Inside the Workspaces of Creatives

Architectural ispiration and exhibition posters fill the walls of Juhl's home office. Two chairs of Juhl's design are placed on the side of his desk, designed in 1945.

Decade's worth of work, including a pink resin portrait and his famous handmade exhibition invitations, hang over the desk of Gaetano Pesce in his studio in Brooklyn's Navy Yard.

Vik Prjónsdóttir Studio is on the vanguard of Icelandic design.

This image depicts the Chevrolet design studio. "It’s a testament to the vision of Eero Saarinen, that his architectural design continues to provide an environment supportive of innovation, exploration and pride for so many of us who are aware of the privilege to work at such an important and beautiful facility," Skarsgards says. "There is a strong commitment by our leadership to maintain and carefully renovate the almost 60-year-old campus, in a way that modernizes its function, but retains its aesthetic integrity."

Takagi's Washington DC studio "is basically just part of my house." Amidst the various stages of 3D models and prototypes, "I'd say I don't make that much of a mess."

Grawe, a musician, grouped a collection of artifacts from his travels around the world near his vintage keyboards and drum machines. The LivingColors lamp highlights the crannies of the room's built-in shelving.

Pull up a chair, make yourself comfortable, and discover which of our four-legged friends auctioneer Richard Wright picks to do your bidding.

“We draw inspiration from artists like James Turrell or Donald Judd, who understand color and form in an advanced way. Or even Raf Simons. We're definitely pulling inspiration from various mediums.” founder Nick Cope says. The couple reviews materials in the Brooklyn-based studio.

Agustín Hernandez's home office.

A workspace, bedroom, and bath comprise each of the two studios; an early riser, Lida spends most of the day painting in her space.

Studio visit with Scholten & Baijings.

The ceramics studio was formerly a pergola wrapped in chicken wire, used as a dog kennel by the previous owner. Inside the new structure, a vintage Danish chair, found on eBay, provides a modern perch. The windows’ deep mullions double as display shelves.

Designer Jamie Wolfond holds office mascot Arthur in the Brooklyn office of his manufacturing brand, Good Thing.

Industrial designer Konstantin Grcic in his Munich studio. Photo by Oliver Mark.

The couple lives and works in one of several apartments available to artists at Suomenlinna, a onetime military fotress built atop six separate islands off Helisinki. Photo by: Kati Rapia

Here Tim tinkers with works-in-progress in his studio space, situated across the courtyard from Nathalie’s.