Henricksen played a crucial role in the completion of Mira at Maumelle in Little Rock, AR, a collaborative effort to create a beautifully designed space that reflects the community's spirit. Henricksen is thrilled to have contributed to the successful completion of Mira at Maumelle in Little Rock, AR. This ground-up construction highlights our commitment to excellence and showcases our ability to manage and executive large-scale developments beyond our usual service areas. Our Senior Living team played a crucial role, expertly selecting and procuring furniture, art, and accessories while collaborating with installation teams to ensure accurate placement and finishing touches. By integrating local elements into the design, the Main Lobby and razorback room beautifully reflect the community's spirit and enhance the collective experience. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2024 Location Maumelle, AR Square Footage Partners & Manufacturers CBS Construction, Silver Creek Equity Manufacturers Used Mira at Maumelle Maumelle, AR Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

Penn First trusted COFCO to furnish their $1.6B facility, overcoming pandemic-related challenges to deliver on time and with zero errors. The University of Pennsylvania Health System's Penn First team was looking to construct a $1.6 billion state of the art facility. This 1.5 million square foot building would become the 2nd largest hospital in the United States. As a long standing partner and client, the Penn First team trusted COFCO, A Henricksen Company (COFCO) to assist with preliminary ideas and budgets for the furniture portion of the project. Eventually, the COFCO team was awarded the project. One of the most challenging aspects of this project was the timing -- which coincided with the global pandemic in 2020. This caused manufacturer shutdowns, supply chain shortages, and shipping delays. Fortunately, the team’s ability to preplan each stage of the ordering process allowed them to pivot and make changes based on what was happening in the industry. As a result, the team was able to avoid most furniture delays -- the team ultimately worked with 44 vendors to deliver over 100 tractor trailers of furniture with ZERO scheduling errors. This enabled the Penn team to open the new facility in grand fashion as scheduled. COFCO’s team is proud of their work with the Penn First project team and the positive impact the Pavilion will have on the future of healthcare! Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2021 Location Philadelphia, PA Square Footage 1.5 M Partners & Manufacturers PennFIRST Design, Foster + Partners, HDR, L.F. Driscoll and Balfour Beatty, Allseating, Allsteel, Andreu World, Biofit, Carolina, Davis, Deko, Designtex, Encore, Humanscale, Ioa, Ki, Ki Modular Walls, Leland, Maharam, Marrone Cabinets-Custom, Mayline, Moduform, Momentum, Ofs, Pallas, Peter Pepper, Relax The Back, Spacesaver, Stylex, Wieland, American Wood, National Manufacturers Used University of Pennsylvania Health System Philadelphia, PA Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

HealthPeak partnered with Henricksen to renovate its healthcare facilities, providing top-of-the-line furniture and equipment to meet unique medical facility needs. HealthPeak, a fully-integrated real estate investment trust, was looking to renovate its healthcare facilities and partnered with Henricksen to provide top-of-the-line furniture and equipment. Working closely with HealthPeak, Henricksen supported the project with ancillary furniture, conference furniture, private offices, seating, and other essential furniture necessary for a healthcare environment. With deep expertise in healthcare, the Henricksen team was able to meet the medical facilities' unique needs and requirements, providing functional and aesthetically pleasing solutions. Every detail was carefully considered to create a welcoming and efficient space for staff and patients. HealthPeak is an excellent example of enhancing healthcare facilities through thoughtful design and high-quality furnishings. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2023 Location Nashville, TN Square Footage 23,000 Partners & Manufacturers BUILT by Henricksen, Installation Group, Collaborative Design Studio, Flow Construction, Allsteel, Davis, Enwork, Falkbuilt, Halcon, Humanscale, Keilhauer, Mecho Shades Manufacturers Used HealthPeak Nashville Headquarters Nashville, TN Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

Cedarburg School District completed a $59.8M renovation to update its facilities, focusing on growth and flexible learning environments. Henricksen provided furniture for improved collaboration. The Cedarburg School District, comprised of three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school, worked with CG Schmidt to complete a thorough master planning process resulting in a $59.8M referendum passed in 2018 to renovate these facilities. Despite a competitive bid process, Henricksen was selected as the District's furniture partner based on experience, price, and an existing trusted relationship; Henricksen had previously worked with the District to update some of their old furniture to more ergonomic and flexible options. The main priorities for the renovations were to manage an increase in enrollment, develop the teaching and learning environments to be more flexible and ergonomic, and enhance safety and security. In addition, the district wanted to create a set of furniture and design standards that could be used across all the schools for consistency.