Detroit-based Pophouse, a data-centric commercial interior designer, today unveiled its new headquarters within Detroit’s Capitol Park Historic District.
Located on the second floor of the historic David Stott Building (1120 Griswold St.), the space offers a strategic and fitting home for the boutique commercial interior design firm.
The David Stott building, a 38-story, art deco style high-rise designed by Donaldson and Meier and completed in 1929, is owned and operated by Bedrock Detroit.
The mixed-use building is comprised of residential units and retail, with Pophouse occupying the office space on the second floor.
The new 5,000 square foot office offers a hospitality-driven mindset, recognizing the evolution of workplace design and the need to provide high-functioning space, while also providing areas for socialization, collaboration, and respite.
“This design was among our most passionate projects. It is our home, our headquarters,” says Jennifer Janus, president of Pophouse. “We created it to be a collaborative, cohesive and flexible environment that puts our clients’ work at the forefront.
“Like all Pophouse designs, the space seamlessly blends form and function — respecting the history of the building while bringing a fresh approach that highlights our abilities as designers.”
A few of the unique amenities include a Design Lab, a Design Library, and a bespoke Hospitality Parlor.
Launched n 2013, Pophouse is a full-scope WBENC certified design studio focused on the built environment.
The company works on commercial projects with a specialty in workplace, hospitality, and retail design as well as interior, industrial, and environmental graphic design.
For more information, visit pophouse.design/.
