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How People Work With Poppin
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Heap
When they moved into a new space, Heap wanted to start fresh by creating a branded space that felt personal, cohesive, and evocative of their one-of-a-kind culture.
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Pearl Capital
When Pearl Capital transitioned from cubicles to an entirely open-concept workspace—and from FiDi to Jersey City—they needed to get their employees excited about their office move and makeover.
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SARANKCO
Independent creative studio SARANKCO turned to Poppin for flexible furniture that created a cohesive energy and sense of community throughout their space.
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Honey
Honey needed to open a second location that felt seamlessly on-brand and provided enough space for their rapidly expanding team.
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8x8
As their team quickly scaled, 8x8 needed to outfit their office with flexible furniture that could be easily moved and reconfigured when they moved into a larger space.
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We all have gotten too used to insane lead times and opaque pricing structures. Poppin makes it simple.
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Frame.io
After a growth phase, Frame.io needed to start fresh with a space that supports the continued scaling of the team.
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Managed by Q
Managed by Q wanted to transform their new office with an open layout that encourages collaboration.
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Sojern
Sojern wanted an office floor plan that encouraged the open exchange of information—without sacrificing their team’s focus.
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Architecture is basically a container of something. I hope they will enjoy not so much the teacup, but the tea.
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Zeel
Zeel wanted their new Midtown Manhattan office to reflect the revolutionary spirit that created the Massage On Demand category. Within three weeks of finishing the space, Zeel was featured in Inc. Magazine as having one of the coolest offices in New York City.
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The Yard
When The Yard built out their headquarters in NYC, they aimed to create a flexible and functional “hybrid space” to accommodate their own employees as well as they do their co-working clients.
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Chloe + Isabel
When Chloe + Isabel found a beautiful new space for their growing team, they needed to fill it with furniture that reflected their elevated design aesthetic while staying within their budget.
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Blueport Commerce
Blueport Commerce found a big new space...but it came with a big catch: they needed to move in over a single weekend. They turned to Poppin to outfit their entire office on a tight budget and a speedy timeline.
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Urban Arts Partnership
Urban Arts Partnership, a nonprofit dedicated to bringing the arts to underserved students, needed a flexible new space that encouraged creativity and community.
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Architizer
As Architizer prepared to move into their new space, they needed a sleek and efficient office that reflected their position in the architecture community. Modern Poppin furniture in a minimalist palette let their design sensibility shine.
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M Monroe Design
Stanley Corporate needed to create a warm, practical space within a tight budget. They turned to M Monroe Design to create a welcoming space with Poppin furniture.
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Parisoma
PARISOMA, a coworking space in San Francisco’s SOMA district, needed to create a functional space for hosting the classes and events that foster their high community engagement.
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Blue Ridge Labs
Blue Ridge Labs, a Brooklyn-based social impact incubator, needed a modern, flexible space on a non-profit budget.
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Hunter
When Hunter NYC relocated to a new office, they took the opportunity to create a modern open floor plan complete with communal work stations. Working on a tight turnaround, they needed a complete solution for a company with a strong history of brand identity.
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Ban.do
At Ban.do, they're serious about fun. So when they outgrew their old office, they turned to Poppin to put a spin on their new space.
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PolicyGenius
When PolicyGenius moved out of a co-working space and into their first office, they were faced with the task of managing day-to-day business goals while creating a new workspace that celebrated their cultures and core values.