Office Fridges
Documenting the inner lives of office fridges, one photo at a time. A project by Moncef Belyamani.
Is your office fridge shaped like an egg? Are you creative with food? No matter what lies inside or outside your fridge, I'm curious to find out. Help me build the largest collection of office fridge photos in the world by sending me a picture of your fridge.
You might also like my sister site: Fridgemania!
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Apartment Therapy New York has a great article on How To Create a Patterned Chalkboard Refrigerator. If you have one like it, or if you decide to make one, you know what to do!
Yesterday, we were featured in the Argentinian website Noticias Locas, and over a thousand Spanish-speaking people visited Office Fridges. Welcome!
Hola amigos de Mexico, Colombia, España, Argentina, Peru, Venezuela, Chile, Paraguay, Costa Rica, Uruguay, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guatemala, República Dominicana, Puerto Rico, Panama, El Salvador, Honduras, y Nicaragua! Bienvenidos a todos!
Muchas gracias a noticiaslocas.com! Tenemos un otro sitio web con fotos maravillosas de heladeras, como esta foto para nuestros amigos argentinos.
Next time, get fries from McDonald’s. They last forever, as you’ll see in our next post.
Oh, the fun you can have with this photo! Grab the original from Flickr, get your layers on, then email it to submit at officefridges dot com. We’ll publish the best one!
This is definitely the healthiest office fridge we’ve ever seen! If yours looks this good, send us a photo!
(Photo by Batzaya Batsaikhan)
The most disgusting fridge on earth. For what it’s worth, I am NOT responsible for what these people do to this poor fridge. I clean it and it’s the same in about a day or so.
(by brownlineatnight)
Thank you, Buzzfeed! And welcome to all our new followers! If you want to keep this project alive, please submit a photo of your office fridge and let your friends know about this site. Thanks!
I also invite you to check out my other sites and blogs.
Office fridge at NOAA (by Jen Cramlet)
This is what happens when you work with scientists. Bugs and stream water next to your pb&j!
