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KI Introduces the Tributaire Collection
KI’s new Tributaire collection delivers sustainable, flexible furniture—elegant tables, lecterns, screens, and storage for modern learning and workspaces.
Communicating Trust to Your Employees During the Pandemic
Intentional design strategies can help employers and employees build trust at work. Here's how to foster trust even during a pandemic.
NeoCon 2018
Tattoo paints a picture that's both personal and tribal, defining and uniting. Inspiring stories and results that are more than skin deep.
How to Support Employee Work Styles After We Return to Work
Discover design tips for recreating and reinventing work environments as employees return to work that support different work styles.
St. Francis College
Creative planning made sure SFC met the needs of its commuter student population and incorporated natural design elements to provide a sense of respite among concrete surroundings.
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How School Design Can Keep Teachers and Administrators Safe
Discover simple education design changes that can be implemented to help make schools safer and healthier in the midst of the pandemic.
Building Classroom Community and Culture During the Pandemic
Explore how schools can adapt to social distancing guidelines without abandoning their sense of community during the pandemic.
The Evolution of Classroom Design Post-Pandemic
Discover classroom solutions that can support social distancing in the short term and adapt for whatever the future holds.
Can Thoughtful Design Prevent Pandemic-Induced Workplace Conflict?
KI offers suggestions for how employers can prevent potential pandemic-induced conflict as employees return to work.
Inside Meta’s Push to Solve the Noisy Office
Learn how the Cube began to take shape, in part, after one of Meta’s furniture vendors brought in an early prototype of a movable screen.