Victorian London meets classic western is one way to describe the posh New York coworking space, known as the Fueled Collective. Alongside the antique décor and rich navy walls you can find over 30 of Silicon Alleys hottest startups.
The Collective brings a new standard to coworking and innovation.
Fueled’s founder, Rameet Chawla, saw the Collective as a space where the fusion of relaxing coziness that home offers mixes with the productivity of a work space. The space is decked out in plush leather couches to give people a break from their daily desk grind.
Fueled Collective is located on the top floor of the historical Prince street building in downtown Manhattan. Occupying two wings of the bright high ceilinged building, we share the remaining space with big names like Foursquare and ZocDoc. Each of the nine conference rooms are dressed in old English library motifs and stocked with flat screens and Apple TV’s – a perfect space for collaborative creativity.
The Collective works as a shared space where like-minded innovators can come together to inspire one another and spark up novel ideas. And, for those that don’t work best in the normal 9-5 business hours, not to worry. With 24-hour access, innovation can occur at all hours of the day.
Priced at $700 per month, Collective members say it’s worth every penny, and more. With endless gourmet coffee to get focused, Ping-Pong tables to unwind, and enough candy and ice cream to satisfy every kid’s sweet tooth, this co-working space has it all.
