ABOUT UNHEIM / LOS ANGELES + HIGH DESERT
Homes, hospitality and wellness environments, interiors, landscapes, furnishings, lighting, materials, and original objects are conceived as one continuous experience. Whether cloister or condominium, the aim is a place with its own identity—the pearl in the oyster.
HOW THE WORK UNFOLDS
Projects may begin as consultation, close collaboration, or complete oversight. Each is shaped case by case—from concept and spatial planning through lighting, custom furniture, specialty materials, outdoor environments, coordination, and installation.
An amiable working relationship is essential. Client input is welcomed at every step; the result should feel unmistakably its own, never like a prescribed house style.

MICAH HEIMLICH
Los Angeles + High Desert
Micah Heimlich graduated from Clemson University in 1998 and relocated to Los Angeles the same year. He worked with Eric Owen Moss, Dan Busbin, and Paul Fortune before establishing unHeim.
His work extends from private residences and commercial interiors to furniture, material experiments, and what he calls “usable sculpture.” unHeim works between Los Angeles and the California high desert.
FURBISHURE + HŌM DEVELOPMENTS
The work continues at other scales.
Through Furbishure, unHeim develops original furnishings, lighting, collectible objects, material systems, and patented products. Through HŌM Developments, it explores responsive living environments that bring together wellness technologies, artificial intelligence, automation, sustainability, and human-centered design.
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What are you considering?
Projects often begin before the brief is settled. Share what you know, what remains uncertain, or simply where you would like to begin.
— PAUL FOSS

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