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Out Now: Our May/June 2023 Issue on Workplace Futures

Azure Magazine

“No one comes back to the office just for a desk.” is hovering on the cusp of coming for our jobs, there’s a comfort in seeing how wonderfully messy humans can be. Health & Wellness This issue’s Spotlight is all about healing – with features on both completed projects and products as well as inspiring concepts.

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Where I Work: Ryan Saghian

Design Milk

The office is just the right amount of messy and the right amount of organized. I wanted the conference room to feel unconventional with a white oak desk and Eames executive chairs anchored in custom brown oak and faux fur chair ends. Do you have an inspiration board? My phone has become my inspiration board.

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Design inspiration: the best projects from December

Design Week

“The project has a playful approach that leaves room for messiness and mistakes,” the studio tells Design Week, which also incorporated a “nostalgic feeling” into the identity. The app introduces six Hong Kong-inspired characters for people to interact with as they explore the city.

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Where I Work: Enis Karavil of Sanayi313 Architects

Design Milk

The studio, although it looks a little messy, is in fact carefully arranged in its own unique way. Everyone in the studio works around a long open desk made of concrete. I separated myself from the long open desk during this time by creating a fully enclosed glass cube in the studio to allow social distancing and self-contained work.

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Where I Work: Keng-Fu Lo of Chain10

Design Milk

It’s a bit messy during work hours…there are many ideas and projects to keep track of. Nature and sustainability are integral to our design philosophy, and being able to easily interact with it from our office helps inspire that part of our work. Keng-Fu Lo at his desk. Do you have an inspiration board?

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Where I Work: Lisa Sauve of Synecdoche Design Studio

Design Milk

Both messy and clean! As you can imagine, our workshop can get messy when we’re mid-project. A wall of desks in a big open room gives us each our individual zones and also allows us to be modular when it’s time to collaborate. Do you have an inspiration board? What’s on your desk right now?

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Branding yourself as a designer

UX Collective

During her college days, whenever she visited her friends’ apartments and saw some messiness, she would offer to tidy up. Also, while doing secretarial work to make some extra cash, she happened to notice a very messy desk of a manager. One day she offered to tidy his desk up. Sounds a little OCD. Thanks for reading.

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