What if...

We believe that Fort Bragg is on the verge of a creative, productive, and cultural wave. With shared resources, an ideal work space, and a network of talented, dynamic people, we can unleash the potential we see in ourselves and each other. 

we considered...

The north coast has natural beauty, charm, talented and kind people, and many work challenges. Home offices come with endless distractions. Public cafes have unreliable internet. Rented office rooms are expensive and lonely. Many of us feel like we are working in our own bubble, unconnected to opportunities that could be happening right across town. Don't get us wrong, we are great at what we do, and we enjoy our work... it's just that we are looking for something more. We want to feel inspired. You too? 

a new approach to work? 

Our co-working space is something in between a professional shared office space and a comfortable living room. Members enjoy a relaxed and calm work environment, away from the distractions of a home office. We offer many spaces to work, from comfy couches, to living-room desks, kitchen tables, or closed offices. We have reliable, fast internet, and we cover all cleaning and utilities. We have a rentable conference room, and an overnight guest suite. There's a full shared kitchen if you bring your lunch, and stocked cupboards if you need a quick snack. You'll be in a community of friendly, talented people with energy, ideas, and regular networking events. Everything in the Red House, is designed to help you succeed, and have a great time along the way. 

We have partnerships with other co-working spaces around the world. If wanderlust someday grips your heart, you could potentially head to the fjords of Iceland and have a desk waiting for you. Consider the possibilities. 

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Our Team

Scarlett

Beginning in 2017, Scarlett and her family worked together to transform the 115 year old Red House structure from an abandoned building to a bustling hub for local professionals and digital nomads on the Mendocino Coast.

Lia

Lia moved to the North Coast in 2015 with her husband who grew up in the area. Her creative and entrepreneurial spirit thrives on startup  energy and she loves business brainstorming and what she calls "fast and dirty website design."