Update: The Google SF office, half a block away from Mozilla, has one too:
When Worlds Collide
Apparently the conference rooms in the Mozilla SF office are all named after bars and nightclubs, and so this happened: 
Tags: dnalounge, fanboys, firstperson, nscp, sf
Location: 37° 47' 25.20" N, 122° 23' 25.80" W
17 Responses:
We should get your guy that made the DNA sign to make a smaller one and have it mounted there.
That looks like a vinyl sign so they cant have a laser cut one for at least 6 more years.
Ha, except at my office, the Hotel Utah is the real thing for Friday afternoon "meetings."
Also, a bit of shiny kettle effect going on there--enhance.
Uh, yeah, that's me. I swear I'm wearing pants.
Do they name the restrooms after famous international djs?
No, but I bet the walls are of a highly reflective material
What, Carl Cox and Sister Bliss?
Seems like a small room... I wonder if they are waiting for permits to knock out a cubicle...
I have a feeling we know who was responsible for that.
I used to work in a building where the conference rooms were named "In 15 minutes", "Your office" and "Tomorrow". Verbally scheduling meetings with visitors was always entertaining.
Now I'm actually curious as to who picked the naming scheme, and whether they knew you or not. I think pavlov picked the naming scheme for the Mountain View conference rooms (internet memes), and he's in the SF office now, so it's totally possible that he had a hand in it.
There's a "DNA Lounge" conference room on the 6th floor of Google's SF office, too. That floor is a bizarre amalgamation of restaurant and bar names.
Awesome! A picture would be appreciated...
DNA Lounge meeting room in SF Google, next to the Cafe du Nord meeting room.
Thanks!
Why is there no interior map?
Kinda tiny, ain't it?