The space
Rooms, not floor plates.
The house is small on purpose: the OG Room, the Garage, the Creative Space, two Zoom rooms and one courtyard. Here is each of them.


The OG Room · The Garage
The desks.
The OG Room was the first room we had, with seven permanent desks. The Garage came next, with four. Plywood desks built in place, a shelf for your things and a partition to disappear behind.

Shared desks
The long table.
One trestle table, painted folding chairs, the coffee. Where the shared-desk members sit, where you can try the house for half a day, and where the weekend workshops happen.

Under the timber wall
The lounge.
A cane floral three-seater under the hardwood wall. For calls you don’t mind taking in public and books you do.
Seats 15
The Creative Space.
The Creative Space came last, and it’s the one we’re most proud of. It seats 15 for weekend workshops.
Online meetings only
Two Zoom rooms.
Two private rooms set up for online meetings. They’re included in membership, with an access code that changes every month. Non-members can book one for $30.
Lunch and Friday drinks
The courtyard.
Where everyone gathers for lunch, and where we hold Friday drinks and weekend events for the community.
Practical
The practical bits.
Address
18 Bayshore Drive, Byron Bay NSW 2481. Use Google Maps: Apple Maps takes you to the wrong place.
Hours
Open 24/7 for members. We just ask that you keep the noise down.
Tours
Fifteen minutes, by appointment. Request a time online or call 0416 185 123.
Wifi
Fast wifi throughout the house.
Coffee
Coffee and tea in the kitchen.
Printing
Dolphin Print, our partners around the corner.
Shower
End-of-trip facilities with a shower, for the ride in and the surf.
Dogs
Welcome. It’s a dog-friendly office.
Partners
Friends of the house.
Gym and recovery
Social Remedy
Gym and recovery sessions with our partners at Social Remedy.
Coffee and vibes
Other Side
Coffee and vibes for the house, from our friends at Other Side.
Community
The Write Club
Writing sessions at the long table, now with a crowd in Brunswick Heads.
See it in person.
Tours take fifteen minutes. Pick a time and we’ll put the kettle on.