“One of the goals was to create flexible learning spaces, and that’s super dependent on furniture,” said Kirstin Collins, Director of Technology and Assessment, Cedarburg School District. “We also wanted to create a standards catalog, so that when it comes time to purchase again, we know what to buy and going forward everything will look the same.” “There was a lack of consistency across the grade levels and buildings, meaning you couldn’t exchange furniture across those spaces,” said Todd Bugnacki, Superintendent, Cedarburg School District. Most of the existing furniture was difficult to move and reconfigure, offering teachers and students little flexibility.“It was vintage,” said Collins, “A lot of pieces were not in the best of shape and not quite ergonomically correct or the right size for the classrooms.” The planning team attended EdSpaces, an educational furniture tradeshow and conference where they saw presentations from different furniture manufacturers, which helped them narrow in on the types of furniture that they wanted to bid as part of the project. After being selected as the furniture provider, Henricksen helped finish the overall project programming. “They jumped in and gathered more extensive program information from teachers and staff,” said Cindy Gall, Director of Interior Design, Groth Design Group, “They brought in a variety of test furniture and gathered feedback. They also assisted us with specifications, drawings and renderings.” Cindy Gall, Director of Interior Design, Groth Design Group adds, “Henricksen provides exemplary service to our clients. I feel 100% confident bringing them to a bidding list or an interview. Their experience is exuded through and through. I feel great when they are explaining their process to a client, and I know that we have the same vision. They make sure they are an extension of me and my design team.” At the elementary schools, furniture was provided for the library media center (LMC), classrooms, offices, and maker spaces. At Webster Middle School there was an update to the cafeteria space, an office remodel and a new LMC. The High School renovation supplied new classrooms for math and English, small group collaboration spaces, a new cafeteria, a whole new tech education department, new art rooms, maker space, and robotics area. The district has now created a playbook outlining what they were trying to achieve with the renovations. It spells out the “why” around flexible and moveable furniture and will offer teachers templated layouts for certain scenarios, depending on what they are trying to achieve in the classroom. “The book of standards is helping,” said Collins. “It solves the purpose of repairs by specifying who we contact and spelling out the make and model of the furniture.” This enables the new grounds manager or any staff to be able to go the book and see who to contact and what to buy. In addition, standard furniture selections are listed as a resource for teachers and staff to reference when new furniture is needed. All the new furniture is flexible, ensuring there are size options for kids of all grades. Even the library shelves have wheels and can be moved. It has allowed the staff to create a culture and climate that didn’t exist in the prior environment. “We were looking at a way to create an environment that was fully inclusive and provide teachers with greater opportunities to move the student achievement needle,” said Bugnacki. The new spaces allow teachers to explore and better meet the needs of the students. “I see kids doing exactly what we wanted them to do – collaborating and breaking down silos,” said Bugnacki. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2021 Location Cedarburg, WI Square Footage 48,000 Partners & Manufacturers SFI | Systems Furniture Installation, Groth Design Group, Allsteel, Hi5, Humanscale, National, Palmer Hamilton, SitOnIt, SitOnIt Seating, VS America, Wisconsin Bench Manufacturers Used Cedarburg School District Cedarburg, WI Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

Azura Senior Living in Verona, WI, combines high-quality assisted living and memory care with a home-like feel, featuring durable furnishings and a design that fosters social interaction. To meet the growing demand for high-quality senior living environments, Azura Senior Living expanded its network with a newly constructed facility in Verona, Wisconsin. Designed to offer both assisted living and memory care, the two-story building features four thoughtfully planned wings on each floor—two dedicated to memory care and two to assisted living. The challenge? Creating a space that seamlessly blends the durability required for senior care with the warmth and familiarity of home. Achieving this delicate balance required close collaboration between Eppstein Uhen Architects (EUA) and Henricksen. EUA led the interior design efforts, while Henricksen provided comprehensive procurement services, including furniture, art, accessories, signage, and window treatments, ensuring that every design choice