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"They give my office a museum-ish quality," he said.
The camera collection, courtesy of flea markets, garage sales or "accidental finds," affords colleagues and clients a view of his passion outside of work. The poster of Alfred Eisenstaedt and framed black and white prints taken by Puglionisi further adds to the ambiance. Then there's the Special K and breakfast bars.
"I'm a gadget guy," he said. "I'm also the creative guy. They know when I go to a meeting that I won't wear a tie."
The restrooms are identified with Ken and Barbies, and the lunchroom, or "bistro," boasts a dartboard.
"Anything to encourage out-of-the-box thinking," said Debra Taeschler, founder, president and CEO of GraficaGroup.
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Ashley Twiggs; John Bell / Daily Record
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| Cameras of various form and function line the desks of John Puglionisi's office in Chester. Puglionisi, vice president of creative for GraficaGroup, became interested in cameras when he was an industrial design student at Pratt Institute. |
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Digitals cameras. Thirty-five millimeter film. Box cameras. Tripods. The office of John Puglionisi may tempt visitors to say cheese.