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Honey, I shrunk the office
This office is definitely not one for claustrophobics. Danish creative director Jonas Hallberg has renovated an old trailer into his own shabby-chic mobile office, meaning he can work wherever he likes.
Complete with tea and coffee-making facilities, an internet connection, a fridge and even a fire stove with a chimney, Jonas has managed to fit all of the creature comforts he needs into a tiny space of just six square metres.
Jonas converted the trailer in just five weeks with a budget of £16,000. It even has a post-box at the entrance, which he says is regularly filled with letters of admiration for his tiny office. It allows him to always be ready to meet his clients in a much more intimate environment. Take a look inside Jonas’ office:
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Published date: 9th December 2016
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