supported both functionality and comfort. “The vision started with a farmhouse exterior,” said Karen Davis, Senior Interior Designer at EUA. “On the interior, we wanted to introduce mid-century modern elements to create a fresh yet familiar aesthetic.” To further enhance the residential feel, common areas were designed around the concept of seasons—summer, fall, spring, and winter—bringing warmth and visual variety to the community. These themes guided the selection of furnishings, color palettes, and artwork to create a distinct identity for each space while maintaining a cohesive atmosphere throughout the facility. Henricksen’s dedicated senior living team, with over 15 years of expertise in the sector, conducted extensive interviews with Azura to understand their unique needs. Through budgeting exercises and guided tours of similar projects, they helped Azura staff gather insights and apply lessons learned to refine the design. The collaborative process culminated in a detailed charette, where each selection was reviewed and approved. “Henricksen worked with us and the client on the design,” said Davis. “The whole thing really came to life between the interior architecture and the furniture.” A key differentiator of Azura’s approach is its household model, designed to foster social interaction and reduce feelings of isolation often experienced by seniors. Each household includes a receiving area for visitors, a formal dining space, a cozy parlor, and a great room, all scaled to feel like a private residence rather than an institution. “Azura is unique in that we provide a household model,” said Matthew Lyons, Director of Development at Azura Living. “From a care perspective, we want to help combat the isolation and depression often faced by seniors. We have household entrances to each wing that help shift the mindset of visitors and residents by reinforcing the normal social cues associated with entering into people’s homes.” To maintain a home-like feel while ensuring durability, careful attention was given to the selection of furniture and materials. The dining area features Duracare aluminum-framed chairs with a wood-look finish, offering both elegance and resilience. Soft seating solutions were sourced from Fairfield and H-Contract, while resident room furniture—including bedside tables, headboards, mattresses, and box springs—was provided by Kwalu. Dining spaces were intentionally designed to avoid a cafeteria-like atmosphere. A mix of seating arrangements, including two-tops and activity tables, created a dynamic and inviting dining experience. “It doesn’t feel like an institutional dining room,” said Lyons. “It feels like a home where you can choose your own seating arrangement.” Throughout the community, thoughtful design choices—such as color distinctions to differentiate spaces and bold touches like a pink ceiling—helped create a vibrant and welcoming environment. Artwork played a key role in reinforcing the homelike atmosphere, integrating historical elements from the surrounding community while featuring curated pieces on every wall. With its blend of high-end residential aesthetics, durable furnishings, and a strong emphasis on creating a true sense of home, Azura Verona sets a new standard for senior living. The project not only enhances residents' quality of life but also serves as a model for future assisted living and memory care communities. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2024 Location Verona, WI Square Footage 108,571 Partners & Manufacturers SFI | Systems Furniture Installation, EUA | Eppstein Uhen Architects, DuraCare Seating, Fairfield Chair, H Contract, HON, Kwalu, Surfaceworks Manufacturers Used Azura Memory Care and Assisted Living Verona, WI Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

EDF’s DC Office Redesign Prioritizes Sustainability, Flexibility, and Inclusive Design. A modern move driven by sustainability goals, workplace flexibility, and brand-aligned, nature-inspired design. The Environmental Defense Fund’s (EDF) Washington DC office relocated when its building underwent a transformation, shifting from office space to residential living. This move to a new location provided them with an opportunity to update and modernize their workspace. It was more than a necessity; it became a chance to align their physical office with their organizational values and evolving work culture. “We have a new workplace strategy,” said Brian Attas, Vice President of Corporate Services and Risk Management at EDF, “The idea was to provide more flexibility for different kinds of workers such as remote, hybrid or even permanently in-office employees, giving them the opportunity to work based on their need for focus or collaboration.” Because of the nature of their organization, EDF also had aggressive sustainability goals for their new office. They sought to reduce carbon impact, incorporate recycled and sustainable materials, and maximize the reuse of existing furniture. To achieve these objectives, EDF partnered with the architectural firm Perkins and Will to create a space that embodies their mission and values. “Material vetting is very stringent at Perkins and Will,” said Kate Currie, Sr. Interior Designer +Senior Associate, Perkins and Will. “Finishes were selected with high recycled