Nextdoor's Colorful Office Space Channels Neighborly Charm
Originally published on CaliforniaHomeDesign.com
Social networking site Nextdoor's lively new San Francisco's Rincon Center office reflects the aim of the company: bringing back a sense of community to the neighborhood. Aimed at drawing neighbors closer together, Nextdoor is a new social network that connects people based on where they live. Founded in 2010, the company now has 7,322 neighborhood groups; to join, members must verify their address and from there can create a profile, share photos and post comments and updates to the neighborhood news feed. Designer Ken Fulk implemented design with the community vibe in mind, with playful additions and splashes of color that remind one of the comforts of home.
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