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This new content studio will make you say “WOW”

The WOW Factor Collective is basically a party in a box.

Light pink wall with a rainbow heart that reads "love looks better in color" in the center.

The studio includes functional spaces, multiple backdrops + stands, and a kitchen and bar.

Photo by LOUtoday

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Amanda Dare, founder + CEO of Woman-Owned Wallet (WOW) in NuLu, rushes around her new content studio blowing air into a giant pink flamingo pool float. She’s inflating the decoration for the grand opening of her latest venture, WOW Factor Collective, which took place on Wednesday, Aug. 23.

Green wall with gold framed paintings of influential women with velvet furniture in front.

The paintings of influential women were done by DrunkGirlDesigns on Etsy.

Photo by LOUtoday

Located across the street from the WOW gift shop at 822 E. Market St., the WOW Factor Collective is a flexible studio space + social media service agency. The goal of the new creative business is to bring the “wow factor” to events and social media.

What’s the “wow factor”?

Step inside, and you’ll see. Through the rainbow-filmed doors, the studio starts in a pink and green foyer. Acrylic paintings of influential women — think: Michelle Obama + “The Golden Girls” — hang in gold frames adjacent from a wall-to-floor mural based on a quote from Instagram influencer Elyse Myers. It reads: “Never too much & always enough.”

Pink cinderblock wall painted with flowers and reads "Never Too Much & Always Enough."

Amanda painted the mural at the front of the studio.

Photo by LOUtoday

Rounding the corner, the space opens into an explosion of color. Pink and yellow tassels drape from the ceiling surrounded by a group of disco balls, plus a faux plant wall and a pink kitchen + a bedazzled bar.

“We coined it a party-in-a-box,” said Chief Operating Officer Adrienne Nixon. Every nook and cranny is designed to be functional and flexible for both events and content creation for small businesses + entrepreneurs. “That’s why we went with ‘collective’ in that we have a collection of different services and offerings for everyone who needs it,” Adrienne said.

Pink cabinets with butcher block counters and red paper mache lips on the wall.

Amanda and Adrienne made the lips in the kitchen by hand.

Photo by LOUtoday

Here’s what the WOW Factor Collective is bringing to the table:

The WOW Factor Collective is open by appointment only, but the WOW store is open Thursday-Monday.

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