content, and we have a precautionary list to weed out any health adverse compounds. We look at sustainability through multiple lenses.” EDF also wanted to push the limits with color and vibrancy to match their brand and mimic colors found in nature. They desired to achieve global consistency for future offices while also allowing for certain design elements to be regionally specific. “We emphasized blue and green, which were taken right from their logo,” said Currie, “They also happen to be the two most commonly seen colors in nature.” Private offices and focus rooms have colors that are also part of the branding package with the added benefit of being good for people with color blindness. Perkins and Will designed “neighborhoods,” based on ecosystems local to DC, like developed land, undeveloped land and waterways. These neighborhoods were used to gather, meet and work. The prime areas of circulation were inspired by DC waterways, like the Anacostia River and the Potomac River. When it came time to select furniture, Henricksen was one of five vendors that responded to the RFP and were ultimately selected. They were selected because the furniture options they presented, as well as the overall relationship. “We went on a lot of tours with them,” said Attas. “We were able to sit down with Henricksen and Perkins and Will to really discover what we needed and it was really a matter of trust” Henricksen helped inventory the existing furniture and recommended pieces that could be reused in the new space. In the old location, private offices were located along the perimeter, in a very traditional office layout that monopolizes daylight and views. In the new space, they moved to an unassigned workspace to create an agile and dynamic open plan. Reservable private offices and focus rooms are now located in the interior and every workstation is height adjustable. To support diverse workstyles, the office incorporates a mix of banquettes, bar-height seating, standard-height tables, and lounge areas, catering to different postures and activities. “The space supports neurodiversity by offering variety and choice,” said Currie. “It’s designed for both individual focus and collaborative work.” EDF’s new minimalist, clean workspace prioritizes choice, functionality, and sustainability. The successful collaboration with Henricksen left a lasting impression on EDF, solidifying a partnership for future projects across the country. “They are our provider,” said Attas. “I have complete trust in their ability to deliver. It’s a great fit for us as we continue on this journey.” Currie echoed this sentiment, stating, “Working with Henricksen was amazing. They were always prepared, responsive, and collaborative. The process was smooth from start to finish.” This project highlights how thoughtful design, sustainability, and collaboration can transform a relocation into an opportunity for innovation and alignment with organizational values. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2024 Location Washington, DC Square Footage Partners & Manufacturers Perkins + Will Manufacturers Used Environmental Defense Fund Washington, DC Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

The Fox Point Bayside School District renovated its middle school, partnering with Henricksen and VS America for furniture that fosters collaboration and meets diverse student needs. The Fox Point Bayside School District embarked on a transformative project to renovate their middle school. The goal was clear: to modernize the learning environment to support 21st-century education. The old building was traditional, with limited collaborative spaces, an inadequate Library Media Center (LMC), and classrooms ill-suited for contemporary teaching methods. Much of the existing furniture, though functional, was outdated. The district sought sturdy, modern furniture that would stand the test of time while enhancing the educational experience. Accessibility was also a critical focus. The aim was to provide furniture and spaces that accommodated diverse student needs, encouraging movement and collaboration while aligning classroom design with teaching methodologies. The school district partnered with EUA on the architectural design and programming and created an RFP for the furniture procurement. Henricksen was awarded the furniture portion of the project after an extensive interview process. They were selected based on the proposed furniture solutions which included training and change management provided in partnership with VS America (an educational furniture manufacturer), as well as an established relationship they had with the school district from previous projects. Henricksen approached this project as more than just a furniture vendor. Emphasis was placed on changing both the environment and the teaching style to create a new, modern learning environment. To begin this process, pilot classrooms were set up in the existing building and tested by both staff and students. Surveys were conducted, and feedback sessions were hosted with the impacted teachers. “The meetings held with teachers were incredible,” said Jodi Hackl, Principal, Bayside Middle School, “Henricksen met with teachers one on one and in a group setting, both as teaching group and separated by grade level. It took a lot of