Here at CB Creative Agency, we source our furniture and home decor for interior design projects from unique, high-quality vendors like House of Morrison. This “interiors boutique” recently interviewed CB Creative Founder and Creative director Clarissa Butler to talk all things creative.

More and more art pieces have been popping up all over Costa Mesa, and we’re not the only ones noticing the good vibes that they bring to the “City of the Arts.” South Coast Metro recently came out with their latest public art booklet featuring pieces throughout the city, including CB Creative’s curated pieces at CANVAS.

“I just think that there are so many amazing houses that have potential. We felt like rather than scrap a perfectly good house, we could rebuild it.”

In their article, “Designed by Today, Inspired by Yesterday,” Atomic Ranch Design Magazine tells the story of this Newport Beach home we helped style and its “face lift” process.

Turns out, some people don’t want to come back to work. Employees have settled into their sweatpants and home offie routine, many of them with no intention of coming back to a physical office.

But in-person work drives collaboration and innovation, so many CEOs are looking for ways to persuade their workers that coming back isn’t so bad. One answer? Transform your physical office space by adding some meaningful artwork.

We were recently interviewed on the I Heart Costa Mesa podcast, chatting about what we ACTUALLY do at work, our big plans for the future, breaking the glass ceiling, and of course, where we like to eat in this great city.

Many people end up following the same typical home decor trends that don’t express their personality. Diverging from the predictable may be scary at first, but a few simple design tricks can help you bring life to your living space.

So, where should you start? Our founder Clarissa Butler recently discussed some of her design expertise with Christina Harmon from the Harmon Agency.

At CB Creative Agency, we value TAKING ACTION. We’ve had the opportunity to work with several Black-owned organizations over the past several months, drawing on our diverse team of creators to make a difference.

Versatile colors. Open floor plans. Sharp angles. Natural light. Geometric shapes. Minimalist aesthetic. Asymmetrical lines.

Nothing screams Mid-Century MODERN quite like this dream home in Newport Beach, our latest staging project for Kase Real Estate.

The best way to finish off the month of March? A feature in Canvas Costa Mesa’s “Women of CNVS” initiative for National Women’s History Month!

Clarissa shared some of her thoughts with Canvas about her female role models and barriers female professionals face in the art and design world.

We’ve been working with Parkman Woodworks for a number of years, providing our clients with custom pieces and bringing our interior design spaces to life.

So, why go for custom pieces from a local business instead of buying mass-produced furniture from a larger, well-known one?

It's official! The dynamic workspaces at CANVAS Costa Mesa are complete and ready to be (safely) filled with tenants in the near future. Check out this press release from PR Newswire!

How do you get inspired when you’re in a rut? Everyone is different. Maybe you go for a walk, listen to music, talk to a friend, even take a nap.

At CB Creative Agency, we’ve found that we’re able to refresh, reset, and create new ideas by going to museums!

At CB Creative Agency, we have the opportunity to work with a variety of artists, one being Aaron de la Cruz. A family man, de la Cruz is the father of seven-year-old twin boys and a four-year old girl.

While growing up in San Francisco, graffiti became de la Cruz’s first access to art in a public setting. Although his work has evolved over the years, he continues to incorporate graffiti-like elements into his art.