Gallery: The Coolest Co-Working Space We've Ever Seen
01confroom
The conference room at Jellyfish Cartel, housed in a former cosmetics factory in Northeast L.A.
02jorgelamp
A lamp by MacArthur "genius" Jorge Pardo hangs above the conference table.
03jorgelampunder
Pardo's lamp draws in the bright colors of Rose's mural.
04play2
Lee created her own version of Doug Aitken's Type Sculpture as a kind of tagline for the space.
05dougaitken-original
Aitken's original, featuring the word SEX.
06p
The living letters are covered in air plants and succulents, which are watered with a spray bottle and get light from the skylight above.
07workstations
Lee didn't scrimp when it came to the workstations, building custom desks and buying Herman Miller chairs.
08guestarea
A reception area features more Herman Miller chairs, a bookshelf, and more lamps by Pardo.
09jellyfish
The fact that these sculptures happen to look like jellyfish is a happy accident.
10couch
A sitting area features pillows made by Lee that quote a William Carlos Williams poem.
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bowievinyl
Lee's own collection of David Bowie picture discs is framed in a series.
12andykaufmanshepard
Lee worked with Shepard Fairey when he designed these posters promoting the film "Man on the Moon."
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andysoup
Lee's best decor investment: Campbell's tomato soup cans purchased for less than $5.00. - 14
confroom2photostudio
The Pantone chairs around a conference table.
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