time, and Henricksen listened and made changes in real time, which made the teachers feel so heard.” The Henricksen team also advocated for VS America as a furniture partner. VS America was able to bring in its Director of Education, Jill Ackers, herself a former teacher, to connect the furniture choices with instructional practices through several professional development sessions. This approach ensured the furniture complemented the curriculum and supported teaching and learning. VS America is a 125-year-old company specializing in furnishings for educational spaces. Along with bringing a research-driven approach to the table, they provide quality products designed based on ergonomic principles and modern educational models. “VS has always been a research-based company,” said Monica Hartman, Regional Sales Manager, VS America “We worked with Maria Montessori and continue to connect with experts in the field. The educational model has completely changed, and we create product that supports today’s curriculums.” Part of the goal at VS America is to provide furniture, but they also help support schools with expertise and professional learning. “We know that in order to impact student experiences, teachers have to have a deeper proficiency level,” said Hartman. “Part of our work is to build trust for teachers, to help facilitate change.” Almost all furniture in the new space is mobile, with even science tables retrofitted with wheels based on teacher feedback. The new classroom wing features collaborative areas that complement traditional classrooms. Students utilize mobile tables, varying-height furniture, and lounge seating to foster independent and group learning. Henricksen’s vision and expertise have transformed the school into a model of 21st-century learning. “Henricksen’s ideas for collaborative furniture exceeded my expectations,” said Hackl. “The students use the spaces independently and respectfully. Henricksen’s expertise and commitment to our goals were outstanding.” The collaboration between EUA and Henricksen played a pivotal role in achieving the vision for the new school. “EUA and Henricksen both knew where we were coming from,” said Hackl. “The old school had so many additions, it was disjointed and wasn’t a nice environment for kids.” The team reimagined the space with a focus on accessibility, collaboration, and budget-conscious solutions. The project met all critical objectives, ensuring a transformative learning environment. The Fox Point Bayside School District sets a new standard for educational spaces, demonstrating how thoughtful design and change management can create a lasting impact on teaching and learning. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2024 Location Fox Point, WI Square Footage 115,000 Partners & Manufacturers EUA | Eppstein Uhen Architects, VS America Manufacturers Used Fox Point Bayside School District Fox Point, WI Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

Henricksen delivered tailored furniture solutions for a defense company's new HQ, overcoming pandemic challenges to create a collaborative, efficient space that reflects innovation and excellence. When a confidential defense and engineering company decided to consolidate several regional facilities into a single headquarters, they envisioned a state-of-the-art workspace that would enhance collaboration, optimize efficiency, and reflect their strategic mission. The move aimed to transition approximately 350 employees into a flagship headquarters designed for operational excellence. The new headquarters was intended to centralize operations to increase workforce efficiency, provide an upgraded, Grade-A facility with cutting-edge furniture and interior design that would enhance collaboration and communication among employees, and serve as a flagship space representing the company’s values and future-forward vision. Henricksen was selected as the furniture provider. They delivered a comprehensive furniture package, including Gunlocke Private Office, Allsteel Workstations, and other HNI Products, ensuring that every aspect of the space — from workstations to private offices and collaborative lounges — was thoughtfully equipped to meet both functional and stylistic needs with their “soup-to-nuts” approach. Just as the project was ramping up in early 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic hit, disrupting schedules, supply chains, and project logistics. The uncertainty created unique hurdles, from ensuring manufacturing continuity to meeting the strict timeline despite widespread shutdowns. One significant challenge was tied to the company’s choice of Gunlocke furniture, traditionally manufactured in New York. Faced with pandemic-related production delays, the Henricksen team collaborated with executive stakeholders at Gunlocke to shift manufacturing to a more accessible location, ensuring the furniture aligned with the project schedule and design intent. Despite unprecedented challenges, the new headquarters was delivered on time, achieving the client’s vision for a collaborative, innovative space. The custom furniture solutions supported the company’s operational goals and created an environment ready to adapt to the evolving needs of their workforce. By partnering with Henricksen, the defense company not only navigated pandemic disruptions but also set a new standard for their facilities — reinforcing their commitment to excellence and innovation. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2020 Location Arlington, VA Square Footage 160,000 Partners & Manufacturers HOK, HNI, Gunlocke Manufacturers Used Confidential Defense Client Arlington, VA Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

