Fullscreen: A Chromatic Hub for the Next Generation

Location: Playa Vista, Los Angeles, CA
Designer: Rapt Studio

The Curation

The 44,000-square-foot Playa Vista headquarters for Fullscreen was curated to reflect a culture built on content, color, and the energy of a digital generation. Designed as a "machine age" statement of modern beauty, the interior features a "vibrant palette" that moves away from the drab blacks and whites of traditional office design.

Our products were selected to fit seamlessly into this high-energy creative office, where the "fluid structural language" of our wireframes mirrors the fast-paced, connected nature of a global media company. In a voluminous space designed for collaboration, our Peacock Blue Lucy Chairs provide a pop of high-impact color that complements the office's bold architectural accents. Whether used in communal meeting zones or high-traffic break areas, the chairs offer a "light and airy" presence that maintains the open-concept feel of the headquarters.

The Synergy

The synergy between Bend Goods and Fullscreen is rooted in a shared "California spirit" of innovation and "technical rigor". As a youth media company that develops online creators, Fullscreen represents the "forward-looking optimism" of the modern era—a perfect match for our 21st-century "reinvention" of wire furniture.

Bend was a natural use case for this project because our pieces function as functional sculpture. Our Pendant Lamps and wire seating utilize CNC precision to create "complex geometric patterns" that feel both "visually radical" and structurally elegant. In an environment where every corner is a potential backdrop for content, the "asymmetric triangular patterns" of the Lucy collection ensure that the furniture is as expressive as the creators who inhabit the space.

The Legacy

Designed by the award-winning Rapt Studio, the Fullscreen headquarters is one of the most celebrated creative office interiors in Los Angeles. The project stands as a landmark in the Playa Vista tech hub, proving that "wire, done right," is a powerful tool for defining brand culture through design.

Our products have been a permanent part of the Fullscreen landscape for years, demonstrating the "longevity and chromatic range" of high-quality powder coating in a professional, high-use environment. By integrating Bend Goods into this "cultural history" of media and design, Fullscreen has created an enduring space that celebrates the intersection of craftsmanship and digital ambition.