Photo: Lauren Andersen © 2017 Houzz
Living room - industrial medium tone wood floor and brown floor living room idea in San Francisco with beige walls

The open and airy space provides ample room for food preparation and a large island with seating, allowing the whole family to spend more time together. In the hallway to the right of the kitchen, bench cabinets with drawers and locker cabinets provide places for the family to keep their shoes and outdoor apparel convenient but out of sight.

Designed for Little Sleepies, a family apparel brand, this 10,000-square-foot office renovation in Hollywood, California transformed an empty commercial space into a warm, functional workplace for both staff and visitors. The project was planned as a workplace interior that supports daily operations while creating a more inviting and usable office environment. The design organizes a range of spaces for work, meeting, and informal gathering, including conference rooms, open work areas, communal lunch tables, kitchen amenities, and lounge-style seating. Rather than treating the office as a purely corporate interior, the project was shaped to feel comfortable, collaborative, and adaptable to the rhythms of everyday use. This project reflects experience in office renovation, workplace interiors, and commercial interior design, with an emphasis on turning underutilized space into a cohesive environment that supports both productivity and connection. The result is a workplace designed around flexibility, function, and a more welcoming sense of daily occupancy.

On a second story of a storefront in the vibrant neighborhood of Lakeshore Avenue, this studio is a series of surprises. The richness of existing brick walls is contrasted by bright, naturally lit surfaces. Raw steel elements mix with textured wall surfaces, detailed molding and modern fixtures. What was once a maze of halls and small rooms is now a well-organized flow of studio and changing spaces punctuated by large (immense) skylights and windows. Architecture by Tierney Conner Design Studio

Designed for Little Sleepies, a family apparel brand, this 10,000-square-foot office renovation in Hollywood, California transformed an empty commercial space into a warm, functional workplace for both staff and visitors. The project was planned as a workplace interior that supports daily operations while creating a more inviting and usable office environment. The design organizes a range of spaces for work, meeting, and informal gathering, including conference rooms, open work areas, communal lunch tables, kitchen amenities, and lounge-style seating. Rather than treating the office as a purely corporate interior, the project was shaped to feel comfortable, collaborative, and adaptable to the rhythms of everyday use. This project reflects experience in office renovation, workplace interiors, and commercial interior design, with an emphasis on turning underutilized space into a cohesive environment that supports both productivity and connection. The result is a workplace designed around flexibility, function, and a more welcoming sense of daily occupancy.

Designed for Little Sleepies, a family apparel brand, this 10,000-square-foot office renovation in Hollywood, California transformed an empty commercial space into a warm, functional workplace for both staff and visitors. The project was planned as a workplace interior that supports daily operations while creating a more inviting and usable office environment. The design organizes a range of spaces for work, meeting, and informal gathering, including conference rooms, open work areas, communal lunch tables, kitchen amenities, and lounge-style seating. Rather than treating the office as a purely corporate interior, the project was shaped to feel comfortable, collaborative, and adaptable to the rhythms of everyday use. This project reflects experience in office renovation, workplace interiors, and commercial interior design, with an emphasis on turning underutilized space into a cohesive environment that supports both productivity and connection. The result is a workplace designed around flexibility, function, and a more welcoming sense of daily occupancy.

Designed for Little Sleepies, a family apparel brand, this 10,000-square-foot office renovation in Hollywood, California transformed an empty commercial space into a warm, functional workplace for both staff and visitors. The project was planned as a workplace interior that supports daily operations while creating a more inviting and usable office environment. The design organizes a range of spaces for work, meeting, and informal gathering, including conference rooms, open work areas, communal lunch tables, kitchen amenities, and lounge-style seating. Rather than treating the office as a purely corporate interior, the project was shaped to feel comfortable, collaborative, and adaptable to the rhythms of everyday use. This project reflects experience in office renovation, workplace interiors, and commercial interior design, with an emphasis on turning underutilized space into a cohesive environment that supports both productivity and connection. The result is a workplace designed around flexibility, function, and a more welcoming sense of daily occupancy.

Designed for Little Sleepies, a family apparel brand, this 10,000-square-foot office renovation in Hollywood, California transformed an empty commercial space into a warm, functional workplace for both staff and visitors. The project was planned as a workplace interior that supports daily operations while creating a more inviting and usable office environment. The design organizes a range of spaces for work, meeting, and informal gathering, including conference rooms, open work areas, communal lunch tables, kitchen amenities, and lounge-style seating. Rather than treating the office as a purely corporate interior, the project was shaped to feel comfortable, collaborative, and adaptable to the rhythms of everyday use. This project reflects experience in office renovation, workplace interiors, and commercial interior design, with an emphasis on turning underutilized space into a cohesive environment that supports both productivity and connection. The result is a workplace designed around flexibility, function, and a more welcoming sense of daily occupancy.

Designed for Little Sleepies, a family apparel brand, this 10,000-square-foot office renovation in Hollywood, California transformed an empty commercial space into a warm, functional workplace for both staff and visitors. The project was planned as a workplace interior that supports daily operations while creating a more inviting and usable office environment. The design organizes a range of spaces for work, meeting, and informal gathering, including conference rooms, open work areas, communal lunch tables, kitchen amenities, and lounge-style seating. Rather than treating the office as a purely corporate interior, the project was shaped to feel comfortable, collaborative, and adaptable to the rhythms of everyday use. This project reflects experience in office renovation, workplace interiors, and commercial interior design, with an emphasis on turning underutilized space into a cohesive environment that supports both productivity and connection. The result is a workplace designed around flexibility, function, and a more welcoming sense of daily occupancy.