Office Spaces of the Famous and Creative
Office. The word means a variety of things to different people. Some people clock in, get the work done and hit the road. Others are a little different. Their offices become extensions of home. They breed creativity. They become ground zero for the pursuit of dreams and passions. Today, we’ll take a glimpse into the latter category.
From the tastefully utilitarian, to the whimsically cluttered, here are 10 spaces attached to some very famous names.
A glimpse into the inner sanctum of the man who challenged the world to “Think Different.” Here’s Steve Jobs in his home office, December 2004. (TIME magazine photo)
Minnesota’s premier musical son, Bob Dylan, candidly caught in his New York home studio during the 1980s. (Courtesy of All Art News)
Considering the volume of creative works developed by Pixar Studios, it’s no huge surprise that their “office” looks like this. (Photo found on Inspirationfeed)
From the man who created bizarre and wonderful books like Matilda and James and the Giant Peach – Roald Dahl – it would make sense on some level that his office, referred to as a “writing shed” would be as equally bizarre and wonderful. (Thanks to: Fuel Your Writing)
The one and only Google (pictured: the London office.) If you’re lucky enough to land a gig at one of the most exclusive international companies, you might find yourself surfing the net in these surroundings. (Naturally, discovered during a Google search.)
Legendary novelist and humorist Samuel Clemens, known commonly by his pen name Mark Twain, caught during an undated quiet moment in his Connecticut office. (From the Connecticut Post)
A post-White House Bill Clinton, with current commander-in-chief Barack Obama in his Harlem office. (Gleaned from K. Melanie Unfurled)
Time Magazine dubbed him the “Person of the Century” over a decade ago, so it’s only fitting that the office of Dr. Albert Einstein make this list. This particular photo was snapped April 15, 1955 – the day of Einstein’s death. (Thanks to Flavorwire)
Comedienne, actress, author, producer, mother…Tina Fey wears many hats. Only makes sense her home office in New York City would reflect that. (Photo from Lifehacker)
AND THIS…is Inventionland. Not much else to say about that. (Found on Turnstone)
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