That vintage-style t-shirt you’re wearing? Chances are pretty good that it’s made by Junk Food Clothing, a Culver City-based company that’s been printing vintage designs on cozy tees since 1998. Inspired by old logos and packaging, Junk Food has acquired licenses to more than 800 images whose subjects run the gamut from musicians and movies to sports and food. “Our style is always seated in vintage Americana,” says Mike Palermo, creative director of Junk Food.

When Junk Food outgrew its previous office in west Los Angeles about a year ago, the team relocated to two adjoining spaces in Culver City. Design Director Demetrius May and Palermo took on the challenge of decorating the office in the brand’s style. “We wanted the office to be grounded in a fun, open place that at the same time pulled from our aesthetics of feeling comfortable and inviting,” explains Palermo.

The barn wood unites this working area with the rest of the office. Shirt samples hang along the wall so that all departments can easily access them.