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KI donation hopes to bring comfort and security to Green Bay shelters
KI’s bed donations give more than comfort—they offer self-worth and a fresh start for shelter residents working toward recovery and independence.
Modernized design at new HQ preserves history and prioritizes community
High Point Police’s new HQ triples in size—featuring KI-designed spaces that support officer needs while preserving department identity.
HiP Award Winners 2022
“Ruckus” seating by KI and the “Cirque Collection” from Pallas Textiles were both recognized as honorees in Interior Design’s 2022 HiP Awards for outstanding commercial design solutions.
Wintrust Business Lunch 6/6/22: Rents rising, Apple announcements, and baby formula plant reopens
KI’s Jonathan Webb discusses evolving workplace trends post-pandemic, the rise of hybrid office strategies, and how wellness-driven design is shaping the future of commercial spaces—plus a preview of
The Architect's Newspaper: Furnishings
KI’s Zoetry Collection supports healthcare’s changing landscape with durable, flexible furniture tailored to patient and staff needs across a variety of care spaces.
Many offices still empty as employees continue to work remotely, employers remain cautious
As remote work persists, KI’s Jonathan Webb shares how flexible furniture solutions are helping companies adapt their spaces for safety, productivity, and future collaboration.
From workspace to the gig economy, here are the top small-business trends of 2020
From California's gig law to KI’s call for personal workspaces, these 2020 business trends reveal what companies must know to stay competitive.
KI's Dick Resch Honored with Wellness Leadership Award
Resch was recognized for his leadership in building a strong wellness culture at the Green Bay-based contract furniture manufacturer.
Why you should spend more time outdoors — at the office
Americans don’t get out much anymore, and it's hazardous to our health.
Do You Trust Your Employees? Your Office Might Be Telling Them Otherwise.
Workers are real people, not robots. Physical workplaces should reflect this.