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No. 249 · February 2, 2023

Andy Cooke

Creative Director and Head of Design at BBH London

Andy Cooke’s workspace

Andy Cooke strives to create and build brands through meaningful identities, experiences, and campaigns that live & breathe across both digital and physical touchpoints.

He is currently the Creative Director and Head of Design at BBH London.

He has previously worked on projects for Nike, Google, Coca-Cola, Ikea, WWE, YouTube, Netflix, Mentos, Burger King, and many more.

Twitter → twitter.com/thisisandycooke

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What is your favorite item in your workspace?

I’m torn between the Braun LE02 speaker and the Jens Risom U430 Low Armchair. Both bastions of mid-century industrial design.

How do you spark creativity?

When I’m in this space; by surrounding myself with inspiration. But mostly I find leaving this space helps. When out on a walk, reading, or simply taking my time.

How do you manage work-life balance?

I aim to simply schedule my priorities, rather than prioritize my schedule.

Andy’s gear

23 items.

On the desk23

From the census

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No. 2

The Herman Miller Sayl is the second most-listed chair in the archive, behind only the Herman Miller Aeron.

No. 3

The Pro Display XDR is the third most-listed monitor in the archive.

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