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Our OKC Architecture Studio

We’re more than architects — we’re partners in creating spaces that reflect your values, support your lifestyle, and stand the test of time. From residential homes to commercial projects, we design with intention, clarity, and purpose.

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Design at Every Scale

From redesigning an 8,500 square foot Youth Facility to a 300 square foot yellow kitchen, we create spaces for families, small businesses, and locally minded organizations in and around Oklahoma. No matter the size, we prioritize your values.

Our Origin Story

WHAT STARTED IT ALL

Green Couch Design began on a Saturday morning over cups of British Breakfast Tea — with owners Megan and Cale sprawled across a green couch, sketching dreams for their future. They wanted to raise a family and build a business without compromising their values: time together, quality of work, and intentional living.

That green couch became the launching pad for what is now a growing Oklahoma City architecture studio. It’s where resilience met creativity, where vision turned into reality, and where the values that still guide every project today first took root.

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GOOD DESIGN TAKES A VILLAGE

Meet the Team

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Megan Lopp

  • With nearly two decades of experience spanning branding, marketing, and design, Megan brings a rare blend of creativity and strategic vision to every project. As CEO and Principal Designer, she leads with a focus on clarity, collaboration, and purpose—guiding each phase from client onboarding through design delivery.

    Before founding Green Couch Design, Megan worked at a boutique branding studio in Oklahoma City, earning multiple Addy Awards and features in HOW Design Magazine. Her work continues to reflect that brand-forward approach, shaping projects that are both visually compelling and deeply intentional.

    Outside the studio, she enjoys dark coffee and thrifting. From running a full marathon in her twenties to raising three boys and coaching her eight-year-old son’s soccer team to an undefeated season, Megan brings the same grit and grace she carries into her work.

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Cale Lopp

  • A licensed architect with more than eighteen years of experience in architecture, construction, and development, Cale brings a deep understanding of both design and delivery to every project. His background in project management, construction oversight, and development representation informs his ability to guide complex projects from concept to completion.

    At Green Couch Design, Cale leads the firm’s architectural process and oversees day-to-day operations across civic, commercial, and residential projects—including CM/GC work with the Pawnee and Seminole Nations. Known for his balanced approach to precision and practicality, he leverages technology, communication, and collaboration to keep projects efficient and on track.

    Outside of work, Cale enjoys leading a Cub Scout pack, playing Dungeons & Dragons, and spending time with his family—where his “master builder” title is well-earned, both on the job and at Lego night.

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Olivia Owen

The Timeless Creative

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Lakelynn Houck

The Artistic Heart

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Camryn Richards

The Storyteller

Our Mission + Values

Green Couch Design was founded on the belief that every space should serve with purpose. We partner with homeowners, developers, and organizations to create architecture that works as beautifully as it looks. From civic and tribal projects to city infill homes and adaptive reuse developments, we blend technical expertise with intentional design. Guided by transparency, efficiency, and collaboration, we deliver spaces that meet today’s needs and endure for generations.

CHAPTERS THAT SHAPED WHO WE ARE

From Couch to Company

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The Dream Sparked

What began as a joke quickly became something more. On the night Megan and Cale first met, they joked about running a design firm together. At the time, Cale was studying architecture and Megan was in graphic design. Within a year, that playful idea turned into late-night, heart-led conversations — one of them happening on a well-worn green couch, with an engagement ring on Megan’s finger.

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A Business Is Born

Launched with no savings and a bag of found concrete, Green Couch first came to life during the wake of the 2008 recession. The pair designed concrete jewelry and custom kitchen prints on aprons, tea towels, and mixer covers — selling their creations at markets, craft shows, Etsy, and local shops like Shop Good and Stash across Oklahoma, Dallas, and Kansas. After two years of long hours and tight margins, they knew it was time to pivot.

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Life + Foundations

Cale returned to a 9–5 job just as their first (surprise!) baby boy arrived in 2012. Over the next several years, their family grew to three boys while they restored a 1910 farmhouse, paid off school debt, and dipped into their first major architectural projects — including the Catalyst Youth Facility and a local church lobby and coffee shop.

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The Re-Launch

Pandemic shutdowns offered time to revisit the Green Couch dream. With a new perspective, Megan and Cale launched Design Date Nights, a video series where they shared stories of living intentionally in their 1,000 sq. ft. farmhouse. Those conversations reshaped their design philosophy and opened doors to bigger projects like The Oculist in downtown OKC and their Wheeler District home design.

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The Dream Realized

For two years, Cale worked 9–5 by day and designed for Green Couch by night, while Megan managed the business and their three boys with the help of one very dedicated Gigi. It was a grind, but it paid off. In 2022, the Lopps not only moved into their dream home, they stepped fully into their dream business — Green Couch Design, full time.

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The Growth Years

In 2025, Green Couch Design opened the doors to its new studio — a space built to reflect the firm’s growth and collaborative spirit. What began as a husband-and-wife team has expanded into a talented group of designers, creating both residential and commercial architecture across Oklahoma and beyond. From custom homes to tribal and civic projects, each design continues the same mission: thoughtful, values-driven spaces that stand the test of time.