Church Edit‘s new headquarters sits directly on the Los Angeles River in Frogtown, with access to the river bike path from the property. The roughly 3,000-square-foot space occupies a building that began as an industrial site in the 1960s.

Modern living room with a brown leather sofa, glass coffee table, tall lamp, large window with vertical blinds, and a painting of two people reading on the wall
Modern dining room with a round glass table, six black chairs, a floral centerpiece, large paper lantern light, concrete walls, window, and abstract artwork on the wall
Modern living space with black leather chairs, mirrored coffee tables, large potted plant, exposed ceiling, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a lush garden
Modern living room with a black leather sofa, glass coffee table, abstract art, and a dining area in the background; natural light streams through large windows and a skylight
Modern office lounge with couches, chairs, and a coffee table on a yellow rug; large windows on the right let in natural light. Ceiling has exposed wooden beams
Church Edit’s LA Headquarters Rethinks the Editing Studio
Photography by Ye Rin Mok.
Church Edit’s LA Headquarters Rethinks the Editing Studio
Church Edit’s LA Headquarters Rethinks the Editing Studio
Church Edit’s LA Headquarters Rethinks the Editing Studio
Church Edit’s LA Headquarters Rethinks the Editing Studio
Church Edit’s LA Headquarters Rethinks the Editing Studio