Redefining the Workspace With Loosecubes

The real danger of independent and freelance work isn't the cliches about personal grooming (or the lack thereof). Instead, it's the challenge of seeking out others who will inspire and challenge your work in the way the best offices do while remaining independent.

Loosecubes, a new aggregator of co-working and temporary office space, allows seekers a more personalized search that promises to match based on more than just budget. The idea is to find a space full of people whose skills and industries will complement your own; Loosecubes' suggested pairings include agencies with designers and investors with startups. It's a little bit like picking new co-workers just by picking a new desk.

Rental options include everything from daily office space rental to month-long workspace arrangements between freelancers and companies. Loosecubes is also an option if you have extra space and would like to bring someone in to share both costs and ideas.

The service is currently available in 346 cities in 47 countries, so chances are you can rent workspace no matter where you are--especially if you're looking for a base of operations while expanding your business to a new area. You'll be brushing elbows with some of the best coworkers you've never had before you know it.

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