Please note: The design challenges are meant to inspire fresh, original ideas, so using anything in your design that isn’t uniquely yours like logos (including the Spoonflower logo) will be disqualified. The first and second place winners will both be used as wallpaper in the two factory breakrooms. Now that you have a better understanding of the space don’t forget to also check out our top tips for creating large-scale designs for wallpaper.Īfter the Spoonflower community votes on all the design entries, the top 10 will be voted on by Spoonflower employees to determine which two designs they’d love to unwind alongside during their break. Lighting is a multipurpose way to add more interest to a room without much wall space. “The words I would associate with our break spaces are inviting, friendly, happy, restful and food-centric.” “The break rooms have always been a gathering place and they hold many happy memories for me!” adds Paula Atwood, Operations Manager. Then, choose a single pumpkin with an interesting shape or a twisted stem to showcase. Arrange the branches, dried grasses, moss, squash, and small pumpkins in a vase as you would a traditional flower display. “The break spaces are the 'home' spaces inside the factory, where fun artwork is posted on the fridges, food is abundant, and the atmosphere is relaxed.” Red dogwood branches add more drama and height to a fall display. “Spoonflower's two break rooms are havens from the hustle and bustle of the factory, where the team can go to sit (safely distanced at the moment), recharge, and enjoy a delicious coffee, snack, or meal.” shares Holly Anderson-Earls, Vice President of Operations. It is easier to organize, and you need fewer furnishings to fill it up. Artists can take inspiration from how employees use the space. There are some benefits to having a smaller space to work with as you are decorating.

Break room decorations