TLDR:
- NFX’s office in San Francisco designed by Studio Plow is a vibrant space for connection and creativity.
- The office is inspired by Disco from the ’70s, featuring a mix of contemporary and vintage furnishings.
The office of venture capital firm NFX in San Francisco, designed by Studio Plow, is a unique space that breaks away from traditional workplace norms. Located in Hayes Valley, the 6,800 sq ft two-storey warehouse office is bathed in natural light from skylights and windows lining the space. The design of the office draws inspiration from the Disco era, with a mix of contemporary and vintage furnishings creating a whimsical and innovative atmosphere.
The ground floor features a spacious lounge area with a mix of new and vintage furnishings, and mustard yellow phone booths for work calls. The office also includes a Listening Lounge with bistro-type seating and vinyl records, flowing into a small speakeasy bar for employees to unwind. The second floor houses meeting rooms in vibrant colors like brick red and sunshine yellow, creating a counterculture vibe.
Additional unique spaces in the office include a communal kitchen with giant disco balls, a meditation enclave on a hidden mezzanine level, and black-and-white bathroom walls creating optical illusions for web3/crypto clientele. The overall design of the office balances functionality with non-traditional elements, resulting in a playful and whimsical workspace that sparks innovation and creativity.
