Your office is the one place your whole culture shows up every day.

Commercial work is the core of what we do, from a single private office to a full headquarters. Clients in our project index include SEI, Scrub Daddy Headquarters, Ardent Bank and Creative Financial Group.

One team handles design, project management, delivery and installation, so you work with the same consultant, designer and project manager from the first walkthrough to the last punch-list item. At Tunnell, that meant a standing-height table by the window, so the best light in the office goes to the conversation.

What we plan for

• Workstations & benching
• Private offices
• Conference rooms
• Cafés & lounges

Students learn everywhere now: the classroom, the library, the hallway and the commons.

Schools ask more of furniture than almost anyone. Chairs get stacked, dragged and tipped back every day, tables have to regroup between periods, and libraries and commons only work if students actually want to spend time in them.

Our Designing Education lookbook collects the classrooms, libraries and commons our designers specify from, for K-12 and higher ed. St. Hubert’s is in our project index, and we know which products hold up to a school year.

What we plan for

• Classrooms
• Libraries
• Commons & cafés
• Admin suites

Every visit starts in the waiting room.

Healthcare furniture has to stand up to hospital disinfectants, support bariatric patients with dignity and still look like somewhere a nervous family wants to sit. Staff spaces matter just as much, because long shifts are hard on people and on furniture.

At Doylestown Hospital we used curved lounge seating and cleanable upholstery for a high-traffic waiting area, and laser-cut screens to turn a corridor into small waiting alcoves without building a single wall. At Main Line Health in King of Prussia, the work went all the way up to the rooftop farm.

What we plan for

• Waiting & lobby
• Patient & family seating
• Clinical support
• Staff spaces

Built for the public, and built to outlast the budget cycle.

Municipal, county and agency projects come with purchasing rules, review cycles and furniture that has to last through decades of daily use. We know the contracts and the codes, so the paperwork moves as carefully as the design.

Radnor Library is in our project index. Libraries, courtrooms and community rooms all share the same brief: durable, easy to maintain and welcoming to everyone who walks in.

What we plan for

• Agency offices
• Courts & council rooms
• Libraries
• Community spaces

In a lobby, the seating is the first impression.

Lobbies, lounges and amenity floors are furnished to be looked at as much as sat in, and they still take constant traffic. The pieces have to look as good in year ten as they did on opening day.

At Three Logan Square in Center City we refreshed the lobby with leather seating, sculptural side tables and a rug that holds the space together against 1980s marble, then added a second seating group by the garden to soften the stone. Sixteen seating lines are on the floor at our King of Prussia showroom if you want to sit before you choose.

What we plan for

• Lobbies
• Lounges
• Amenity floors
• Dining

It should feel like home and clean up like healthcare.

Residents live with this furniture every day. Common areas and dining rooms need the warmth of a living room: wood arms, soft color and chairs that are easy to get into and out of.

Behind that warmth sits commercial construction and upholstery that cleans up after every meal. We specify from healthcare lines like Sycamore Wood by Interwoven, which comes in guest, tandem, bariatric and patient seating so a whole community can match.

What we plan for

• Common areas
• Dining rooms
• Resident lounges
• Wellness spaces

Plant offices work as hard as the plant.

Control rooms, plant offices, break rooms and training spaces take more wear than a typical office, and they often have to be ready on a production schedule, not a design schedule.

We specify steel-bodied storage and desking built for demanding environments, from manufacturers like Global whose lead times make fast-track projects possible. Our project index also lists chemical, life-science and distribution companies such as Solenis, Purolite and Aramsco.

What we plan for

• Plant offices
• Control rooms
• Break rooms
• Training rooms