Many papers.

I work in a separate room in a former courtyard workshop but neither acoustically nor visually walled off the open-plan office where my colleagues work.

Tidy.

Chaotic.

A Mac Book Pro and internet access.

Fluctuates between super clean and super dirty – depends on the amount of work and if there’s gonna be some client appointment at our office.

Cleaned up, but still comfortable to stay there a whole day.

I work in a beautiful office with other people who are either graphic designers as well or work as programmers. I have all kinds of things lying around, colours, bills, coffee, etc.

Like my chaos in my head most of the time. In general reduced with some design specials. I’m addicted to design furniture.

Depends :)

Super-tidy, extreme chaos, super-tidy, etc.

4 x 5.5m studio, Large windows, Lots of books, Desks and chairs, varying mess of printed matter.

Workshop, DIY enthusiast, library, store room.

Lots of light.

Messy.

Two levels at the Alpenmilchzentrale - an old dairy from the 1960s in the heart of Vienna.

I tidy up my desk every evening, in order to be able to start fresh in the morning. It has got something of a white sheet that gets filled step by step.

We work in a shared office space with five people at all.

Comfortable and simple.

Table, chair, shelve and a view onto the vegetable garden (at least in one of the places I work from).

Small and full of books.

As I like it.

Just the essential tools like pens, markers, paper, notebooks and computer.

It’s a big room in my house in the suburbs of Sao Paulo. I have some books, my computer, different types of papers and tools to make craft things, a space to make silkscreen and a letterpress printer.

Tidy but not too clean.

Sometimes a bit chaotic.

Clear.

Small and nice.

Like an architect’s office.

Mostly tidy and empty.

Big desk, iMac, Mac Book Pro.

Pretty normal. Desk, computer, telephone, etc.

A mix of messy and tidy.

Small and messy.

Crowded.

1 room, 2 tables: one for digital work, one for analog work (or sometimes for interns), lots of books. 1 b/w-printer and 1 scanner, windows – that’s pretty much it.

Surrounded by books.

I change my place everyday. I don’t have my own desk or room – the 50 employees receive preferential treatment.

I like to think about a mobile workplace, any place would be ideal for work.

Organised.

Surrounded by books.

We have got a beautiful office, quite location, next to the park, bright and big.

I guess like almost every designers’ workspace: desk, lamp, mac.

Our studio contains: One big desk with myself and my designers on it. A wall with post-it notes, sketches and prototypes. Archive of projects. Shelves of paper samples and book-dummies. Cutting/crafting area. Kitchen and lunch area.

Pleasant, in the attic at home.

A blank table which is too often chaotic and crowded.

Strangely staged tidiness.

Plain, simple, white.

Not as tidy as it should.

Still in the process.

Kitchen area at far end, then books and storage, then a table to meet and eat at, and more books, and storage, the door to leave, a desk for our programmer, and more desks for us.

Pretty messy in the month of december. :)

It’s messy and tidy at the same time.

It’s on 23rd Street in Manhattan, on the 4th floor without an elevator. We have a sign at the reception that says “Sagmeister Inc., 3rd world offices, 1st world prices.”

A small shared space with writers and designers in walking distance of my home.

Pretty cozy boutique in the center of Prague. I love it.

Sometimes messy, sometimes clean, and sometimes in between.

Out of order, mum’s nightmare.