About Koncept House
Koncept House is a unique facility that offers a variety of business offices, studio spaces, and a Sober Social bar. The building also features a rotating artwork exhibition curated by Sakari Sanders. The business is known for its innovative concept and focus on growth. With multiple studios and a structured approach, Koncept House is a hub for creativity and entrepreneurship. However, some visitors have reported encountering rude workers, which can detract from the overall experience. Despite this, the facility has the potential to be a thriving community for like-minded individuals. The building is home to several Black-owned businesses, many of which are owned by Black women. Visitors can engage in various activities, such as winemaking, soap and candle making, and body care production, all under one roof. The walls are adorned with beautiful artwork that can be purchased. Parking can be a challenge, with limited spaces behind the building and a nearby lot that is no longer accessible. Overall, Koncept House offers a unique and diverse experience, but the staff's customer service needs improvement to ensure a welcoming atmosphere for all visitors.
We were in this building go for a wine making class and the business owner took us on a tour of the building. There are several Black owned businesses on this space and most are Black woman owned businesses. I loved the concept of Koncept House. I am planning to spend a day here. You can make soap, candles, other body care, have a drink, and shop all in one spaces. There are so many businesses here. The walls of the building are lined with beautiful artwork that you can also purchase. Parking is tight though. They have space behind the building and used to have a lot across the street. They day we came, the lot owner revoked access, so we had to all squeeze into...read full review
Very nice with multiple studios but rude workers.
I was here today and was hired by my client to shoot a video. I arrived early as I normally do and brought several pieces of equipment, to be honest it’s not an easy place if you don’t have an entire team as there are many stairs and not many parking areas to unload, so I had to make several upon several trips , which isn’t on them. But, as I waited for my client to come, who booked the studio, I was looked up and down by a Latino worker who kept staring at my equipment as if it better move or shouldn’t be there, he didn’t say hello or anything, just walked past me several times and looked at my things...read full review
Walking into this space was something else. From the variety of business offices and studio space, to the Sober Social bar, & not to forget the beautiful variety of rotating artwork curated by Sakari Sanders that is being exhibited all throughout the building, there’s definitely something special about this facility