The James L. Allen Center at Northwestern University went through renovations resulting in positive feedback from guests and staff. Henricksen played a crucial role in the project. 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 Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

Minnesota Women's Care teamed up with Henricksen to renovate its Women's Care Clinic in Woodbury, MN, creating a comfortable, flexible space. Minnesota Women's Care partnered with Henricksen to renovate its Women's Care Clinic in Woodbury, MN. The Henricksen team, specializing in healthcare design, worked closely with the client to create a comfortable, flexible space that met the needs of patients and staff. They provided top-quality, durable furniture that adhered to budget and timeline constraints. The project management team oversaw the entire process to ensure a seamless and successful renovation, contributing to enhancing the Women's Care Clinic and creating a welcoming environment for all who enter. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2022 Location Nashville, TN Square Footage 12,900 Partners & Manufacturers BUILT by Henricksen, Installation Group, Collaborative Design Studio, Flow Construction, LINES Interiors + Architecture, Thomas Constructors, Falk, Allsteel, Davis, Enwork, Gunlocke, Normann Copenhagen Manufacturers Used Southern Orthodontic Partners Nashville, TN Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

Henricksen helped Philipp Lithographing Co, a family-operated business based in Grafton, WI, achieve a modern, professional, employee-friendly office as they embarked on an exciting expansion journey. Philipp Lithographing Co. (Philipp Litho), a family-owned printing and packaging company located in Grafton, WI, was expanding. The expansion and renovation included a 26,000 square-foot warehouse addition, a 3,600 square-foot office addition, and a renovation of their existing 5,000 square-foot office space. The overarching goal was to create a more modern and professional, employee-friendly office while maintaining a family-run, traditional feel. Their existing office furniture was mostly heavy-duty golden oak pieces from the 1960s and 1970s that no longer suited their way of working. The location also lacked enough conference rooms and meeting spaces to support their growing team and client-facing needs. They did want to retain certain traditional design elements, such as the warm wood tones, but also needed the space to feel modern and efficient. Their new workstations required customized designs to accommodate many printed documents and packaging materials. Philipp Litho selected Design to Construct (D2C) to lead the architectural design and construction of the new spaces. As part of this process, D2C brought in Henricksen to help them create an all-encompassing furniture package for Philipp Litho and worked as a team to help bring Philipp Litho’s vision for the furniture to life. “Philipp Litho’s design vision went hand in hand with the overall style of the building,” said Alaina Bernarde, Interior Designer, D2C. ““We took the time to go through each space to make sure the pieces and furniture layout meet the needs and functions of the end users. We chose wood tones and fabrics for the furniture that coordinated with the new interior finish materials that were specified.” National Waveworks workstations were selected, balancing durability and design. Wood skins were used on the outside of the workstations to match the company’s traditional aesthetic and height-adjustable desks were specified to meet modern ergonomic needs. The private offices were outfitted with Gunlocke chairs and high-end traditional pieces to create a sophisticated yet functional environment. Where possible, Henricksen and D2C’s designers worked with Philipp Litho to reuse existing furniture, such as incorporating some existing seating and reusing the base of a conference table, adding a new top for a refreshed look. The project also included custom touches like a demountable wall system with magnetic panels. These walls encased the conference room, and the magnetic panels allowed the clients to hang up their lithographing plans for their meetings. There also are other architectural walls throughout the space, adding both functionality and a modern aesthetic. The collaboration between D2C, Henricksen, and the client was smooth, with constant communication and quick resolution of any punch list items. Henricksen’s documentation of furniture standards and finishes ensured the project deliverables were clear and helped keep the project on track. “Cammy keeps the client’s best interests at heart,” said Bernarde of Henricksen Account Manger Cammy Harvey. “She is the first person I communicate with on each furniture job. Her attendance at each meeting, whether onsite or at Henricksen, ensures we were making progress. She gets questions answered and searches for the right solution based on her past experiences.” The end result is a new space for Philipp Litho that is both visually appealing and highly functional for current and future employees. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2023 Location Grafton, WI Square Footage 8,600 Partners & Manufacturers Allsteel, Gunlocke, National, SitOnIt Seating, Design 2 Construct Manufacturers Used Philipp Lithographing Co. Grafton, WI Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

