Tishman once again partnered with Henricksen for their new space at 227 W Monroe in the bustling city of Chicago. Henricksen was called on to provide project management and installation services. With expertise in project management and installation, Henricksen worked hard to ensure every detail was executed flawlessly to meet the client's expectations. Henricksen's work for this project included providing ancillary furniture and a selection of high-quality furniture pieces to enhance the renovated space. 227 W Monroe is a great example of Henricksen's commitment to delivering exceptional services tailored to the unique requirements of our real estate clients. Through collaboration with Serendi and our specialized team, we are excited to have helped bring this transformation to life and elevate the space to new heights of functionality and style. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2022 Location Chicago, IL Square Footage 5,000 Partners & Manufacturers CI, Serendi Design, Allermuir, Allsteel, Bernhardt Design, Crate & Barrel, Design Public Group, Global, Gunlocke, National, OFS, Restoration Hardware, Source, West Elm Manufacturers Used ​ The Franklin Chicago, IL Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

Focus Financial Partners wanted to construct a new office space they could customize to meet their needs and furnish to promote their multi-faceted culture. They needed it to be flexible and easily adaptive to the future growth of the company. “It was important that it fully supported and accommodated our increasingly expanding company with more than adequate office space, while also providing a high-tech workspace that encouraged interaction and stimulated creativity,” said Queen Kamani, Executive Assistant to Ruediger Adolf, the Founder and CEO of Focus Financial Partners. Focus Financial Partners worked with the architectural firm Ted Moudis Associates to design the new space. Once the overall layout was finalized, Henricksen was brought into the process for the furniture planning and selection. Several common areas, hoteling spaces, and individual private offices needed to be furnished. Focus wanted to re-use several existing furnishings in the new design, including some workstations and conference tables. Henricksen met with Ted Moudis Associates and Focus Financial Partners to review the architectural plans before presenting several furniture layouts and product selections. They also invited Focus to see some of the proposed furniture options at local showrooms and offices of other clients. Reflecting on the proceess Kamani shares, “Henricksen worked closely with our architects, contractors and project managers throughout the process, attending weekly meetings and participating on various conference calls. Once we finalized our furniture selections, Henricksen ordered, tracked and ensured the arrival and installation of all furniture to the specification of the architectural plan.” Henricksen also facilitated the re-use of an old conference table by stripping and refinishing it to match the new designs. This enabled Focus Financial Partners to retain a beautiful piece of furniture and make it fit the look and feel of their new space. Henricksen was able to blend existing and new furniture to furnish an open, airy office space that met the client’s vision. In addition to workstations and private offices, their new office now has huddle rooms, a game room, and a beautiful café kitchen. “In unification with the open indoor outdoor and hoteling floor plan concept design, comprising of wall plant greenery, glass partitions and doors throughout the space…,” said Kamani; “The selected furniture was perfectly in line with the overall floor design with its array of textures and colors, dimensions and style.” The furniture in the new space encourages collaboration with open workstations, seating and lounge areas, café-style booths, and conference room tables that can easily be connected and disconnected, rearranged and stored away. The fabrics and finishes blend into the office design by pulling out the blues, greens and golds of the company’s logo. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2019 Location New York, NY Square Footage 29,700 Partners & Manufacturers 24/7 Contracting, TMA, Icon Construction Manufacturers Used ​ Focus Financial Partners New York, NY Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

Jun 28, 2023 Synergy, a Henricksen Company, Rebranding to Henricksen. Henricksen is pleased to announce Tennessee-based Synergy, a Henricksen Company, is now Henricksen. This name change will enable Henricksen to claim its true scale as a national, full-service contract furniture and architectural solutions dealer. The company has 13 offices across the Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Northeast, and South — including Nashville, Knoxville, and Chattanooga, Tennessee. With more than six decades of exceptional customer service, Henricksen has built a reputation for creativity, industry knowledge, and innovative product solutions. Michael Moore, General Manager of Henricksen Tennessee, and former CEO of Synergy Business Environments, expressed his enthusiasm for the change, “Henricksen has had a great reputation in the architecture and design industry for a long time. I am excited about our long-term growth potential and our expanded ability to deliver for our clients.” The Henricksen name will be reflected on all Tennessee materials beginning in July, including bid responses, presentations, invoices, email addresses, and website. Share Copy link Facebook LinkedIn Pinterest Henricksen rebrands its Tennessee-based subsidiary, Synergy, to reflect national scale and commitment to innovative solutions. Synergy, a Henricksen Company, Rebranding to Henricksen COFCO, a Henricksen Company, opens new Experience Center and rebrands to Henricksen May 1, 2024 Henricksen is excited to announce the opening of the Washington DC Experience Center and the rebrand of COFCO to Henricksen. The new space will serve as a hub... Learn More Henricksen Announces Acquisition of Synergy Business Environments February 8, 2023 Henricksen, a top contract furniture dealership, has acquired Synergy Business Environments to enhance its national presence and broaden its product offerings. Learn More Henricksen Acquires COFCO, a Full-Scale Furniture Solutions Provider March 28, 2023 Henricksen, a top contract furniture dealership, has acquired COFCO to enhance their client experience and expand their capabilities. Learn More More News + Insights Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit News + Insights

