At SapientNitro, glowing blue walls mean there are bagels up for grabs in the office. Green walls mean it’s time for lunch. And floating kitty cats mean someone hacked the digital walls for fun. The new Toronto digs are designed to inspire creativity and to invite experimentation. These are SapientNitro’s Changing Walls. To see photos of these walls and to read more about how they work, check out: http://bit.ly/ChangingWalls

Some people have office pets. Zapier has office bots. Listen to how this entirely remote team of co-workers bonded over a rogue mom-bot and a bad-joke-telling dad-bot. It’s proof that maybe even virtual moms and dads should steer clear of your office. See photos and read more about this on our blog: http://bit.ly/BotFamily

Weebly is a website and e-commerce company and it has an extraordinary feature in its San Francisco office. It is something more likely to be found in an adventure movie than a workplace. This week’s Envoy Office Hack is Weebly’s Secret Room. To see stunning photos of this secret room, and to learn more about its creation, check out: http://bit.ly/WeeblyRoom

Washrooms just might be the unsung heroes of the workplace. No one likes to be near them. Yet no one wants to be too far away either. If you do find yourself at a fair distance, then this hack is for you. This is the Workplace Washroom Hack. To see photos and learn more about how this hack was done, check out: http://bit.ly/washroom\_hack

We’ve all been there. A group from work is trying to get some lunch together, but no one can agree on where to go. Too many places to remember. Too many decisions; and this happens too often. Enter: the Lunch Bot. Today’s Envoy Office Hack takes on this nagging noon-hour nuisance. For photos and instructions on how to make a lunch bot for your workplace, check out: http://bit.ly/LunchBot15

Sharing the love at the office has never been easier. This week’s office hack comes to us from Bottle Rocket Studios in Addison, Texas. It takes an Amazon Dash Button, a severed rubber hand and a chat messaging service and makes high-performing teams feel appreciated. To see some of these wacky gifs and to learn how to hack an Amazon Dash Button, check out: http://bit.ly/VirtualHighFive

This week’s office hack is a ball. Or more accurately, 20-thousand balls. Mozilla, maker of web browser Firefox, turned up the fun in one of its conference rooms, but it hasn’t been without a few mishaps. Here is the story of the Mozilla Ball Pit. To see photos and to learn more about this hack, go to: http://bit.ly/MozillaBallpit

This week’s office hack is aimed at the shirkers, the slackers, and the chore-evaders. A couple of employees from a data back-up company in Texas applied their coding skills to a common office problem: the gross, messy work-kitchen. You know the one. That room that everyone in a company uses but for which no one takes responsibility. Well, no longer. To read more about this hack-turned-app, and to see photos, check out: http://bit.ly/Hack12

Foosball and Ping Pong tables have become a startup staple. But one Canadian company has raised the bar. Rethink Communications’ Ping Pong table isn’t just an employee perk… it’s the centerpiece of their corporate boardroom. But that’s not all... See photos and find out how to hack your own office boardroom table here: http://bit.ly/PingPongHack

You can inject play into your workplace... or you can build it in. In today’s Envoy Office Hack we take you down a giant playground slide, smack-dab in the middle of a busy ad agency. See photos of this big orange slide and find out how to hack your own office-turned-playground here: http://bit.ly/OrangeSlide