Soft Curves For A New Home.

Poms envisioned a space that not only accommodates expansion and fosters in-person collaboration, but also serves as a magnet for fresh talent. Above all, their goal was to fashion an inclusive, multi-generational workspace imbued with a welcoming and familial atmosphere.

The design centered on natural, earthy tones that evokes a clean, sophisticated and inviting aesthetic for employees and visitors alike. Soft curves act as a guiding rhythm, weaving through the office and leading to pivotal communal areas.

Poms & Associates

LOCATION
Calabasas, California

SIZE
14,000 SF

SCOPE
Interior Design
Furniture Design
Plants + Table Top Decor

PHOTOGRAPHY
Benny Chan

“As with any project involving varying visions for the space, Blitz’s constant communication and professionalism allowed us to balance a wide array of opinions and make the design work for everyone. Having a saltwater aquarium in the office has always been my dream, and they even managed to incorporate it without compromising the design and usability of the space.
The aquarium has become the crown jewel of the space!

Our new headquarters turned out even better than we could have imagined. Even more importantly, this modern, welcoming, and inviting space has reset the stage for our employees because people are actually excited to come to work. We cannot thank Blitz enough for their partnership, vision, and dedication to excellence.”

David Poms, Founder + CEO, Poms & Associates

Amenities abound, including a central cafe opening onto a private outdoor patio, numerous coffee stations, and a versatile wine-tasting lounge that transforms into an event space. The integration of soft curved glass partitions for private offices and meeting spaces harmonizes seamlessly with custom-built case goods, lounge seating, and warm-toned wooden surfaces.

Each zone has a defining alcove, wall, or color blocking to distinguish it from the next: primary-colored walls and wood-toned, flower-shaped light fixtures bring to mind the farm; black wood tile and shelves supported by pipes connote industrial shipping; triangular wall tiles represent movement and direction of transportation; a butcher-block cart with overhead lighting creates a demonstration kitchen; and residential finishes define the pantry.