Jan 26, 2024 We are thrilled to announce that Henricksen’s Minneapolis showroom has been awarded the prestigious Fitwel 1 Star Rating certification, a globally recognized standard for optimizing building design and operations to promote health and productivity. This achievement is a significant milestone in our ongoing commitment to creating healthier workplaces and a testament to our team’s ability to beautifully incorporate evidence-based design and strategies that support occupants’ physical, mental, and social health. Fitwel is the leading certification system committed to building health for all. The award underscores our dedication to providing amenities that foster healthier lifestyles in the workplace. Our team of wellness and sustainability advocates, including Debra Barnes, Principal, Vice President + General Manager, and Honey Ribar, Minneapolis Showroom Coordinator, both Fitwel Ambassadors, have played instrumental roles in achieving this recognition. Environmentally sustainable choices are visible throughout our leasehold space. We also leveraged the location and multitude of amenities at the Tractorworks building in the vibrant North Loop neighborhood. Our partnership with City Center Real Estate Partners, the building managers along with our broker, Cushman & Wakefield, our owner’s rep and project manager, JLL, architect and interior designer, HGA, contractor, Mission Construction, and all of our supplier partners, resulted in a space that showcases our product offerings and promotes unity and well-being. This recognition is a win for Henricksen and all our partners and clients who trust us to deliver top-notch workspace solutions. As we celebrate this achievement, it reaffirms our commitment to promoting wellness and sustainability in our operations. We thank Fitwel for acknowledging our dedication to health-promoting design and management. We pledge to continue our efforts to create spaces that contribute positively to the well-being of all occupants, and we are excited to lead the way in the industry’s shift towards healthier, more sustainable work environments. Share Copy link Facebook LinkedIn Pinterest Henricksen's Minneapolis showroom earned the prestigious Fitwel 1 Star Rating, showing their commitment to creating healthier workplaces through evidence-based design and sustainability. Henricksen Minneapolis Showroom Awarded Fitwel Certification COFCO, a Henricksen Company, opens new Experience Center and rebrands to Henricksen May 1, 2024 Henricksen is excited to announce the opening of the Washington DC Experience Center and the rebrand of COFCO to Henricksen. The new space will serve as a hub... Learn More Henricksen Announces Acquisition of Synergy Business Environments February 8, 2023 Henricksen, a top contract furniture dealership, has acquired Synergy Business Environments to enhance its national presence and broaden its product offerings. Learn More Henricksen Acquires COFCO, a Full-Scale Furniture Solutions Provider March 28, 2023 Henricksen, a top contract furniture dealership, has acquired COFCO to enhance their client experience and expand their capabilities. Learn More More News + Insights Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit News + Insights

Feb 8, 2023 Alignment strengthens Henricksen’s national presence, providing expanded product offerings and unparalleled client experience Itasca, IL — February 8, 2022 — Henricksen, a full-service contract furniture dealership specializing in office, healthcare, education, government, senior living, and hospitality spaces, announces the acquisition of Synergy Business Environments. The acquisition will combine the companies’ strengths, product and industry knowledge, and commitment to client service to expand Henricksen’s presence. As of February 8, 2022, Synergy Business Environments will officially change its name to Synergy, A Henricksen Company. “At a time when clients and manufacturers across industries are adjusting to new trends and expectations, we are very excited to bring Synergy Business Environments into the Henricksen community,” said Russell Frees, Henricksen’s President and CEO. “Our new partnership will deliver a heightened value and enhanced experience to our collective clients while creating a dynamic culture in which our employees can grow and thrive.” Synergy Business Environments is a full-service contract furniture and architectural solutions company with offices in Nashville, Knoxville, and Chattanooga. The company has a long track record of providing high-quality products and services tailored to every client’s unique needs, culture, and goals. As work styles and environments have changed since COVID-19, the acquisition will offer clients the latest research and expertise as consumers navigate the ongoing pandemic. “Henricksen has a great reputation within the architecture and design industry, and I have always admired the company’s plans for long-term strategic growth and expansion,” said Michael Moore, CEO of Synergy Business Environments. “We’re excited to build on Henricksen’s heritage while advancing our legacy in support of our clients.” Moore added, “I’m energized by the new opportunities this partnership gives our Synergy employees.” Synergy Business Environments and Henricksen share key manufacturer partnerships, including HNI, OFS, Enwork, and Humanscale. With the acquisition, Synergy, A Henricksen Company will gain access to all of Henricksen’s product offerings, providing clients in Tennessee with a broader and more diverse portfolio. Now that the companies are aligned, they can present more cost-effective, creative, and customized solutions for their clients. Additionally, the acquisition will allow Henricksen to offer a comprehensive range of architectural products, including Mecho Shade Systems and Frasch Acoustical Solutions. “Henricksen and Synergy have been our trusted dealer partners for years, and we know firsthand how much they focus on their customers,” said HNI Corporation Chairman, President, and CEO Jeffrey Lorenger. “I’m so happy that Henricksen is bringing Synergy on board to scale their business and serve even more clients and influencers.” With six decades of exceptional customer service, Henricksen has built a reputation for creativity, industry knowledge, and innovative product solutions. Celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, Henricksen has grown to become a leading contract furniture dealership in size and scale, annual sales, and capabilities. Henricksen has over 300 manufacturer partnerships, offering various products from systems furniture, casegoods, seating, lounge, and conference furnishings to architectural solutions including modular walls, flooring, lighting, sound masking, and technology equipment. Henricksen welcomes the Synergy team. Michael Moore will serve as the General Manager of Synergy, A Henricksen Company. The team is committed to a smooth transition ensuring a seamless experience for clients and employees. Share Copy link Facebook LinkedIn Pinterest Henricksen, a top contract furniture dealership, has acquired Synergy Business Environments to enhance its national presence and broaden its product offerings. Henricksen Announces Acquisition of Synergy Business Environments COFCO, a Henricksen Company, opens new Experience Center and rebrands to Henricksen May 1, 2024 Henricksen is excited to announce the opening of the Washington DC Experience Center and the rebrand of COFCO to Henricksen. The new space will serve as a hub... Learn More Henricksen Acquires COFCO, a Full-Scale Furniture Solutions Provider March 28, 2023 Henricksen, a top contract furniture dealership, has acquired COFCO to enhance their client experience and expand their capabilities. Learn More Henricksen Celebrates its 18th Consecutive Year as a Supporter and Sponsor of DIFFA Chicago June 7, 2023 Henricksen, based in Chicago, IL, has supported DIFFA Chicago for 18 years and is a Gold Sponsor of the MASQ Gala, raising HIV/AIDS awareness. Learn More More News + Insights Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit News + Insights

