Their office is located in an old brewhouse that was converted into the perfect space for inspiration. Employees have well-equipped workstations, with a lot of screen real estate and desk space. And of course to round out the equipment necessary for high performance, the space has a JURA Impressa Espresso machine.

Tons of natural light floods the open work area throughout the day. That matched with the light color scheme, wooden floors, brick walls, and metal accents give the office a clean modern look. The conference space on the upper level looks great too.

Company is located in Bayreuth, Germany.

KINZO developed an office space and furniture program for adidas that combines highest functional needs with the spectacular laces-architecture by kadawittfeld. The furniture design absorbs the communicative architectural language and completes the office complex making it a dazzling experience with the visual quality and continuity of a film set – as if the furniture were part of the architecture or the architecture were part of the furniture.

The space itself has a wonderful style that would rival the look of any office we’ve ever seen. They’ve got great furniture, lighting, and can use their office as an advertisement for their work. One of my favorite looks in the space is the angled placement of the desks in the main workspace.

Also, you have to love the golden gun lamps.

The kitchen area is very nice, the kitchen table is one of my favorite features. The wood floor which runs throughout is also visually pleasing. Employees seem to be grouped by department and have a good amount of desk space to work with.

The company, which employs around 30 people has a wonderful office space with a fantastic view from their windows, and of course a great patio area that not many startups can boast. One of the greatest things of this space is that, it doesn’t look like a startup. Sure, the folding tables give that impression, but the actual office itself has excellent features that a company could easily grow up in.

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The space was designed by Dan Pearlman Architects and has quite a wonderful open feel to it. The colors are bright, they pot, but are also flat and easy on the eyes. The space boasts game areas, large general seating areas under leaf-like woodwork, tons of natural light, and a great looking reception area with a killer logo.

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