Each month we’ll be sharing a new workplace design that we love. Use it as an inspiration for your own office as you gather ideas from cool office spaces around the world.
November’s design of the month – Blue Bloodhound in Hickory, North Carolina
The quick facts:
- Developed by Carrie Frye Interior Design
- Built in 2015
- 10,000 sqft
- Technology Transportation Industry
Blue Bloodhound’s space was built in a historic textile mill, and it is pretty sweet. The unexposed brick is what caught our eye, but there’s so much more to this space!
Their culture is evident the second you walk in, as the front end of an 18-wheeler (with working headlights!) is the center of the reception area. They bring a lot of fun energy to their space through London-themed telephone booth doors, exposed wood, and a random gas station. They really had fun with the transportation industry in this space. The space is very open allowing you to view the entire office from wherever you stand — even the meeting rooms have glass doors and walls. And sign us up for the next foosball tournament!
Blue Bloodhound’s company mission is to change how transportation works, and their space fully supports this mission. With decorations that relate to who they are and what they believe in, this space is one of our favorites.
Features that stand out:
- Reception area
- Exposed wood and wood floors throughout
- Suspended cylinder ceiling
- Simplicity of the extra decorations
- Use of color throughout the space
Image courtesy of Office Snapshots
View more photos of Blue Bloodhound’s office from Office Snapshots here.
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