For over 25 years, Henricksen has been a part of the Madison community. With a diverse clientele spanning corporate, public sector, healthcare, education, and hospitality, Henricksen’s growth in the marketplace was evident, and the team recognized it was time for a change. Emphasizing its commitment to the market, Henricksen relocated to a new office space at Union Corners on the East Washington corridor. The 4,000-square-foot space offers a progressive and industrial ambiance, catering to the architectural and design community. The new Madison experience center showcases a wide range of commercial furnishings that cater to various workplace settings, from private offices to collaborative and open workspaces. It also embodies Henricksen's culture and the people who work within it, nurturing connections and interactions. Henricksen's new space reflects the importance of supporting the work of individuals, teams, and the entire organization through a range of space typologies. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2023 Location Madison, WI Square Footage 4,000 Partners & Manufacturers Ortega Services, Cressa, Gorman, Korb & Associates, Allsteel, Buzzi Space, Dekko, Design Public Group, Func, Gunlocke, Humanscale, Kimball, Normann Copenhagen, OFS, Scandinavian Spaces, SitOnIt, Stylex, Watson Manufacturers Used ​ Henricksen Madison Showroom Madison, WI Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

Jul 17, 2023 Meet Elyse Elliott, Senior Designer of the Public Sector Group at Henricksen. With a lifelong passion for art and design, Elyse Elliott, a Senior Designer with Henricksen’s Minneapolis-based Public Sector Group, pursued a career in interior design, graduating from the University of Wisconsin – Stout. She has an impressive portfolio of successful projects across a range of industries, with a particular focus on the public sector, including municipal and state government, healthcare, and higher education. From her years of experience as a designer, Elyse has learned that listening to her clients is paramount in understanding their unique project goals, challenges, and requirements. She frequently employs Configura’s CET software in live design working sessions to help bring those goals to life. Together with clients and project partners, Elyse’s use of CET ensures mutual understanding, reduces revisions, and ultimately helps the team deliver the project faster. Elyse’s participation in conferences, CEUs, webinars, and client engagements allows her to stay current with the latest public sector design strategies, priorities, and challenges. Among her numerous successful projects within the public sector is the Redleaf Center for Family Healing, the first mental health and parenting center for pregnant and postpartum mothers and their families in Minnesota. “I’m passionate about designing functional spaces that are both innovative and effective,” says Elyse Elliott. “My goal is to create an environment that meets my client’s needs while also being aesthetically pleasing.” Elyse has been an invaluable asset to Henricksen’s Public Sector Group since joining in 2017. Her commitment to excellence is evident in all aspects of her work, from concept development to final installation details. Share Copy link Facebook LinkedIn Pinterest Elyse Elliott, Senior Designer at Henricksen's Public Sector Group, creates innovative spaces for clients in the public sector, using CET software for successful project outcomes. Meet Elyse Elliott, Senior Designer of the Public Sector Group at Henricksen COFCO, a Henricksen Company, opens new Experience Center and rebrands to Henricksen May 1, 2024 Henricksen is excited to announce the opening of the Washington DC Experience Center and the rebrand of COFCO to Henricksen. The new space will serve as a hub... Learn More Henricksen Announces Acquisition of Synergy Business Environments February 8, 2023 Henricksen, a top contract furniture dealership, has acquired Synergy Business Environments to enhance its national presence and broaden its product offerings. Learn More Henricksen Acquires COFCO, a Full-Scale Furniture Solutions Provider March 28, 2023 Henricksen, a top contract furniture dealership, has acquired COFCO to enhance their client experience and expand their capabilities. Learn More More News + Insights Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit News + Insights

Triangle Square is a modern living development offering luxury studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments in East Bucktown Chicago. With a distinctive building design featuring a sloped, south-facing roofline, the development seamlessly blends in with its industrial surroundings and offers exceptional views of downtown Chicago. Collaborating with the developer for this project, Lennar, Henricksen's role covered a wide range of areas and items to support the desired aesthetic. These included accessories, ancillary products, art, break room facilities, café amenities, collaboration spaces, event spaces, guest rooms, lounge areas, media centers, outdoor furniture, private offices, reception areas, resident rooms, storage solutions, waiting areas, bike storage, and even a dog run. Henricksen also provided a comprehensive service package that included account management, installation, interior design consultation, procurement, project management, and specification. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2022 Location Chicago, IL Square Footage ​ Partners & Manufacturers LJC, CI, Blu Dot, Cabana Coast, CB2, CH411 Furniture, Cloak, Corporate Artworks, Crate & Barrel, DEDON, DWR, EQ3, Gloster, Harbour Outdoor, Haute Living, HighTower, Industry West, Janus et Cie, Kettal, Kooku Design, Oasiq, Shaw contract, Skargaarden USA, Studio TK, StudioTwentySeven, Talk Carpet, Tucci, Variegated Designs, Viccarbe, Vondom, Watson, West Elm Manufacturers Used ​ Triangle Square Apartments Chicago, IL Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

