The most creative and stylish office spaces

At the Beam & Anchor office and studio in Portland, Ore., a casual environment prevails. A rich leather sofa and low coffee table provide a relaxed and welcoming area where co-workers can brainstorm in comfort.ON REMODELISTA: A Shared Workspace for Portland Makers

One would be hard-pressed to find anything mundane about the Dropbox headquarters, designed by Boor Bridges Architects. In the 87,000-square-feet space, raw and exposed materials, ergonomic chairs and soft cushions punctuate the open and uncluttered space.ON REMODELISTA: A Streamlined Coffee Roastery in San Francisco

A livable environment was a must for James Rosenfield, a retail building owner and manager. When I'm at work, I want the space to feel like home, since this is where I spend a lot of my time, he says. His light-filled conference area is understated but invited with a sleek white table traditional wood chairs.ON REMODELISTA: A Beautiful Office in Marin

Where does a successful interior designer and blogger hone her craft? In a bright, artistic workspace. Recently featured on The Everygirl, the Boston office of Erin Gates showcases her talents for creating rooms that speak to the individual. Her framed art and inspiration board add color and creative energy, while an eclectic mix of Lucite and vintage chairs offers a means for clients and visitors to sit.ON REMODELISTA: An Office Mix of Vintage and Modern

The modern white café table takes on a new role as a meeting desk. Seen here in the former office of Philpott Interiors, the multifunctional piece complements any surrounding and offers an easy option for company meetings, lunches or even individual work sessions.ON REMODELISTA: A Designer Visit in San Francisco

A sense of moody glamour creates drama at the COORDINATION ASIA office in Shanghai. An ornate chandelier and ceiling molding, along with illustrative wall decor, add depth to the palette of gray and black.ON REMODELISTA: Gray Inspiration

The architects at Specht Harpman elevated this once-neglected building in Austin to a sleek office space for Beast Media. The decor has an unexpectedly homey feel, with three elaborate chandeliers, a steel-frame dining table and benches in the meeting area. Fresh flowers and natural wood that add warmth to the room.ON REMODELISTA: An Architect Visit in Austin