her own line which is beautiful! 

And I admire that she is SO passionate about what she does and has achieved huge success with it.

Remember when she first started the series and she was working out of her 

fabulous yet small home studio. Well in this series they have stepped it up a notch or 

few to 15,000 square feet to the new Rachel Zoe HQ which houses 32 employees 

and 5 different divisions. 

A modern take on the office cubicle

See books on a desk are a must have!

It looks way more stylish on TV but I'd happily come here everyday for work!

images via bravo

Net-A-Porter Headquarters

Workplaces can quite often be boring, bland, basic cubicle sectioned spaces! However some people are fortunate to work in extremely well designed workspaces in both function and style. 

This leads me to the Studiofibre designed headquarters of Net-A-Porter in London. 

The design speaks to me because well, it's white, lots of white. 

There's a combination  of modern lines and a few glamorous details. 

I love the casual meeting spaces around the space, so conducive to brainstorming and collaborating, something I love, 

This video gives you a better look :

And some images to take away from it :

 

I love the library in the last picture - note to self, include in my one day office!

images via studiofibre

Mulberry Headquarters

I could quite easily get up everyday knowing that this is where I would be going to work! 

The new space for Mulberry's Headquarters is in London's Kensington area and designed by Universal Design Studio, who's work I admire greatly.

Facebook HQ

It's the social networking phenomenon that is taking over the world - FACEBOOK! Most of us check it everyday, but did you ever wonder what their headquarters looked like? Well not surprisingly I did!

Just what every workplace needs - decks in the corner and skate ramp outside!

What do you think?

images contemporist