1. Airbnb's office that could be more accurately described as a theme park.
2. Each room in Dropbox's headquarters is designed to accommodate a different mood and level of focus.
3. The Paris WeWork is like all other WeWorks except that it's fucking gorgeous.
4. The Edmunds headquarters is a dream for anyone who was obsessed with cars as a kid.
5. This Bahnhof data center that is literally in a cave.
6. The "Knitting Staircase" at the center of Pinterest's HQ lets in natural light and creates a connection between all four floors.
7. The origami-inspired shapes at Bond Collective divide up the space to make it more efficient.
8. The design of Twitter's "urban campus" has plenty of natural elements such as reclaimed wood and wave patterns.
9. The iHeartRadio HQ is perfectly fitting for the celebs who stroll through their front doors.
10. The New York Fosbury & Sons workspace is just so cool. It isn't surprising that it was inspired by NYC's High Line park.
This self-proclaimed "office with a soul" works to provide an experience akin to a hotel with swanky art installation, customized furniture, and warm colors.
11. Etsy's sustainable office has plenty of sunshine and is, of course, covered in crafts.
12. Ministry of New is as glamorous as it is homey and mixes history with contemporary design.
13. Squarespace's offices are as chic and streamlined as their website templates.
