Etsy's offices are what one would expect from a service that sells crafty everything: an eclectically designed Brooklyn loft filled with handmade designs. The large, light-filled space is located within a Dumbo warehouse, and you'll find a record-covered wall, mushroom-like lamps on tree-branch stands, pastel-colored curtains, and call rooms that look like British phone booths. See more photos on Office Snapshots.

Quirky, a product development company, recently moved into a new 27,000-square-foot office on the top floor of the Terminal Stores Building. They hired architecture firm Spector Group to design the space, which has a 1,500-square-foot rooftop deck. We're just slightly jealous. Spector refurbished the wide plank floors and heavy timber used in the building and played up the industrial elements like brick walls, concrete floors, and skylights to give the space that "raw" feeling. See more photos on the Spector Group's website.

The search engine giant's offices take up a full square block in Chelsea. Outside of four cafeterias with bonkers FREE food (tons of it organic), the office also has scooters for whom walking from meeting to meeting is too pedestrian. Even though its headquarters are in Mountain View, Calif., Google has made the most of its Big Apple location, with a conference room mimicking a tiny apartment, as well as hallways complete with subway grates and fire hydrants and the occasional old-time NY phone booths. Click through for a video door and more photos. You'll find us at the dessert trucks on the 8th floor. [Photo]

Architecture firm Taylor and Miller reimagined the offices of Echoing Green, a nonprofit that works "to solve the world's biggest problems," as a flexible space that can be easily changed. The designers created a Tetris-like set of shelves and desks that are configured into different cubicles and work spaces. The units can be arranged for different levels of privacy, and they can be taken apart used in a completely new space if Echoing Green relocates. Check out more photos on the designers' website.

Buzzfeed of the viral listicles has a Flatiron District office that's infinitely cooler than its stories about puppies. Primary colors abound, including bright yellow walls, emblazoned with their signature exclamations (like "win!") serve as the backdrop to glassed-in conference rooms with modern white chairs for brainstorming, where you can even scribble ideas on the walls. According a a survey of Buzzfeed's corporate culture and office space in Fast Company, "The one-word review buttons familiar to any visitor to the Buzzfeed site (LOL, OMG, WIN, WTF, Etc.) appear IRL in various places throughout the office." A kitchen-slash-cafeteria provides another space for working and socializing; its mugs are emblazoned those same catchphrases (like "wtf?") and a red arrow skyrocketing upwards. Yeah, it probably represents its traffic.[Photo]

Earlier this year, 3D printing wizards MakerBot moved into the 21st floor of Downtown Brooklyn's MetroTech. The 30,000-square-foot space is like a gadget playground for grown-ups. The Brooklyn Paper toured the space in February, bringing reports of office furniture that looks like giant stackable toys and a "bot farm" where 3D printers constantly churn out replicas. [Photo]

Another Flatiron office is home to General Assembly, which organizes classes and meet-ups for tech entrepreneurs, designers, and developers. Lots of chalkboards and whiteboards are meant to encourage creativity, according to The Next Web, and the company actually practices what it preaches when it comes to supporting small businesses. The office is kitted out with furniture produced by emerging young designers in an attempt to support entrepreneurs in other fields. Communal tables are made from wood reclaimed from barns or high school bleachers. Aside from long tables for laptops and conference rooms, there's also cozy, wood paneled meeting and socializing space, like a long bar with high stools.

A stone's throw from Madison Square Park, this company creates customizable advertising platforms for apps. In its lounge, you can find a colorful, typographically cool timeline of the company's history on the wall, with modern red and gray couches and an abstract yellow coffee table, according to a writeup in The Next Web. In what looks like an homage to a Jackson Pollack painting, splatters of orange, red, and white paint offer a zany backdrop to the entranceway.

A company that works with online content, Outbrain relocated late last year to a custom-designed office near Union Square. A 25,000-square-foot open loft, its headquarters has an industrial-style cafe, exposed 16-foot ceilings, and lots of natural light. One focal point is a mural by artist Sofia Maldonado, a colorful composite inspired by clouds, the ocean, and the Caribbean landscape. Check out a time-lapse video of making of this cool wall art here.