Deckers is not a single brand — it is a portfolio, and its headquarters reflects that complexity. UGG, HOKA, and Teva each carry a distinct identity, and the campus needed to honor all three without flattening them into a generic corporate aesthetic. TKOart, serving as their exclusive corporate art consultants, began by auditing existing artwork across all four buildings, determining what could be retained, repositioned, or replaced before a single new piece was acquired.

Key Work:

• Campus-Wide Art Program Development
  ‍ - Assessed existing artwork and integrated it into newly constructed spaces
  - Developed a cohesive plan across multiple buildings and departments
• Multi-Brand Curation Strategy
  - Created distinct visual identities for each division
  - Ensured alignment with overall company culture and brand portfolio
• Workplace & Community Spaces
  - Designed themed environments for individual teams
  - Enhanced shared spaces to promote collaboration and cross-brand awareness
• Executive & Feature Installations
  - Curated fine art for executive areas
  - Developed a chronological “best of” installation highlighting company history

Key Details:

• Spanning four buildings across the Deckers corporate campus
• Approximately 200,000 square feet of workspace
• Integrated new and existing artwork across multiple divisions
• Delivered in coordination with new construction and workplace expansion

A 200,000-square-foot campus housing multiple competing brand identities is not a typical art consulting brief. TKOart's approach was to treat the complexity as the creative problem rather than work around it, building a program where each brand's space felt distinct and considered while the campus as a whole remained cohesive. That balance, between individuality and unity across four buildings and dozens of environments, is what the Deckers program ultimately demonstrates.
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