We wanted visitors of the Honest Company to experience the brand in an organic way, so we built a house inside the headquarters, decorated in high-contrast Scandinavian style, and placed all the products naturally throughout the home.

+ Pile on the pillows.
+ Mix and match colors and texture.
+ Incorporate personal touches. Surrounding yourself with heirlooms, family photos, and mementos from your travels makes any house feel like a home.

A cute little dog. They look so great in the office, and whenever you’re getting stressed, they look at you with those big doe-y eyes and remind you not to take things too seriously. Follow ours at #poppyhollywood.

Large scale artwork always creates a high-impact moment, without necessarily breaking the bank. We often find amazing pieces at flea markets or source them from fabulous vendors on Etsy who make stunning works that anyone can afford.

To create a homey, welcoming vibe in an 83,000 square-foot space.

You have to think about durability because offices see a lot of foot traffic. Stay mindful of maximizing productivity: Great task-lighting is important, as is choosing the right desk chairs. Also, pay special attention to gathering and meeting spaces, which serve vital roles in the daily life of a business. For this project, we deferred heavily to the project architects from Rapt Studio, who were key in helping us plan and plot the functionality of the space.

Offset lighting. You want it to come from all different places to eliminate harsh shadows. Blemishes, begone!

The kitchen. It was the perfect mix of modern and rustic.

Putting your logo everywhere. The office space should be a reflection of your brand’s style and cool factor, which you can achieve through decor and by creating a vibe, rather than by slapping your logo on every surface.

I rarely wear socks. I am ankles-out seven days a week.