Etsy just moved into an office that’s nearly twice as big as its old one — and the perks are incredible

Etsy, the online marketplace where creative entrepreneurs can set up storefronts to sell their own products, launched in 2005 with the goal of creating an online retail space that would build a more fulfilling and lasting world.

So it’s no surprise that its newest 200,000-square-foot headquarters in the Dumbo neighborhood of Brooklyn would be filled with toxin-free paint, salvaged wood, and furnishings purchased from Etsy sellers.

The 819 employees that work in the new state-of-the-art office are free to roam the nine-floor complex, finding a comfy spot to set up camp and work remotely away from their desks.

We recently got a tour of the refurbished building the Etsy team now calls home — scroll ahead for the tour.

Etsy recently moved from a 106,000-square-foot space to its new headquarters in Dumbo. The new space is a two-building setup that’s nearly twice as big, at around 200,000 square feet.

Etsy signed a 10-year lease on the nine-story building.

Before the big move, the company sent surveys to its employees, asking them to name their preferences and needs for the future office. Quiet spaces, such as this one, were big on the list of requests.

Creating open collaboration spaces was another important factor in the building’s design.

Outdoor courtyards are available for employees to enjoy the sunshine while getting some work done.

If the courtyard is full, you can also go to the roof.

You’ll find kitchens and communal eating spaces packed with snacks on each floor.

But in the official dining hall on the second floor, Etsy employees can chow down on locally catered meals twice a week. They’ve coined the program “Eatsy.”

Dining tables from the previous office were painted and hung on the walls as decorative art.

Employees are encouraged to attend daily meditation sessions and weekly yoga classes in the “breathing room.”

Last December, the company announced a policy to have gender-neutral bathrooms.

Monthly craft nights are a major event at the Etsy offices. Teachers are invited to host workshops on everything from sewing to weaving and printmaking.

Inside the “digital lab,” employees can play around with a 3-D printer.

There’s also a printmaking studio.

Curated art from various New York-based Etsy sellers graces the walls.

In fact, about 50 percent of the furnishings in the entire building were made by local artists and Etsy sellers. That includes about 750 pieces of furniture and light fixtures.

All of the wood within the office was either reclaimed or Forest Stewardship Council-certified, which means that it came from responsibly-managed forests.

A large bike storage room encourages employees to take a carbon-neutral commute into work. There are also showers on-site.

Plants, such as the ones lining the left wall here, are fed by rainwater collected from the roof.

The water is kept in a large storage tank that connects to an innovative irrigation system that also helps reduce runoff and flooding in the neighborhood.

Solar panels on the roof power about 1 percent of the building; however, the remaining 99% is also powered by local, renewable solar power sourced from a remote location.

Large windows that allow ample natural light are expected to save the company approximately 80,000 kilowatt-hours of energy a year.

Etsy also provides a gorgeous view of Manhattan.

The office is super dog-friendly.

Art collections consisting of Etsy products can be found on various floors — including in the lobby of the “Etsytorium,” an auditorium for both private and public events.

But you’ll see lots of bold art throughout the building.

Overall, the building aims to provide a comfortable, safe, and imaginative working environment for everyone.