That search led them to this new space that was designed by San Antonio based firm Wiese Hefty. The building that houses Sweet Leaf was built in 1912 and underwent a retrofitting project prior to their occupation of the space. Many of the excess elements were removed, leaving an industrial space that is anything but cold and modern. The new Sweet Leaf offices are warm, inviting, and nicely thought out. The common areas include a gorgeous kitchen, ping pong table, and of course a good-sized conference room.

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Sweet Leaf Tea is a company based out of Austin, Texas that simply rocks. Their teas are fantastic, my favorite being the Half & Half Lemonade Tea. They began by brewing tea in pillowcases and filling the bottles by hand and have become a big player in the tea market. If you have a second you should go to their website and read more about the history of the company, it is very interesting.

Regardless of their delicious teas, they have a pretty neat office space. While we don’t have a good view of what an employee workstation looks like, we get a good feeling for the ambiance of the place. The branding and color scheme really gives the place a fun vibe and look. Surely when it is filled with tea-infused happy employees, it must be a great atmosphere. Also, I think that dog also knows the recipes to all of the Bush’s Baked Beans products.

Thanks to Macy for sending us these pictures and some tea to try!

IMAGE CREDIT: Images sent over by Sweet Leaf’s very patient Macy Shaver!

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