Minimalist Creative Space in Tarzana, Los Angeles.
about this space
This 195-square-meter commercial space is located at 6315 Belmar Avenue in Tarzana, Los Angeles. The property is a minimalist, modern, all-white venue suitable for events, pop-up retail, galleries, and photo shoots. The layout includes a ground-floor street-level area with natural light and an additional guesthouse or showroom space featuring white walls and a projection area. The interior is equipped with air conditioning, heating, and wireless internet. Functional amenities include a complete kitchen, a counter, furniture, and a garment rack. The premises also feature a bathroom and a water closet. Architectural details include industrial elements and a white-box minimal design. For accessibility, the space provides multiple entrances, a handicap-accessible route, and on-site parking. Practical retail support is provided by a window display. Safety is maintained through a security system. This versatile 2,100-square-foot property offers a clean and professional environment for various creative and retail applications within the Tarzana neighborhood.
the fwv take
Book this Tarzana white box as a content studio and ecommerce shoot base first and a by-appointment fashion showroom second, because 195 sqm of all-white walls with a complete kitchen, on-site parking and a separate guesthouse room lets a small production team shoot, reset and hold buyer meetings across a single day without renting a second location.
The ground-floor street-level room carries the daylight while the industrial detailing keeps the shell from reading as sterile, and the projection area in the secondary space does the specific job of running campaign film or a lookbook loop for a press day venue without any additional AV build.
This suits contemporary ready-to-wear, denim, activewear, swim and clean-packaging beauty brands at three to six years of trading with a regional wholesale base, and we would steer heritage maisons elsewhere entirely, since a white-box minimal interior in the San Fernando Valley cannot carry the price signal that panelling and a prime façade do, something worth testing through concept and direction before committing.
In our experience Los Angeles moves later than Europe, so six to eight weeks of lead time holds for most dates, though the February and September market weeks and the pre-holiday sample sale window in early November fill first, and brands activating in this type of space consistently find the real constraint is footfall rather than availability; Tarzana is a driving neighbourhood served by buses on Victory and Tampa, so plan invite lists and paid traffic accordingly and compare it against other spaces in New York if walk-by discovery is essential to the concept.
what's included
- daylight
- industrial
- lighting
- living space
- wc
- whitebox minimal
- handicap accessible
- multiple entrances
- parking
- air conditioning
- bathroom
- complete kitchen
- counter
- furniture
- garment rack
- heating
- wifi
- ground floor street
- window display
- security system
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how to book this space
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Check the shell and the dates
Review the gallery, 195 sqm floor plan and amenities for Minimalist Creative Space in Tarzana, Los Angeles, then note the window you want in Los Angeles. Fashion week dates book 6–10 weeks out.
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Send the brief
Use the request panel on this page to send your dates, expected footfall and budget. Pricing on this space is quoted on request.
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Get availability and a quote
We confirm availability with the operator and come back within 24 hours with the all-in cost: rent, staffing, permits and fit-out for Los Angeles.
- 04
Lock the contract
Sign the short-term licence, pay the deposit and we register any permit or signage paperwork the address needs.
- 05
Build and open
Fit-out, install and staff the pop-up. Our production team handles delivery, install and the strike at the end of the run in Los Angeles.
use cases
location
getting here & street life
nearest transit
- Victory/Belmarbus157 m · 2 min
- Victory/Corbinbus348 m · 4 min
- Victory/Tampabus449 m · 6 min
- Tampa/Victorybus488 m · 6 min
- Tampa / Topham (G Line)bus602 m · 8 min
- Tampa / Kittridgebus757 m · 9 min
the neighbourhood
Tampa station is a station on the G Line of the Los Angeles Metro Busway system. It is named after adjacent Tampa Avenue, which travels north–south and crosses the east–west busway route. The artwork at this station is by Sandow Birk. The station is in the Tarzana neighborhood of Los Angeles.
frequently asked
Yes, this 195 sqm space at 6315 Belmar Avenue is available for pop-up shops and temporary retail runs. The ground-floor street-level layout, window display, counter and garment rack mean you can open a selling floor with very little fit-out, and the all-white walls take brand graphics and fixtures cleanly. In our experience handling bookings at addresses like this in the San Fernando Valley, brands running a pop-up shop here lean on their existing local customer list and paid social rather than walk-by traffic, since Tarzana is a driving neighbourhood. On-site parking and multiple entrances make repeated restocking through a week-long run straightforward. Tell us your dates and format and we will confirm what is available and how the day rate is structured.
who it suits
Brand Scale
This space fits brands with a 3 to 15 person team, roughly 2 to 6 years of trading, and an established DTC or regional wholesale base that needs working square footage rather than a prestige address. At 195 sqm across a street-level ground floor plus a secondary guesthouse or showroom room, it gives a small team enough space to run a selling floor and a private appointment area at the same time without hiring a large crew. On-site parking and multiple entrances mean a two or three person team can load in, reset and run the day unassisted, which is where the operating economics work at this scale. Brands at this stage typically find Tarzana suits a driving audience and a booked-appointment model rather than walk-by discovery. Where we see mismatches is when a global house wants a flagship-adjacent moment for international press, or when a solo maker needs 40 sqm for a weekend; the first will find Tarzana wrongly positioned, the second will pay for volume they cannot fill. If a central address is non-negotiable, compare other spaces in New York before committing here.
Aesthetic Fit
All-white minimalism with industrial detailing is the design language this space was built for, so it reads best for contemporary ready-to-wear, denim, activewear, swim, skincare, eyewear, jewellery and homeware with clean packaging. The white-box minimal walls, natural daylight on the ground floor and projection area let a brand impose its own identity through fixtures, graphics and lighting rather than fight the architecture, and the included garment rack, counter and furniture support a fashion showroom or pop-up shop build with minimal spend. Layering a bold single-colour or monolithic set piece here works particularly well on camera. What does not work is heritage luxury that depends on panelling, parquet, cornicing or a period façade to signal price, and equally maximalist or heavily themed concepts that need dark, atmospheric shells; a white box will flatten both. Brands wanting warmth or patina will spend more on production and build than the space saves them.
Best Use Cases
First choice is a content studio and ecommerce shoot base, because daylight, all-white walls, a complete kitchen, air conditioning, wifi and parking cover a full production day without an external studio rental. Second is a fashion showroom for wholesale appointments and collection preview, since the separate guesthouse room lets buyers view privately while samples stay racked in the main space. Third is a press day or influencer event, supported by the projection area for lookbook or campaign playback and the 200-person capacity for evening flow. Fourth is a sample sale or showroom sale, where street-level access, a counter, a window display and on-site parking make high-volume selling practical. Fifth is a pop-up shop or brand activation with a longer run, best suited to brands with an existing local list to drive traffic. Sixth is a gallery showing, pop-up exhibition or product launch, and seventh a workshop, masterclass or team offsite using the kitchen and living space. Our activation service covers staffing and payments across any of these formats.
Budget Signal
Expect mid-market pricing for Los Angeles and clear value for the San Fernando Valley, well below equivalent square footage on Melrose, Abbot Kinney or in the Arts District. What a brand buys at this tier is volume and self-sufficiency rather than address prestige: 2,100 sqft, a functioning kitchen, existing furniture, a security system, parking and a second private room, all of which reduce the production and rental line items a bare prime-location shell would add. Compared with a hotel event space you avoid catering minimums and hourly limits, compared with a co-working venue you get exclusive use and a window display, and compared with a shared pop-up format you keep full control of the build and the customer data. The trade is footfall, which is bus-served rather than pedestrian, so budget for traffic-driving rather than assuming it. Model the full picture with our budget calculator before enquiring.
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