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Showcasing 30 Minimalistic Workspaces

Written by On Tuesday, October 25th, 2011 with 9 Comments so far in Collections, Inspiration

People say that you have clearer thought patterns when there is less around you. Others say you just need a clean, minimal workspace. Well it comes down to personal preference and what type of person you are in the end. Some people like to have a messy work area and others totally hate it when there is anything out of place. Minimalism has grown a lot over the past few years when it comes to the workplace and I’d love to see it grow even more. I have rounded up 30 minimal workspaces for you to be inspired by and hopefully garner some ideas from.

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  • http://fire-alarm-info.blogspot.com LiR@Fire Alarm Beeping

    Nice pictures! especially the apple products.. It’s important that work spaces are wide and clean, so that you can work properly, your comfortable on what you see, smell, etc.. also the things you use for your work must be above average or high in performance..

  • http://www.facebook.com/veeroo18 Veerendra Tikhe

    all i can say is minimalistic “apple” showoff !! 

    • http://www.creativeoverflow.net Creativeoverflow

      It’s possible to showcase minimal pc setups, but Mac’s just have that clean, minimal look to the without the wiring.

      • http://techgyo.com TechGyo

        Apple Apple products have that simplicity :D 

  • aledesign.it

    Only Apple? is a good minimalistic space…even I hate the computer between two 
    doors! Impossible for me…I have a question..In these place don’t live a graphics 
    designer? ;)

    • http://www.creativeoverflow.net Creativeoverflow

      Well like I said some like clean spaces and other like workspaces filled with color, posters, toys, shoes and more. It comes down to personal preference in the end :)

  • http://techgyo.com TechGyo

    Awesome collection, rarely any Windows. Apple is every designers signature. 

  • Needsmoreappleproducts

    Apparently you need an Apple product to be a designer… Guess I should start looking for a new career.

  • http://minimaldesks.com/ Workspaces

    Love the list of workspaces.