Regular readers of Shedworking will be familiar with the marvellous materialicious which features many shedworking atmospheres. Now they've expanded their empire and launched workalicious which focuses on "the modern workplace, its furniture, implements, and a bit of its culture". As you'd expect from Justin and Gregory it's a daily must read already: recent posts have looked at coworking spaces in Brooklyn and Norway, marvellous work surface extensions, vertical desks (pictured above is the intriguing Vitro Monowall system), a brief history of the cubicle and heaps more (I'm hoping garden offices will become a regular feature too chaps). I can't recommend it enough to anybody working from home. Well worth a browse.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Workalicious
Regular readers of Shedworking will be familiar with the marvellous materialicious which features many shedworking atmospheres. Now they've expanded their empire and launched workalicious which focuses on "the modern workplace, its furniture, implements, and a bit of its culture". As you'd expect from Justin and Gregory it's a daily must read already: recent posts have looked at coworking spaces in Brooklyn and Norway, marvellous work surface extensions, vertical desks (pictured above is the intriguing Vitro Monowall system), a brief history of the cubicle and heaps more (I'm hoping garden offices will become a regular feature too chaps). I can't recommend it enough to anybody working from home. Well worth a browse.
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