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LimeLite Seating

LimeLite presents a cohesive, extended seating line with design consistency and elegant aesthetics for any environment. Contoured and architectural in design, LimeLite offers responsive comfort and upscale, universal appeal.

Introducing

Ruckus Whiteboards

Combining dry-erase and tackable surfaces, Ruckus whiteboards support interaction and ideation with an intuitive shape for easier handling.

INTRODUCING

Pirouette Height-Adjustable Tables

Our most popular table line now offers height adjustability, available with set-screw or pneumatic base options.

K-12 EDUCATION FEATURE

Top 10 Products for K-12 Learning Environments

View our best-selling furniture solutions to support your elementary, middle and high schools.

INTRODUCING

The Cirque Collection

A celebration of storytelling, Cirque invokes the imagination by juxtaposing reverie with reality in an array of brightly colored hues.

HIGHER EDUCATION FEATURE Top 10 Products for Higher Education Environments

This past year underscored the importance that learning environments need to be adaptable, flexible and scalable. As you focus on navigating the complex challenges of Higher Ed administration, these are the products that helped our college and university clients this past year.

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Jubilee Lounge Seating

KI Furniture Solutions: Our Design Philosophy

News & Insights

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June 28, 2022 Three Ways Architectural Walls Can Future-Proof Your Space

Easy to install and reconfigure, architectural walls can help “future-proof” your space with agile functionality and superior aesthetics.

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June 7, 2022 NeoCon 2022: Stories to Share and Experiences to Explore

We’re excited to welcome you to showroom #1181 to hear the next chapters of our design stories. Here’s a sneak peek at the activities and products you’ll experience with us at NeoCon this year.

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May 24, 2022 Find Inspiration in the Classroom Next Door with a Culture Walk

The inspiration your classroom needs may already be in the building. By embarking on a “culture walk,” teachers can glean information to enhance the design of their learning spaces.