The Forest County Potawatomi viewed the construction of a new 105,000 square foot community center in Crandon, Wisconsin as an opportunity to create a hub for cultural education, recreation, athletic training, competition, wellness and social events for the Community. The building design sought to honor the Forest County Potawatomi values and culture. Natural elements like exposed wood were used and bright colors were taken from the Forest County Potawatomi logo. The footprint even mimics the shape of an eagle in flight. The building was programmed to meet the diverse needs of the community from the elders to the younger generations. All spaces, including the 20,000 square foot gymnasium, 8,000 square foot pool, classrooms, and shared spaces had to serve the entire community. To accommodate this diverse set of users, the furniture needed to be accessible and accommodating. Universal Design – the design of an environment so that it can be accessed, understood and used to the greatest extent possible by all people regardless of their age, size, ability or disability – became a critical consideration. “We kept that at the forefront of our minds for all the furniture in the building,” said Tara Christian, Director of Interior Design at RAMLOW/STEIN Architecture + Interiors. For the community spaces, the furnishings are easily moved, accommodate different activities, and able to withstand use from a wide range of ages. Lightweight and adjustable height seating became the standard. To ensure durability, vinyl and non-woven textiles were selected and a moisture barrier or added coatings were used to ensure they withstood heavy use in all spaces, but especially the pool area. The furniture pieces were also chosen to work with the overall architecture and interior design of the building. Vibrant colors were selected to reflect the colors of the Forest County Potawatomi logo. The workstations and table tops used wood-like finishes to create that visual of wood and warmth on the surfaces. “We made sure that we could include the warmth of wood wherever possible,” said Christian, “Because this space is up in the north woods, nestled in the forest, having wood as an interior finish created a sense of warmth and brought the outside in.” Henricksen participated in design meetings and reviewed furniture specifications and fabric selections remotely because of COVID restrictions. “They had to send all the finishes up to Crandon so we could walk through them over the phone,” said Christian. “They gave of their time immensely.” Henricksen also used the “Designing with You” process on the project, using design tools like CET software to remotely draw and space plan right along with the architectural firm and the client in real time. Henricksen furnished the entire building, including the natatorium, game room, pediatric therapy space, training room, huddle spaces, teaching labs, lobby, woodshop room, child rearing, a community room used for large group instruction, and an administrative area. The administrative space is an open, long corridor. To best fit and serve the needs of the users, adjustable height corner clamp surfaces are used to accommodate base board heating vents. A privacy screen was also installed to prevent the loss of items that would drop under the tables. Christian syas of the collboration with Henricksen, “this project is a really good example of how Henricksen is a full-service firm, they can complete a project from RFP through to the end. They were really attentive and present throughout the process.” Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2021 Location Lincoln, WI Square Footage 105,000 Partners & Manufacturers Resource One, Ramlow/Stein, Greenfire Management Manufacturers Used ​ Forest County Potawatomi Community Center Lincoln, WI Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

The Genovese Family Life Center is a part of SCO Family of Services, one of the largest human services providers in the New York metro area. The agency’s mission is to deliver vital human services to children, families, adults, and the community to provide them with the necessary tools to achieve success. The existing four-floor, 30,000-square-foot facility in Queens was made up of underutilized spaces and outdated furnishings. “Our building was a big maze with lots of twists and turns and old furniture,” said Hayden Blades, Vice President, Facilities and Property Management, SCO Family of Services. For the initial project, SCO hired the architectural firm, Spacesmith, to turn an underutilized basement space into a Center for Professional Development. Determining the project to be a success, SCO then launched a complete building renovation to better meet the needs of staff and clients of The Center. One of the challenges SCO faced with this total renovation was that they had no existing furniture standards. They would buy from different brands and items of various sizes, styles, and quality. According to Blades, they wanted to change this and create standards to improve space utilization and increase overall occupancy. “Spacesmith began designing new space standards, and we knew furniture would play a key role in that effort,” said Ambar Margarida, Principal, Spacesmith. “For the offices and workstations, we needed a high quality, durable and well-designed furniture system.” The initial systems furniture layout needed to accommodate current occupancy levels, but The Center needed to plan for the organization’s expected growth (day two occupancy). Spacesmith invited Simone Espinet, Business Development Manager for Henricksen, to bid on the project. Espinet and her team responded to the furniture bid with components from multiple manufacturers to best suit what was designed by Spacesmith. They presented the mock-up with an installation partner to demonstrate how to retrofit the components in real time. The Henricksen designer also joined the meeting via zoom and performed layout work using CET Designer to showcase how the workstation configurations could be changed, and occupancy could be expanded when necessary. “One of the concepts we saw in the live presentation by Henricksen was the ease of reconfiguration. It was helpful to see how changes could manifest quickly without redesigning the architecture of the space. It was paramount in our decision to choose Henricksen” said Hayden Blades, Vice President, Facilities and Property Management, SCO Family of Services. When COVID social distancing protocols began, the project was in the design phase. The Henricksen team showed how the furniture solution had the innate flexibility to pivot and adapt to new layouts. “We had the flexibility to adjust for social distancing,” said Blades. “Down the road, when things relaxed, we could change the space and increase occupancy as we originally planned.” The flexibility of The Center’s furniture directly correlates to the overall success of its real estate portfolio. Blades continues, “We can expand within this location and add savings to our bottom line.” For example, SCO has closed a smaller office and brought that staff into the newly renovated building. “We were able to add staff without fully reconfiguring the workspace to the day-2 occupancy,” said Blades. “The public space at the center is used for foster care and families affected by domestic violence. It needed to be a safe zone; uplifting,” shares Espinet. To support this, furnishings of various heights, postures, and group sizes were selected for areas where children, youth, and adults could meet and build relationships. “For ancillary furniture, we looked for pieces with high backs and curvilinear designs that could be upholstered in non-woven durable fabrics and incorporate wood elements.” shared Margarida. All items were chosen for durability, comfort, aesthetics, and practical reasons, like flexibility and ease of reconfiguration by visitors. Margarida continues, “We wanted the furniture to feel residential and create a welcoming impression, yet it had to withstand constant use by many diverse age groups.” The new Genovese Family Life Center is a warm, welcoming environment that will accommodate the organization’s future growth. The renovated space will genuinely help the SCO Family of Services complete its mission of delivering vital human services to children, families, adults, and the community. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2021 Location Jamaica, NY Square Footage 30,000 Partners & Manufacturers AMC Installations, SpaceSmith, Focused Project Management LLC, DB-Collaborative Construction, Allsteel, Andreu World, Arper, Beachley Furniture, Bernhardt, Blu Dot, Commercial File of NY, Davis, Doug Mockett, Great Openings, Halcon, HON, Humanscale, Magnuson, Prismatique, Stylex, Takara, Vitra Manufacturers Used ​ SCO Genovese Family Life Center Jamaica, NY Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

