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Raw Jasper - PRJ 

600 Series all-purpose stools offer function, versatility and long-term value. Economically priced, the stools provide a wide selection of styling and options. With a comfort flex back, Cogni cafe

Rubber Ducky - PRK 

600 Series all-purpose stools offer function, versatility and long-term value. Economically priced, the stools provide a wide selection of styling and options. Built to withstand the rigors of school

Mardi Gras - PMG 

600 Series all-purpose stools offer function, versatility and long-term value. Economically priced, the stools provide a wide selection of styling and options. Built to withstand the rigors of school

Flannel - PFN 

600 Series all-purpose stools offer function, versatility and long-term value. Economically priced, the stools provide a wide selection of styling and options. With a comfort flex back, Cogni cafe

Cottonwood - PCO 

600 Series all-purpose stools offer function, versatility and long-term value. Economically priced, the stools provide a wide selection of styling and options. With a comfort flex back, Cogni cafe

Rainforest - PRQ 

600 Series all-purpose stools offer function, versatility and long-term value. Economically priced, the stools provide a wide selection of styling and options. With a comfort flex back, Cogni cafe

Sky Blue - PSK 

600 Series all-purpose stools offer function, versatility and long-term value. Economically priced, the stools provide a wide selection of styling and options. With a comfort flex back, Cogni cafe

How Have Colleges Adjusted to Remote Learning? 

KI checks back in with college students to see how they’ve adjusted during the pandemic and how remote learning has evolved.

Highlights from NeoCon and Design Days 2024 

KI and other design leaders showcased sustainable solutions at NeoCon 2024—highlighting acoustic privacy, flexible workspaces, and climate-forward furniture.

Learning to Adapt to Virtual Middle School 

This week, KI spoke with a 14-year-old eighth-grader about the ups and downs of virtual middle school during the pandemic.

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