Softcore Interiors

Softcore Gives

A little softness. A real purpose.

Good taste.
Better intentions.

We make art for the places you live and the person you’re becoming. We also want to help make safety, belonging and clearer vision part of more people’s everyday lives.

Moodwave original artwork: flowing black and white stripes through cobalt blue, cyan and electric lime.

Meet Softcore Interiors

Softcore Interiors is a gay-owned, art-forward brand built around self-expression. Our artwork finds its way into the objects we live with: the pillow you reach for, the towel you wrap around yourself, the details that make a space feel like yours.

We like a little wit, a little heat and a room with a point of view. Beneath that playful surface is a simple belief: people deserve to feel comfortable being themselves.

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What we want to stand behind

Our planned monthly charity program will focus on causes where practical support can change daily life. These are the three areas closest to the program we want to build.

Safety and a fresh start

Organizations supporting women and other survivors escaping domestic violence, including the care and practical resources that help people rebuild with dignity.

Belonging, year-round

LGBTQ+ organizations helping people find support, community and the freedom to live openly. For a gay-owned brand, this is personal—and our interest extends beyond Pride month.

A clearer view

Organizations improving access to prescription glasses. Seeing clearly can make work, learning and everyday independence more accessible.

Let’s make the giving meaningful

We’re inviting prospective charity partners to help shape the first campaign. We want to understand your work, the people you serve and what useful support would look like before choosing a format together.

A partnership could connect a monthly campaign with your organization’s priorities. The recipient, campaign dates and contribution terms will be agreed and shared clearly before a campaign begins. This page introduces our intentions; it does not announce an existing partnership or completed donation.

We want the story to stay centered on your work. Any use of a partner’s name, logo or campaign materials would be agreed together, with a clear explanation of how the campaign supports the cause.

Interested in a conversation?

Send us your organization’s website, a contact person and a short introduction to the program you’d like us to understand. We’d love to learn where our creativity and your work might meet.

Start a partnership conversation