Community Health Systems (CHS), a leading national healthcare provider with healthcare delivery systems in 40 distinct markets, was opening Northwest Health - La Port and partnered with Henricksen to provide furniture to support a welcoming space. Completed in 2020, the project focused on creating private offices within the healthcare facility and involved new construction with modern design and state-of-the-art technology. The interior design was customized to meet the facility's specific needs, providing a comfortable and functional environment for staff and patients. Henricksen provided nationwide services for this project, including procurement, project management, installation, interior design, and specification. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2023 Location Nashville, TN Square Footage 40,000 Partners & Manufacturers Installation Group, ASD|Sky, Harvest Construction, Allsteel, Design Public Group, Enwork, Gunlocke, Halcon, Humanscale, Source Manufacturers Used ​ Healthcare Realty Nashville, TN Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

Vivid Seats took on a comprehensive project to renovate its office space in Chicago, IL. The company chose to collaborate with Henricksen to acquire the high-quality ancillary furniture, workstations, seating for the office. Our team will provide expert project management services to ensure a smooth and successful implementation of the renovation project. We will work closely with Vivid Seats to understand their specific needs and requirements, and guide them through the selection and installation process. The goal of this renovation is to create a vibrant and modern workspace that reflects the company's innovative spirit and commitment to excellence. By updating their office environment with stylish and functional furniture, we aim to improve employee satisfaction, productivity, and overall workplace culture. Through our procurement and project management services, we will deliver a turnkey solution that exceeds Vivid Seats' expectations and helps them achieve their goals for their office space in Chicago. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2022 Location Chicago, IL Square Footage 48,000 Partners & Manufacturers CI, Allermuir, Allsteel, Andreu World, Aurora Steel Products, Byrne Electric, Claridge, Design Public Group, DWR, Encore Seating, ESI (Ergonomic Solutions, Ghent, Gunlocke, HighTower, Humanscale, Keilhauer, National, Naughtone, Nucraft, Scandinavian Spaces, SitOnIt, Source, Stylex, Three H, West Elm Manufacturers Used ​ Vivid Seats Chicago Office Chicago, IL Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

Jan 16, 2024 Cammy Harvey, an experienced Account Executive at Henricksen, has devoted more than a decade to serving the K12 market. Her journey began in 2007, and over the past 12 years, she has been instrumental in fostering relationships and propelling success within both the corporate sector and K12 markets at Henricksen. Cammy’s client roster includes notable educational institutions such as Verona Area High School, Cedarburg School District, Middleton School District, and Fox Point-Bayside School District. As a Wisconsin Association of School Business Officials (WASBO) member, she stays at the forefront of trends and developments in the K12 market. One of Cammy’s strengths lies in her communication skills. She understands the needs and preferences of her clients in the K12 market, catering to their technology and ensuring clarity in all aspects, from layouts to presentations. She creates an environment where clients feel comfortable asking questions, fostering solid relationships built on trust and mutual understanding. Working with K12 clients throughout Wisconsin and Illinois, Cammy keeps herself updated with the latest trends by attending key conferences such as Ed Spaces. She consistently draws insights from significant manufacturers, ensuring she can offer her clients the most current and valuable solutions. Cammy Harvey’s commitment to her clients and ability to stay current with industry trends make her an invaluable asset to the Henricksen team and the K12 market. Her work continues to shape educational spaces, reinforcing Henricksen’s mission of providing exceptional service and innovative solutions. Share Copy link Facebook LinkedIn Pinterest Cammy Harvey, Account Executive at Henricksen, specializes in serving the K12 market, building strong relationships, and providing valuable solutions. Meet Cammy Harvey, Account Executive at Henricksen COFCO, a Henricksen Company, opens new Experience Center and rebrands to Henricksen May 1, 2024 Henricksen is excited to announce the opening of the Washington DC Experience Center and the rebrand of COFCO to Henricksen. The new space will serve as a hub... Learn More Henricksen Announces Acquisition of Synergy Business Environments February 8, 2023 Henricksen, a top contract furniture dealership, has acquired Synergy Business Environments to enhance its national presence and broaden its product offerings. Learn More Henricksen Acquires COFCO, a Full-Scale Furniture Solutions Provider March 28, 2023 Henricksen, a top contract furniture dealership, has acquired COFCO to enhance their client experience and expand their capabilities. Learn More More News + Insights Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit News + Insights

In July 2023, Henricksen saw significant change in its Tennessee locations, including a transition from the Synergy to the Henricksen brand. This rebrand was essential to articulating Henricksen's national capabilities and experience, as well as its new identitiy and committment to the Tennessee market. As part of the rebrand, Henricksen relocated itis Nashville experience center to the first floor of Panattoni’s prestigious 1030 Music Row facility. Just a block from Edgehill Village, this building stands proud as Nashville’s inaugural mass timber frame construction. The relocation gave the team a chance to exhibit diverse work styles that align with the ever-changing corporate landscape. It was critical to present a broad spectrum of work configurations to our clients and empower the Nashville team to work in ways that best suit their needs. The building’s mass timber frame, golden door pulls, and smoked glass lend a hospitality vibe to the overall design, aligning perfectly with local trends. When designing the space, these features heavily influenced furniture and accessories choices. As the first building of its kind in Nashville, Henricksen wanted to present clients with a hospitality-inspired workplace that is both stunning and functional. In a world where hybrid and remote work are the norm, Henricksen's state-of-the-art experience center in Nashville can help clients explore ways to attract people back to their offices. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2023 Location Nashville, TN Square Footage 8,759 Partners & Manufacturers Allermuir, Allsteel, Andreu World, Bernhardt Design, Blu Dot, Carolina, Claro, Corral, Davis, Enwork, Falcon, Falkbuilt, Gubi, Gunlocke, HBF, Humanscale, Interwoven, Keilhauer, Nanimarquina, National, Normann Copenhagen, Norr11, OFS, Sancal, SitOnIt Seating, Uhuru Design, Wendelbo, Zilenzio Manufacturers Used ​ Henricksen Nashville Showroom Nashville, TN Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

