5 New York startups that prove all the cool offices aren’t in San Francisco
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Fab's New York office
Fab's New York office
The Fab office in New York has a model apartment inside it used to model some of the items sold on the site.
Fab often displays items for sale on their site
Fab often displays items for sale on their site
Fab's open workspace
Fab's open workspace
The SoHo office space of Thrillist Media Group
The SoHo office space of Thrillist Media Group
Thrillist Media Group is home to thrillist.com, JackThreads, and Supercompressor.
One of the collaborative workspaces in the Thrillist office
One of the collaborative workspaces in the Thrillist office
A shelf full of shoes at one of the Thrillist Media Group offices
A shelf full of shoes at one of the Thrillist Media Group offices
Thrillist Media Group’s site JackThreads offers men’s fashion like the shoe’s pictured above.
One of the conference rooms at Thrillist Media Group
One of the conference rooms at Thrillist Media Group
One of three bars in the Thrillist offices
One of three bars in the Thrillist offices
The company hosts weekly tastings and happy hours for employees.
Another look at one of the Thrillist workspaces
Another look at one of the Thrillist workspaces
Employees at any four offices that make up the Thrillist Media Group all sit at the same kind of desk, including their CEO.
The NYC office of mobile design and development company Fueled
The NYC office of mobile design and development company Fueled
Fueled employees working in the vintage-inspired space
Fueled employees working in the vintage-inspired space
The Fueled office is home to many vintage accessories
The Fueled office is home to many vintage accessories
Fueled founder Rameet Chawla said that the Fueled office design was inspired by the English Countryside.
Another one of Fueled's rustic workspaces
Another one of Fueled's rustic workspaces
The Fueled office is full of comfortable couches
The Fueled office is full of comfortable couches
Funky light fixtures and framed pictures in a Fueled space
Funky light fixtures and framed pictures in a Fueled space
Fueled founder Rameet Chawla made many of the pieces in the space.
Fueled employees in action
Fueled employees in action
The overall design of the Fueled office is a mix of Chawla’s personal taste and broader design trends in New York.
The Fueled office displays some vintage market finds
The Fueled office displays some vintage market finds
Fueled skillfully combines metal and wood elements
Fueled skillfully combines metal and wood elements
Fueled began their design process by asking themselves what would be the best working environment for an employee.
ZocDoc's New York office
ZocDoc's New York office
The open-concept office space is filled with bean bags, couches, picnic tables, and games.
Some ZocDoc employees bike to work
Some ZocDoc employees bike to work
High-fiving docs at ZocDoc
High-fiving docs at ZocDoc
This is an illustration on one of the ZocDoc walls of Dr. House and Dr. Sanjay Gupta high-fiving.
One of ZocDoc's common areas
One of ZocDoc's common areas
These commons areas are meant to encourage collaboration between employees.
The snack wall at the ZocDoc office
The snack wall at the ZocDoc office
ZocDoc maintains a wall of healthy snacks—free and unlimited for employees.
ZocDoc's Value Tree
ZocDoc's Value Tree
The value tree outlines the companies seven core values, with “Patients First” holding the no. 1 spot.
Yoga at the ZocDoc office
Yoga at the ZocDoc office
ZocDoc offers once a week yoga classes free to employees.
Betaworks' West Village office in New York
Betaworks' West Village office in New York
According to Betaworks, “The office design is an ongoing and always changing process, that’s mostly inspired by current projects.”
A bright and open workspace at Betaworks
A bright and open workspace at Betaworks
The Betaworks team often collaborates on office design to make it fits their needs.
The Betaworks office embraces color
The Betaworks office embraces color
The office has furniture and accessories from companies such as Knoll, West Elm, and Ikea.
