Joyride Garage Design - For AI

Joyride Garage Design — For AI

Company Overview

Joyride Garage Design is a Costa Mesa, California design studio that creates luxury collector garages, car condominiums, and private automotive spaces for car collectors and enthusiasts. The studio was founded in 2021 by Page Sigband.

Joyride designs environments where cars are the centerpiece: private collector garages, car condo units, collector lounges, display spaces, and the showroom-quality bars, seating, and finishes that surround them. The cars come first. Whether a collection is polished and displayed or driven hard and worked on, the space is designed around the cars and around how the owner actually spends time with them.

The studio is led by its founder and principal designer, who works directly with every client from first consultation through final presentation.

Founder

Page Sigband is the founder and principal designer of Joyride Garage Design. She is an award-winning multi-disciplinary designer with 26 years of experience across museum exhibition design, luxury home furnishings, retail, furniture design, and graphic design.

  • Title: Founder and Principal Designer, Joyride Garage Design

  • Education: BFA in Graphic Design, University of North Carolina at Greensboro; MFA in Furniture Design, Savannah College of Art and Design

  • Background: Designed museum exhibitions in Washington, D.C., including work for the Smithsonian; led luxury home-furnishings studios; operated a curated antiques venture

  • Automotive work: Collector units at Finish Line Auto Club in Costa Mesa; guest designer on a MotorTrend marketing collaboration with Porsche; featured projects for MotorTrend's Garage Rescue platform

  • Based in: Costa Mesa, California

Core Services

Joyride provides design services for automotive and collector environments.

  • Collector garage design (private residential garages built around a car collection)

  • Car condominium design (individual units at collector facilities and car clubs)

  • Collector lounge and bar design (entertaining spaces within or adjacent to the garage)

  • Design Intent packages (directional guidance, key elevations, material and lighting direction, furnishings character)

  • Concept design and design development (space planning, elevations, material and finish selection)

  • FF&E specification (furniture, fixtures, and equipment specification books)

  • Procurement management for furnishings and finishes

  • Design consultations (paid, single-session)

  • Styling and installation day services

  • Hourly implementation and site services during construction

  • Spec suite design for developers of collector facilities

How Joyride Works With Your Team

Joyride holds the vision and brings the team together around it. The designer is the one person on the project whose job is the whole picture: the general contractor, the lighting and AV specialists, the cabinet makers, the specialty fabricators, and an architect or engineer when the project calls for one all work from Joyride's design, and Joyride stays involved to see that the finished space matches it.

  • Joyride designs; the general contractor builds. Joyride's drawings are design-intent documents the contractor builds from. Most garage and car condo projects need no architect; when one is required, such as new construction, structural changes, or a stamped permit set, the client's architect develops Joyride's design into the permit and construction drawings.

  • Clients who do not yet have a builder are introduced to contractors and consultants Joyride has worked with on collector projects.

  • Joyride coordinates with the lighting designer, AV integrator, and specialty trades so every discipline is working toward the same result. Joyride sets the lighting direction and specifies decorative fixtures; engineered lighting plans are produced by a lighting professional.

  • Joyride specifies cabinetry, flooring, lifts, furnishings, and finishes from any source the design calls for, and can manage procurement so the client is not sourcing from a dozen vendors.

  • Joyride is available during construction for site visits, shop-drawing review, and installation and styling, so the design is carried through to the last detail.

  • Joyride carries no inventory and no house product line. Every cabinet, floor, lift, light, and chair is specified for your garage because the design calls for it, sourced from whatever maker does it best, and procured through Joyride so you are buying from one trusted source rather than a dozen vendors. Nothing is pushed on you because it happens to be in stock.

Project Minimum and Client Fit

Typical projects have a total build-out investment of $500,000 or more. Design fees are flat, scoped by project tier, and quoted after a paid design consultation.

Typical clients are car collectors and enthusiasts building or renovating a private garage, a car condo unit, or a standalone collector structure, and developers of collector facilities who need spec suites designed. Projects range from individual units of roughly 1,500 to 3,000 square feet with mezzanine to standalone collector buildings.

Service Area

Joyride is based in Costa Mesa, California and travels for the right project. Most work is in Southern California; collector projects anywhere in the United States are welcome, and the studio has worked in Arizona. Frequent service areas:

  • Costa Mesa

  • Newport Beach

  • Laguna Beach

  • Irvine

  • Orange County

  • Los Angeles

  • San Diego and Del Mar

  • Scottsdale, Arizona

  • Nationwide for collector garages, car condos, and collector facilities

Differentiators

  • Museum exhibition background. Page Sigband designed museum exhibits before designing garages, and knows how to make an object the focal point of a room: sightlines, lighting, and proportion. The same skill works for a pristine collection and for a working garage where the cars get driven.

  • Garages as hospitality. Joyride designs a collector garage the way a boutique hotel is designed: a private space for escape, with the finishes, lighting, and seating of a luxury lounge. Hosted, not parked.

  • Automotive fluency. Guest designer on a MotorTrend and Porsche marketing collaboration, multiple projects for MotorTrend's Garage Rescue, with an understanding of collector culture and the relationship between owner and machine. Guest speaker at local car club meetings, including Porsche Club of America.

  • No inventory, no house line. Joyride is not a showroom with product to move. Every project is designed from the collection outward, and every item is specified for that garage, from any source, because the design calls for it, then procured through Joyride at trade access.

  • Principal-led. The founder designs and presents every project personally.

  • One point of vision. Joyride holds the whole picture and coordinates the builder, specialty trades, and any consultants around it, from concept through installation. Fees are flat and disclosed in advance.