The elementary schools in the Middleton Cross Plains Area School District were becoming overcrowded and using temporary outbuildings as add-on classroom space was no longer working to address the issue. Fortunately, a large parcel of land that previously belonged to the Pope Farm Conservancy was donated and enabled the District to construct a new school to serve grades K-4. New furniture was needed for all spaces in the new school and, because they were starting from scratch, they could establish brand new standards that addressed flexibility, accessibility, and collaboration to create a true 21st century learning environment. “We, along with Eppstein Uhen Architects (EUA), interviewed a number of furniture vendors and we chose Henricksen,” said Bill Eberhardt, Building Projects Manager for Middleton Cross Plains Area School District. The team at Henricksen observed teachers in their existing classrooms, and noted what worked and what their challenges were. The spaces seemed cramped and the furniture was not flexible. There was also not much variety of seating for the students who needed alternative options. Henricksen deployed three different pilot classrooms at the existing elementary schools in the district. This allowed the teachers to test out new ways of teaching, as well as ask the students about what they liked and why they liked it before making selections for the new school. Student and teacher assessments of the classrooms was important to the planning process, as they would be the ones spending the most time in these new spaces. “The teachers were really open to trying new things and also got feedback from the students themselves,” said Julie Disch, Senior Interior Designer, Eppstein Uhen Architects (EUA). Multiple meetings were held throughout the design process and Henricksen would present different furniture and layout concepts based on their observations. Eberhardt shares, “They would get a concept down and then bring in the furniture so we could test it out. The Henricksen staff is very attentive. They were very patient with all the different choices and costing options.” The interior of the school was designed around pollinators – drawing inspiration from the conservancy land – and how important they are to human survival. Each grade wing was given a pollinator or plant used by the pollinators to define their area, referred to as a pod. As an example, 1st grade is the humming bird and 2nd grade is bee balm. Those two species really rely on each other. The school uses the conservancy site and the classroom pods to help connect the students to the real-world concepts of prairies. “We picked out ottomans that would create a flower,” said Disch. In the kindergarten wing hexagonal shaped ottomans mimic bumble bee hives. The finishes selected tie into the whole concept of pollinators as well. In the classrooms, there are different tiers of seating, from floor cushions to standing-height wobble stools, and everything is on casters so that even the kids can move the furniture. Disch explains, “The school is really unique because they don’t offer 1:1 classroom chairs for the students. They have about 15 traditional chairs and then use floor cushions and standing-height stools to supplement. They really pushed the envelope when it came to student choice and student preference.” Jessica Taylor, Principal, Middleton Pope Elementary School adds, “the children love the novelty of the shape of some of the tables, like the puzzle shape.” There are also quadrilateral tables, whiteboard tables, and low tables so students can sit on lily pads on the floor that are very popular for the kids and teachers. Outside of the classrooms there are collaboration spaces offering additional flexibility and student choice. “The children have the option to use these spaces beyond the classroom and it’s really fun for them,” said Taylor. “The furniture is comfortable, but durable, and feels homey to a lot of kids and adults.” Allsteel’s Rise tiered lounge pieces were specified for these collaborative areas. “You walk by, and kids are laying on different levels as they are reading,” said Taylor. “The system is really functional but also really comfortable and it gives kids an alternative space to do their work and engage differently.” In other spaces throughout the school the furniture is on casters to promote maximum flexibility. As an example, the bookcases in the library are on casters so that they can easily be adjusted or moved to accommodate new room layouts. The teachers and staff also have height-adjustable desks, and even standing-height tables in all the classrooms. The staff, just like the students, appreciate the versatility of the furniture. At the conclusion of the project there were happy students, teachers, and staff. Taylor shares, “the multi-function of the pieces is really nice. They really thought of everything.” Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2020 Location Verona, WI Square Footage 113,000 Partners & Manufacturers SFI | Systems Furniture Installation, EUA | Eppstein Uhen Architects, Allsteel, Formcore, Humanscale, National, SitOnIt, SitOnIt Seating, VS America, Wisconsin Bench Manufacturers Used ​ Middleton Pope Farm Elementary Verona, WI Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

