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Inside Pinterest’s new Dublin office

The company designed the space to inspire collaboration and creativity while incorporating elements from Ireland’s rich culture

The Celtic Forest in the new Pinterest Dublin office incorporates biophilic elements and sounds of the weather that actually sync with the weather outside
The Celtic Forest in the new Pinterest Dublin office incorporates biophilic elements and sounds of the weather that actually sync with the weather outside

In April, Pinterest’s workplace team opened the doors to a new office location on Dawson Street in Dublin 2, home to its EMEA headquarters. From a Pinterest board to opening day, the workplace design and construction team intentionally designed this new office space to inspire collaboration and creativity while incorporating elements from Ireland’s rich culture. Explore five work spaces and get to know the new Pinterest Dublin.

All Hands

The All Hands space
The All Hands space

Inspired by manor houses of the Irish countryside, the All Hands area features details such as a coffered ceiling, decorative mouldings and an electric mix of furniture to celebrate the traditional style of these homes. The audio and visual wall is adorned with a twist of the “Pin Grid,” which features embroidered and tufted “Pin” panels. The display screen is highlighted with a gilded frame so that it resembles a painting that would hang above a fireplace in the home.

The All Hands space
The All Hands space

The Celtic Forest

The Celtic Forest brings an ancient forest into the modern office. Filled with nature elements and sounds of the weather (that actually sync with the weather outside), Pinterest employees have the opportunity to work, focus and collaborate in this immersive experience. This area features workstations in different configurations and ancillary furniture that support a variety of ways to work.

Celtic Forest
Celtic Forest

The Pub (with the Snug)

Traditionally the social hub of the community, here the Pub has been reimagined as part of the “Stormy Seas” of Ireland, complete with nautical nods, traditional painted panelling and a “stormy” colour palette. The central area features a group of cosy booths with nautical themed lights above. The walls of the pub are adorned with an eclectic mix of marine objects, including an illuminated diorama of an underwater scene.

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The Pub wouldn’t be complete without a snug! This snug includes gaming options for Pinterest employees, with walls that include sailor tattoo inspired graphics.

The Snug
The Snug
The Pub
The Pub

The Long Hall

This quiet corner away from the busy hubbub of the office takes its inspiration from the nearby Trinity College library. Shelving with arching details and carved corbels provide reading nooks which can be used as heads-down working spaces. The hidden room off the library is a black and white graphic representation of a livingroom with Celtic designs inspired by illustrations from the Book of Kells.

The Long Hall
The Long Hall
The Long Hall
The Long Hall

Focus Rooms

The Dublin office includes a multitude of non-bookable, drop-in spaces to support employees throughout the day. Depending on their location along the journey through Ireland, each focus room is designed with its own personality.

Focus Rooms
Focus Rooms

We hope that you enjoyed an inside glimpse into the collaborative and inspiring office spaces Pinterest Workplace creates for the team. Discover your next career move and apply to a role at Pinterest today