When you think coworking, you probably picture a bunch of techie Millennials hacking away at a new app or website. That stereotype exists for a reason: coworking has long since been dominated by the youthful tech industry, and it feeds off of small startups that want to work in proximity with their like-minded entrepreneur peers. But as coworking has grown, it has also broadened its target audience. Right now, in the U.S., there are countless coworking spaces that are dedicated to specific industries, from beauty to art, to fashion and baking. If you’re a freelancer who spends a lot of time at the desk (whether you’re writing or coding), there are coworking spaces out there meant specifically for you.
Niche Workspaces: 3 Coworking Spaces That Cater to Freelancers