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Americans don’t get out much anymore, and it's hazardous to our health.

KI partnered with Owens Corning to redesign their HQ using the Infinity from KI process, creating tailored, collaborative, and architecturally integrated workspaces.

Using the KI model, New Fairfield High School tested different furniture and layouts with students and teachers to create exciting, dynamic spaces that better facilitate learning.

The non-profit school for homeless children opened on Dec 2., 2019. It now serves more than 200 students, doubling its original capacity.

KI partners with Positive Tomorrows in Oklahoma City, outfitting a new 45,000 sq ft school with flexible furniture for homeless children.

In its inaugural giveaway, KI awarded $120K in furniture to teachers, supporting classroom redesigns aligned with modern teaching philosophies and student needs.

KI’s bed donations give more than comfort—they offer self-worth and a fresh start for shelter residents working toward recovery and independence.

Supporting local shelters, KI delivers durable bed frames to aid homeless individuals in Green Bay, reinforcing its mission to make a difference.

Resch was recognized for his leadership in building a strong wellness culture at the Green Bay-based contract furniture manufacturer.

KI Tattoo Flex Screen: Flexible office dividers. Independent, reconfigurable screens for dynamic workspaces.