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Gavin Nelson Designer at OpenAI
Kenneth Gudz Retired dentist in South Carolina
Spencer Scott Pugh Tech creator in Virginia
Jessica Strelioff Independent brand designer What we look for
No staged or stock photos. We want your actual working space, messy cables and all.
A clear shot of your full desk is enough to apply. More is better, but one will do.
You work on something worth knowing about: a product, a project, a craft. It doesn’t need to be famous.
If you’re selected, we’ll reach out to collect your full gear list, bio, and interview answers.
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We read every submission. If your setup’s a good fit, we’ll reach out to collect the full details. In the meantime, browse a few setups for inspiration.
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We review every application. If your setup looks like a good fit, we’ll reach out to collect your full gear list, bio, and interview answers before scheduling a feature.
If you’re selected, you’ll hear back within a few weeks. We get more applications than we can feature, so not hearing back doesn’t mean your setup isn’t great. Timing and editorial fit play a part.
Not at all. We’ve featured retired dentists, indie makers, and first-time home office builders. We care about interesting setups and genuine stories.
A modern smartphone is fine. Natural light and landscape orientation work best. One clear shot of your full desk is enough to apply, and we’ll ask for more if we move forward.
No. Workspaces is editorially independent. We don’t charge for features, and we don’t accept payment for coverage.
Yes, we love reader nominations. Note in the bio field that it’s a nomination, and include how to reach them.
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