Creative Workspaces Prints

"Yes sir, I'll admit I was sceptical about the whole 'mini-office' concept at first..."

"My email is down... talk to me."

"Brandon isn't adapting well to the open office concept."

'We're very tight on space right now but we'll have you in an office as soon as we can. Meanwhile...'

"Hi Sean, welcome to my open space. Take a stand and let's talk."

"Dave, we need to talk about office props and work productivity."

Brian, I hope you're taking this seriously.

'Quick, Ted, get that one down on paper before you forget it.'

'These graphs represent productivity between free-range and cubicled workers.'

'I don't care if you whistle while you work, but others find it disconcerting.'

"Looks like somebody's compensating."

"They got rid of 'work from home,' so I pushed for 'blanket forts from office.'"

'They gave me this new cubicle with my own water fountain, treadmill, lunch dish... hey, wait a minute!'

'Ms Brown, I think I need a bigger desk!'

"We think this new layout will encourage people back to the office."

"This isn't the real me, Miss Tischler. The real me has a bigger desk."

"I'm BORED with blue-sky thinking."

'I'm adding some personal touches to my office.'

Piano desk.

"Nice igloo, but why isn't it melting?!"

"I'll now show the doodles form the last committee meeting."

The Frank Lloyd Wright desk

"To save money we're moving you from a cubicle to a tribicle."

"Above the ceiling is plenty of duct space, a perfect hideout for when the in-laws visit."

"Our office went from sit-down desks to stand-up desks to becoming the desk."

"My husband works from home."

"This 'hot desking' is a NIGHTMARE!"

"There's no room in our apartment for Ed's man cave, so he had to improvise."

When good ideas go bad.

'I asked if I could work from home.'

'Teddy, did you finish setting up your domino thing?'

"See - all the thrills of outdoor activity with non of the risks!"

"Ta-da! Work-from-Home away from home."

"No wonder Barnes never leaves his cubicle. He built a 9-hole golf course in it."

"After working at a desk for 40 years, Charlie never really wanted a man cave."