The New York Times on Instagram: "If your Instagram feed makes the corporate life look stylish, it’s just another evolution in the long history of the American workplace.It’s what might be called the Envy Office — what happens when companies try to combine the comforts of a living room and the glamour of a vacation. These spaces — often characterized by colorful walls, upholstered furniture and carefully curated coffee table books — lure workers in with plenty of opportunities to fill their social media feeds with photos taken at the workplace. To some employees, though, all the fake plants, accent walls and stylish dog beds sometimes seem designed to mask the inconvenience of space-conserving arrangements where workers no longer have their own assigned workspaces.Would a more stylish office space convince you to return to the workplace? Tap the link in our bio to see how office design has evolved through the years and to see what trends are luring people back now. Photos by Bryan Anselm for The New York Times" | Zootzle
