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July 03, 2007

This Ain't No Disco

As a designer, my work environment plays a great part in what I create. Having surroundings that nurture creativity and fun not only make you enjoy being at work but they for a smoother creative process and improved output.

The kids over at This Ain't No Disco (it's where we work) showcase agencies around the globe that encourage this sort of environment and for some wierd (and kinda perverted) reason I can't get enough of this. I think it's part curiosity and part designer voyeurism. 

Here's what they say about why I ( and now you) can't resist taking a peek:
It’s a well known fact that some agencies spend huge chunks of their hard earned money turning lifeless commercial spaces into bastions of creativity. These interiors provide insight as to the breadth and depth of their thinking and creative execution. They create spaces to envy. Places to shout about - loud

Now if only I could make my 9to5 spot follow in these agencies footsteps...
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Another great site to view inspirational studio set-ups is OnMyDesk.

--sdotg--

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