This inviting space attracts individuals from all career paths, from engineers to artists. One of the features of this smartly- and sparsely-designed industrial workspace is that it provides tools like saws, anvil, and industrial sewing machines for those literal hands-on professionals.

For individuals looking for an alternative to the tech-oriented workspaces, this is your home. Various memberships include: weekday access, weekend and evening access, private desk, and private space options.

Only a few months old, this women-only wellness clubhouse, located in a beautifully remodeled 1900s church, is already getting positive buzz from the local community. With challenging workout classes, plenty of communal workspaces, and inspiring events, this is a club that women of all professional backgrounds will want to join. Monthly membership includes access to the space, discounts to all the events, and four workout classes.

For a closer look, check out Curbed SF’s feature piece on the new space.

Located in the San Francisco Westfield Mall, this co-working space has a retail focus, where members can attend pop-ups and network with others in the retail-tech industry. Bespoke features plenty of communal workspace, as well as demo and event spaces, and a bouldering wall as a prime stress reliever. Monthly membership include shared desk, dedicated desk, and private office options as well as conference rooms for bigger teams.

Away from all the tech hubs of the city, this natural light-filled space in Pacific Heights is ideal for those seeking a more personalized workshare experience. The venue itself will inspire you to get up and go to work every morning with its sleek look care of noted designer Yves Béhar. Flexible membership includes occasional usage, smaller shared table, and community table options, as well as a personal desk, private office, and virtual office choices.

Canopy also has a location in Jackson Square.

To see more of Canopy’s Pacific Heights offices, check our Curbed SF’s feature piece on the place.

Making use of restaurant space that is usually vacant during daytime hours, this company cleverly transformed the Hazel Southern Bar and Kitchen into a shared workspace along San Francisco’s MidMarket area. Membership options include three-day passes or monthly passes, as well as unlimited coffee and tea to fuel your day. There are also $3/hour and $10/day passes for drop-ins.

Housed in the original Ghirardelli Chocolate factory, this co-working space has a selective application process, and as a result has fostered a community of close-knit tech entrepreneurs and early stage startups where everyone benefits from idea sharing and networking.

The weekly lunches, happy hours, and product demos all lend themselves to a creative workspace that is worth investing in. And don’t forget about that sweet, sweet view of the Bay.

This community, located just above Van Ness on Market Street, workspace offers dedicated desks for affordable monthly prices, allowing members to personalize their space, and make it feel more like home. The overall atmosphere is relaxed, complete with a costume bin to spark creativity and a meditation area for days when you need to catch your breath. Private offices are also available for a monthly fee.

With an open space for easy collaboration, this SoMa-based workshare spot prides itself on helping its members thrive through events and free courses on design, tech and entrepreneurship. For six-plus years, PariSoma has hosted over 500 founders, designers, and developers. They’ve even been known to throw a boisterous party or two on the weekends.

Membership options include open space, dedicated desk, and private offices.

Grace Kraaijvanger, a former professional ballerina and modern dancer, founded this workspace and community, where women of diverse backgrounds can thrive. Located in Mill Valley, the three core values—kindness, creativity, and community—are the foundation of this space that is an interior designer’s dream.

This venue also provides mentorship opportunities, along with workshops and events. Both month-to-month and six-month membership options are available.

This nonprofit literary publisher that has a well-known presence in the Oakland arts scene, provides workspaces in its volunteer-run locations in Uptown and Fruitvale for artists to gather and collaborate. Community events and open houses are held at both spots where there are small performance spaces and galleries supporting local artists.

Artists can apply for a six-month long residency at one of the locations, which includes affordable studio space and a final exhibition at The Flight Deck Gallery in Downtown Oakland.

Located in the heart of Berkeley’s Gilman Arts District, this workspace allows artists and designers the chance to rent a monthly private studio and benefit from a supportive creative community. With 43 private studios of various sizes, the facility also includes open studio sessions, art walks, and pop-up shops.

Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, this women-run coworking space prides itself on creating an innovative space for start-ups at an affordable price. Day passes, meeting room rentals, and monthly desk and office memberships are available. Additional add-on features include mail priority services, and daily lunch delivery.