The Remote Grind OC Coworking

Calling remote workers, freelancers, and digital nomads, join us for a co-working session at one of OC’s most art-forward cafés.

Why Stereoscope Coffee?

• The interior features a dramatic 3-D ceiling mural by artist Christy Lee Rogers, a striking overhead installation that makes the space feel like a creative studio meets café. 
• The vibe is modern and airy: minimalist decor, white-oak bench seating, marble bar, and plenty of natural light make it a pleasant place to settle in. 
• Drink & food offerings go beyond coffee: they serve pour-overs, espresso drinks, lattes, and also breakfast or brunch friendly fare (pastries, toast, sandwiches, etc.). 

Parking & Logistics

• There is a parking structure across the way, bring your ticket; Stereoscope validates parking flr two hours. 
• Seating is limited inside, and outlets / work-friendly tables may be constrained, best to come with a charged laptop and optional backup battery. 

What to Expect

We’ll sit together as a group, sharing a cluster of seats so we can work alongside each other. Grab something to drink or eat, pick a spot, plug in (if possible), and work at your pace. The atmosphere supports focus but also fosters connection, ideal for networking and casual collaboration.

Calling remote workers, creative hustlers, and digital nomads — join us for a co-working session inside one of SoCal’s most iconic spaces: IKEA Costa Mesa.

Why this location?
• IKEA’s spacious interior offers wide aisles, natural light, and room to spread out (and get inspired) while working.
• When your brain needs a break, stroll through the showrooms or furniture displays — a built-in mental refresh.
• IKEA’s Swedish Restaurant & Bistro on site means you won’t need to wander far for a bite — comfort food, coffee, and quick snacks right upstairs. 
• Though IKEA is known for big layouts and browsing journeys, many visitors mention that parking is plentiful, though weekends get busier. 

Seating & Power
• We’ll be sitting together, working as a group at communal tables or tucked into a cluster of seats so we can support, chat, or brainstorm as needed.
• There are outlets, mostly located along walls or near seating zones, but they’re limited. Come with some battery backup or a full charge just in case.

What to Bring / Expect
• Laptop, charger, and optional power bank.
• Coffee or snacks (via the IKEA café or their restaurant).
• Openness to meet new faces and exchange ideas.
• Flexibility — we’ll share a table and set the flow together.