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Thinking KI on Campus
How can intentional design support three of the most valued themes in higher education? Learn how we think KI on campus.
Four Challenges Facing K-12 Spaces and How to Solve Them
We heard from K-12 schools all over the country. Here are the top challenges they face in their classrooms and schools—and how to solve them.
Design Better College Libraries With These 10 User Experience Drivers
Explore essential design strategies for college libraries based on 10 key user experiences that inspire learning, foster community, and adapt to diverse student needs.
The Pros and Cons of Distance-Based Learning
In week two of KI's distance-based learning interview series, middle schoolers share the pros and cons of online learning.
Tenants struggle to build a bridge to somewhere
From protective gear to KI Furniture’s plexiglass dividers, companies face rising costs as they prepare offices for safe returns.
Can Companies Save Money with Workplace Wellness Programs?
American employers spend millions trying to keep employees healthy. How does this affect their bottom line?
What You Should See on the Last Day of NeoCon
Worry no more. The Business of Furniture team was hard at work over the last two days scouring showrooms high and low for the coolest, most innovative and generally awesome products at NeoCon.
How to Shift to a Hybrid Work Model: A Conversation with Cooper Carry
Jonathan Webb, KI's Workplace Market Director, sat down with Brian Parker, principal at design firm Cooper Carry, to discuss the transition to being back in the office under a hybrid work model with
What Design Education Means Now
The IIDA Educators Panel brought together design and education professionals to discuss teaching in a pandemic and what the future holds.
The Impact of the Built Environment
Interior designers are collectors of experiences, translating those experiences into the built environment. What can this look like post-COVID-19?