The James L. Allen Center houses the Executive MBA Program and Executive Education programs for the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. The building includes two lobbies, classrooms, dining spaces, an auditorium, and 150 guest rooms that are used by lecturers and visiting executives. The facility had not been renovated in several years and the furniture was starting to show signs of wear. “We wanted a new and updated look,” said Dan McCrudden, Senior Director of Facilities, “to make it feel like a conference center or hotel that these executives were used to visiting.” The Allen Center partnered with Henricksen to select and install new furnishings for the guest rooms and lobbies. As part of the discovery process, Henricksen toured them through three hotels so they could evaluate the furniture options available to them. “We looked at the Essex hotel,” said McCrudden, “They had just remodeled it and we liked the look and feel of the bedrooms, so we wanted to model our space after that, but within our own budget.” The furniture they chose for these updates was Kimball Hospitality. It had a high-end, modern look that lightened up the space and yet still fit within their project budget. One of the things they liked at the Essex and wanted to incorporate into their own guest rooms were the platform beds. “It was much more modern than what we had,” said Steve Peavler, Associate Director of Facilities. “We replaced the big wood headboards,” said McCrudden “The rooms were very heavy, all wood and a more traditional, antiquated look.” Like many projects that occurred during COVID-19, long lead-times were expected. What came as a surprise, however, was an additional delay once the product arrived in country. “We understood lead times would be long because of the pandemic,” said McCrudden. “But we had a certain expectation that when it was finally shipped there would be no more delays. Then it turned out that our product was on the container ship that got stuck in the Chesapeake Bay.” This unique delay fostered innovative and quick thinking by the project team. “In order to keep business continuity, we had made the decision to store the existing furniture in a different building during the whole process,” said Peavler. Because of the additional delay, they brought the old furniture back to the Allen Center and re-installed it, which allowed them to stay open and operate while waiting for the new pieces to arrive. “Henricksen was limited in what they could do about the long lead times,” said McCrudden, “But the communication between Henricksen and Kellogg was great, so at least we always knew what the expected timeline was.” The guest room furniture was eventually installed in two phases of 75 rooms at a time. Henricksen worked closely with the Allen Center to ensure the space could still operate while the installation was taking place. the team also had to pivot around the lobby furniture selections. “We actually went with off the shelf pieces that were readily available, but still met the design requirements,” said Peavler. The completed project has breathed new life into the Allen Center. The overall feedback from guests and staff has been positive. People are surprised and enthusiastic about the lightness and comment that the bedrooms look nicely updated. “Henricksen is a great partner,” said McCrudden, “This was probably the most challenging project we’ve done together, but they are still our favorite furniture supplier.” Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2022 Location Evanston, IL Square Footage ​ Partners & Manufacturers ​ Manufacturers Used ​ Northwestern University James L. Allen Center Evanston, IL Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

News + Insights Henricksen is proud to have an active team working in multiple industries around the country. Visit us here to get the scoop on the latest and greatest happenings for our company, industry, and partners. You can also get updates on LinkedIn , Instagram , and Facebook — let’s be friends to let’s connect! Stay in the Know Meet Brian Homiak, Managing Director of Architectural Solutions at Henricksen 5/6/24 Brian Homiak is the Managing Director of Architectural Solutions at Henricksen. He has been a valuable member of the team since 2012, excelling in various roles within the Architectural... Learn More COFCO, a Henricksen Company, opens new Experience Center and rebrands to Henricksen 5/1/24 Henricksen is excited to announce the opening of the Washington DC Experience Center and the rebrand of COFCO to Henricksen. The new space will serve as a hub... Learn More Jennie Tatum joins Henricksen as Vice President, Business Development 2/13/24 Henricksen, a leading commercial furniture dealer, has appointed Jennie Tatum as VP of Business Development for their Tennessee market... Learn More MNCREW Welcomes Henricksen’s Nicole Urista as 2024 Board President 2/2/24 Nicole Urista has been appointed as the 2024 Board President of MNCREW (Minnesota Commercial Real Estate Women). MNCREW is dedicated to empowering women in... Learn More COFCO, A Henricksen Company welcomes Joanna Verdi as Vice President of Sales in Washington, DC 1/30/24 COFCO, A Henricksen Company, welcomes Joanna Verdi as the new VP of Sales for its Washington, DC office, bringing valuable insights and a proven track record for large-scale projects. Learn More Henricksen Minneapolis Showroom Awarded Fitwel Certification 1/26/24 Henricksen's Minneapolis showroom earned the prestigious Fitwel 1 Star Rating, showing their commitment to creating healthier workplaces through evidence-based design and sustainability. Learn More Henricksen Hires Auggie Arundel as Account Executive in Chicago 1/24/24 Henricksen welcomes Auggie Arundel as an Account Executive in Chicago, bringing a decade of sales experience and a strong focus on client service. Learn More Peggy Sorenson joins Henricksen in Chicago 1/17/24 Meet Peggy Sorenson, the new Account Executive at Henricksen, Chicago. With experience in interior design, real estate, and furniture, Peggy brings a sophisticated skill set to her new role. Learn More Meet Cammy Harvey, Account Executive at Henricksen 1/16/24 Cammy Harvey, Account Executive at Henricksen, specializes in serving the K12 market, building strong relationships, and providing valuable solutions. Learn More Meet Michelle Menconi, Senior Account Executive at Henricksen 10/27/23 Michelle is a seasoned professional with over 25 years of experience. She plays a pivotal role in project lifecycles and has served on the Board of Directors at YOS for over twelve years. Learn More Henricksen Hires Sarah Gardon as Account Executive for Wisconsin 10/10/23 Sarah Gardon joins Henricksen as the new Account Executive, bringing experience and energy to shape the Wisconsin market. Learn More Henricksen Welcomes Jane Rohde to Tractorworks, Rohde to Present CEUs on Senior Living Topics 9/18/23 Join senior living expert Jane Rohde in Minneapolis to explore emerging trends, challenges, and design fundamentals for senior living communities. Learn More Celebrating Two Prestigious IIDA Illinois Red Awards for 345 N Morgan 7/24/23 345 N Morgan: Award-winning project with sleek finishes, private terraces, roof deck, bar & lounge, library, high-tech conference spaces. Learn More Meet Elyse Elliott, Senior Designer of the Public Sector Group at Henricksen 7/17/23 Elyse Elliott, Senior Designer at Henricksen's Public Sector Group, creates innovative spaces for clients in the public sector, using CET software for successful project outcomes. Learn More Synergy, a Henricksen Company, Rebranding to Henricksen 6/28/23 Henricksen rebrands its Tennessee-based subsidiary, Synergy, to reflect national scale and commitment to innovative solutions. Learn More Henricksen Celebrates its 18th Consecutive Year as a Supporter and Sponsor of DIFFA Chicago 6/7/23 Henricksen, based in Chicago, IL, has supported DIFFA Chicago for 18 years and is a Gold Sponsor of the MASQ Gala, raising HIV/AIDS awareness. Learn More Henricksen Acquires COFCO, a Full-Scale Furniture Solutions Provider 3/28/23 Henricksen, a top contract furniture dealership, has acquired COFCO to enhance their client experience and expand their capabilities. Learn More Henricksen Announces Acquisition of Synergy Business Environments 2/8/23 Henricksen, a top contract furniture dealership, has acquired Synergy Business Environments to enhance its national presence and broaden its product offerings. Learn More Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit

