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Inventure Design Sets Up Shop In Dallas And Tulsa

Jason Pryor, Michael Kopecky, James O'Neill and Raymond Romero
Photo credit: Courtesy of Inventure Design

The Houston-based workplace design firm Inventure Design is expanding to Frisco and Tulsa to better keep up with client demand. This will be the second and third location for the tech-based design firm that specializes in corporate and healthcare interior design and facility optimization. Inventure was founded in 1997 by James O'Neill.

The new Dallas location will serve offices in North Dallas and multifamily renovation projects grown from South Texas clients. The Tulsa office—the first outside Texas—will bridge programs for oil and gas, office, healthcare, retail and multifamily.

The Dallas office will be headed by a designer out of the Houston office and will hire additional designers within the next year. Tulsa will be run by the Houston office, with senior leadership splitting time between locations.

Here are principals Jason Pryor, Michael Kopecky, James O'Neill and Raymond Romero.

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