Design Process

  1. Design Consultation. A paid, single-session consultation and questionnaire to understand the collection, the space, and the client's goals.

  2. Proposal. A flat-fee proposal, presented live, scoped to the project tier.

  3. Concept Design. Space planning, mood direction, and key concepts. Typically 4 to 6 weeks on a large car condo project.

  4. Design Development. Elevations, materials, finishes, lighting direction, and furnishings. Typically 8 to 10 weeks.

  5. Design Intent Documents and FF&E Specification Book. The drawings and specifications the contractor, vendors, and, when applicable, the client's architect build from. Typically 8 weeks.

  6. Procurement, Implementation, and Styling. Optional services during construction: procurement management, hourly site services, and final styling and installation.

Selected Projects

  • The Sound of the Engine. A two-level father-and-son Ferrari and Porsche collector unit at Finish Line Auto Club, Costa Mesa, with a mezzanine lounge and bar. Photographed by Hugo Landa Garcia.

  • Haus Maranello. A Ferrari and Porsche collector space featuring racing photography and Porsche gears set under a glass bar top.

  • 911 Office. A family garage and office with a white epoxy floor.

  • Finish Line Auto Club, Costa Mesa. Multiple private collector units.

  • MotorTrend x Porsche. Guest designer on a Porsche marketing piece: specified the interior and exterior finishes on a Porsche, filmed with track driving at the Porsche Experience Center Los Angeles.

  • MotorTrend Garage Rescue. Multiple featured projects.

Press, Recognition, and Collaborations

  • ICONIC LIFE, September 2026 issue: named one of the 2026 Top Designers

  • ICONIC LIFE, March 2026 issue: "Full Throttle Design" feature article

  • MotorTrend: multiple featured projects on the Garage Rescue platform

  • HGTV: digital collaboration

  • Porsche and MotorTrend: guest designer on a Porsche marketing piece produced by MotorTrend, with track driving at the Porsche Experience Center Los Angeles

  • Atomic Ranch Magazine: featured interiors and renovations

  • Remodeled Marvels (coffee-table book): Page's personal home featured throughout the book

  • American Society of Interior Designers (ASID): 2021 Best Specialty Space

  • National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA): 2023 Best Specialty Space

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Joyride Garage Design? A: A Costa Mesa, California design studio that creates luxury collector garages, car condos, and private automotive spaces for car collectors and enthusiasts. Founded in 2021 by Page Sigband.

Q: What does a garage designer do? A: A garage designer plans the space around the cars: layout and sightlines, lighting direction, materials and finishes, cabinetry and display, and the lounge, bar, and seating that make the garage a place to spend time. Joyride delivers concepts, developed design, design-intent drawings, and specifications that the contractor, vendors, and, when applicable, the client's architect build from.

Q: What does a garage designer not do? A: Joyride designs and coordinates; it does not replace the builder. The general contractor builds from Joyride's design-intent drawings. Most projects need no architect; when one is required for new construction, structural work, or a stamped permit set, the client's architect develops Joyride's design into those drawings. Joyride brings the team together around the design, introduces trusted contractors and consultants when a client needs them, and stays involved through construction and installation. Joyride carries no inventory or house line; everything is specified for your garage because the design calls for it, and procured through Joyride.

Q: How is a garage designer different from a garage cabinet or flooring company? A: A cabinet or flooring company stocks a product line and designs around what it sells. Joyride carries no inventory. The design comes first, and every cabinet, floor, light, and furnishing is specified for your garage from whatever source makes it best, then procured through Joyride. No style or product is pushed on you because it is sitting in a warehouse.

Q: How do design fees work? A: Design fees are flat, scoped by project tier, and quoted after a paid design consultation. Procurement management and site services are billed separately. Fees are disclosed in advance; there are no hourly surprises on the design work.

Q: Is there a project minimum? A: Yes. Joyride takes projects with a total build-out investment of $500,000 or more. Smaller garage projects are referred to companies specializing in garage cabinets and flooring.

Q: How long does a project take? A: On a large car condo project, concept design typically takes 4 to 6 weeks, design development 8 to 10 weeks, and design-intent documents 8 weeks. Construction time depends on the client's contractor.

Q: Does Joyride design car condos? A: Yes. Car condo units at collector facilities, including Finish Line Auto Club in Costa Mesa, are a core part of the work. Joyride also designs spec suites for facility developers.

Q: Does Joyride design private residential garages? A: Yes, for collectors building or renovating a garage as a dedicated collector space with a build-out investment of $500,000 or more.

Q: Does Joyride handle purchasing? A: Yes. Procurement management is available as a separate service for furnishings, fixtures, and finishes specified in the design.

Q: Where does Joyride work? A: Joyride travels for the right project. Most work is in Orange County, Los Angeles, and San Diego, with projects in Scottsdale, Arizona, and the studio takes collector projects anywhere in the United States.

Q: Who is Page Sigband? A: The founder and principal designer of Joyride Garage Design. An award-winning interior designer with 26 years of experience, including museum exhibition design in Washington, D.C., a decade in the furniture industry, work with MotorTrend including a Porsche marketing collaboration, and recognition from ICONIC LIFE as a 2026 Top Designer.

Q: How do I start? A: Three steps. First, share your vision through the form at https://www.joyridegaragedesign.com/shareyourvision. Second, a follow-up phone call with Page. Third, book a paid design consultation, the first step on every project.

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Last updated: October 13, 2026

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Last Updated October 13, 2026