Sterling Bay, renowned for breathing new life into industrial sites in Chicago, has partnered with Eastlake Studio to transform spaces within the historic Butler Brothers Warehouse/GoGo Building into contemporary loft office spaces. The 111 N Canal Spec Suite, located in this iconic Chicago spot, exemplifies Sterling Bay's commitment to excellence through its collaboration with Henricksen as the furniture dealer partner and Eastlake Studio for interior design. This partnership strives to provide a workspace that not only meets the practical needs of its occupants, but also surpasses expectations in design and comfort. By incorporating cutting-edge furniture solutions, such as conference furniture, workstations, and seating, the project aims to create a sophisticated and inspiring environment. This approach reflects a seamless fusion of style, functionality, and luxury, tailored to Sterling Bay's vision and the architectural significance of the building, ensuring a contemporary workspace that nurtures productivity and creativity. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2022 Location Chicago, IL Square Footage 35,000 Partners & Manufacturers Eastlake Studio, Sterling Bay, Leopardo Companies, Allermuir, Allsteel, Andreu World, Article, Berco Tables, Bernhardt Design, Blu Dot, Cloak, Crate & Barrel, Design Public Group, DWR, Encore Seating, Gunlocke, KI, Martin Brattrud, Modloft, Pottery Barn, SitOnIt, West Elm Manufacturers Used ​ 111 N Canal Spec Suite Chicago, IL Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

Feb 2, 2024 Henricksen is thrilled to announce that Business Development Manager Nicole Urista will serve as the 2024 Board President of MNCREW (Minnesota Commercial Real Estate Women). CREW Network is a global organization with over 14,000 members in over 80 major markets worldwide representing all industry disciplines. CREW is in the US, Canada, France, and the UK. Nicole’s journey with MNCREW began early in her career. She was captivated by the organization’s mission to empower women in commercial real estate through networking and professional development opportunities. Her dedication led her to serve on various committees, co-chair the communications committee, and be a part of the board of directors, all of which have equipped her with invaluable experiences and relationships. Nicole holds a firm commitment to continuous learning and leadership development. She participates in three annual CREW Leadership Summits and the CREW Convention, which fuel her inspiration and enhance her leadership skills. As she assumes the presidency, Nicole is eager to carry forward the momentum from the previous year while implementing MNCREW’s strategic goals for 2024. Her vision includes enhancing MNCREW’s brand visibility through newsletters, social media, and event photography. Beyond that, Nicole believes in the unique power of MNCREW members and aims to uphold MNCREW’s core values of excellence, community, leadership, advancement, and impact. Nicole’s strategy for her term strongly emphasizes engagement and inspiration. She encourages all members to share their journeys, learn from one another, and strive for personal and professional growth. Nicole advises aspiring leaders: “Find a group that ignites your passion and give it your all.” Join us in celebrating Nicole’s new role! Share Copy link Facebook LinkedIn Pinterest Nicole Urista has been appointed as the 2024 Board President of MNCREW (Minnesota Commercial Real Estate Women). MNCREW is dedicated to empowering women in... MNCREW Welcomes Henricksen’s Nicole Urista as 2024 Board President COFCO, a Henricksen Company, opens new Experience Center and rebrands to Henricksen May 1, 2024 Henricksen is excited to announce the opening of the Washington DC Experience Center and the rebrand of COFCO to Henricksen. The new space will serve as a hub... Learn More Henricksen Announces Acquisition of Synergy Business Environments February 8, 2023 Henricksen, a top contract furniture dealership, has acquired Synergy Business Environments to enhance its national presence and broaden its product offerings. Learn More Henricksen Acquires COFCO, a Full-Scale Furniture Solutions Provider March 28, 2023 Henricksen, a top contract furniture dealership, has acquired COFCO to enhance their client experience and expand their capabilities. Learn More More News + Insights Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit News + Insights

SECURA Insurance moved to its new home office at 1500 Mutual Way in the Village of Fox Crossing, Wisconsin. The new 288-square-foot facility has been constructed to support the company's culture, account for future growth, and keep it connected to the greater Fox Cities area. The new building includes a café, onsite wellness center, fitness areas, 44 conference rooms, a multipurpose room for all-associate gatherings and fitness, a reflection room, outdoor seating, walking paths, and water features. Designed by the renowned Eppstein Uhen Architects and built by C.D. Smith, there was a concerted effort to make decisions with sustainability in mind. This includes a solar panel field that generates 15% of the facility's energy needs, with room for expansion. Henricksen was selected as the furniture partner. Working together, the teams created a unique environment that even incorporates reclaimed barn wood from local Wisconsin barns and large windows to bring in natural light and help tie the building into the surrounding landscape. Overall, SECURA's new home office is a state-of-the-art facility that will help the organization continue to grow and better serve its customers. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2019 Location Fox Crossing, WI Square Footage 287,579 Partners & Manufacturers SFI, EUA, 2/90 Sign Systems, Allermuir, Byrne Electric, Charnstrom, Crate & Barrel, Davis Furniture, Doug Mockett, DWR, Falcon, Gianni, Gunlocke, Hi5furn, HighTower, HON, Humanscale, Industry West, Keilhauer, Martin Brattrud, Midwest Folding Products, National, OFS, Peter Pepper, Scathain, Special T, Stance, Stylex, Surfaceworks, Takara, Tradesource, Tropitone Manufacturers Used ​ Secura Insurance Fox Crossing, WI Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience