Take a look inside WeWork's newest location, which straddles historic New York City and the brand-new Fulton Center

WeWork is known for its warm and welcoming interiors and creative workspaces. The new location is no different.

Each WeWork has millennial-friendly amenities like beer on tap and La Colombe coffee.

WeWork offers its plenty of places to sit and work, like overstuffed couches, a reading nook, and more traditional tables and desks.

The reading nooks are housed in this cube in a central part of the office, complete with plenty of pillows and rustic foot stools.

Here's another area to work or eat.

The windows on one side of the office overlook the atrium of Fulton Center.

The space also has private rooms, which serve as conference rooms for employees working out of WeWorks. There are also rooms that can serve as private office space.

The entire office is full of natural light, thanks to the windows on either side.

The plaid reading nook looks big enough to share — and very comfortable.

BONUS: Here's a look inside another historic location — this one is in Soho. Built in 1889, the building originally housed commercial storefronts when Soho was the city's center for mercantile and dry goods.

This one is on West Broadway in Soho. The building initially functioned as a warehouse for a snuff and tobacco business.

Here's WeWork's first-ever location. The Soho office is inside a building that was constructed in 1890 and served as a factory and lofts.

WeWork at 524 Broadway in Soho was built in 1903.

WeWork's Grand Central location used to be home to the US Postal Service. The entrance still has original USPS mailboxes.

WeWork Meatpacking is located in the Gansevoort Market Historic District. The location was built in 1909.

WeWork's Chelsea space also serves as company headquarters. The space was constructed in 1896 and is part of the Ladies' Mile Historic District.