The popular social networking site Facebook recently employed the services of San Francisco design firm Studio O+A to design their new corporate headquarters in Palo Alto’s Stanford Research Park, and the results are not surprisingly quite impressive.
Created by Eric Ku, a recent graduate of the School of Visual Arts in New York, the PIN.S push pin project visually illustrates the concept of “a pin create[d] by pins”. The project was made using 2200 one-inch bottom pins, each of which is was individually numbered and arranged in numerical order, and would for obvious reasons make for a pretty awesome piece of office art.
For those people that can’t live without their memo pads, these Kudamemo fruit-shaped sticky notes made by D-BROS should offer a delightful twist on the traditional sticky note. You can purchase them individually, or in “crates” of six. More pics after the jump.
As it turns out the simple shape of a common paperclip can make for a very cool looking office lamp. Created by David Wykes and Benoit Collette, this Paperclip Lamp can be bent and shaped much like an ordinary paperclip, allowing you to position the direction of the light any way you like.
The office of the Syzygy advertising agency in Hamburg offers a sleek work environment built to foster close employee cooperation by reinforcing a feeling of everyone being in the same boat. The office was created by Christoph Roselius and Julian Hillenkamp of Hamburg’s eins:eins architecten, and features smoothly curved white bullpens that are fully configurable.