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Bad Idea, a restaurant in East Nashville, revitalized a historic building with Henricksen's services, blending modern design with historic integrity. Bad Idea, a restaurant and bar in East Nashville, was an innovative project dedicated to revitalizing and modernizing a historic landmark building formerly serving as a sanctuary. Bad Idea partnered with Henricksen to lead procurement, project management, installation, and specification services for various aspects of the building's interior design. The project's scope involved sourcing and installing high-quality ancillary furniture, lighting fixtures, and seating options that not only complemented the building's historic architecture but also infused a modern touch into its interior. Additionally, the project included sourcing and installing furniture pieces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. With a strong emphasis on preserving the building's historic integrity, while incorporating contemporary design elements into its interior, the Bad Idea project highlights Henricksen's ability to manage intricate and demanding restoration projects. Through the meticulous curation of each piece of furniture, lighting, and seating, the project created a seamless fusion of past and present, breathing new life into this iconic landmark. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2023 Location Nashville, TN Square Footage 3,000 Partners & Manufacturers Synergy Installation Solutions, Design Object, Andreu World, Design Public Group, Grand Rapids Chair Manufacturers Used Bad Idea Nashville, TN Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

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... May 1, 2024 (Washington, DC, May 1, 2024) Henricksen is pleased to announce the opening of their Washington DC Experience Center located on the 5th floor of 1725 I Street and the rebrand of COFCO, a Henricksen Company (“COFCO”), to Henricksen. The Henricksen Washington DC Experience Center will serve as a place for the community and the AEC industry to gather for events, meetings, continuing education, and networking. It will also provide staff with a refreshed work environment that enables them to showcase diverse and innovative ways of working. The new space will facilitate an interactive experience and serve as catalyst for the industry and local community to see workspaces in a different way. COFCO was acquired by Henricksen in 2022 because of an alignment in core values and a shared vision for the future. The rebrand of COFCO, to Henricksen in Washington DC will bring national name recognition to the talented local team and enhance their established regional industry relationships. “When we move to the new Experience Center, we will be branded Henricksen, but we are the same team. We wanted to showcase how well we know and understand the DC market through the design of the space,” said Kelly Hogan, Vice President of Operations, Henricksen, Washington DC. The new space is designed around different iconic Washington DC locations which represent different styles of working. As an example, the formal conference room is designated the “Library of Congress” and features rich woods, soft luggage leather, a bust of Washington, and gold frames of the United States presidents and the CEO of Henricksen. In contrast, the all-day café is designated “Union Market” and features industrial lighting and bench seating to reflect the atmosphere of Union Market itself. “This Experience Center and the rebrand are game changers for us,” said Joan Waters, General Manager, Henricksen, Washington DC. “The space will help our clients and partners better understand today’s work environments and the rebrand will provide more recognition in the market as Henricksen is a prominent national brand.” The Henricksen name will be reflected on all Washington DC materials beginning in May, including bid responses, presentations, invoices, email addresses, and website. “What excites me about the rebrand is having the name recognition and being able to leverage the experience and resources nationally that we need to grow locally,” said Joanna Verdi, Vice President of Sales, Washington DC. The opening of the new Experience Center and the rebrand of COFCO to Henricksen will pave the way for future growth in the Washington DC market. Stay tuned for news of future events to be held at the new Henricksen Experience Center, including an open house later this summer. About Henricksen Henricksen is a full-service contract furniture dealership specializing in office, healthcare, education, government, senior living, and hospitality spaces. In 1962, Henricksen opened its doors as a small, family-run dealership. Today, Henricksen is a leading national dealership with 13 offices, over 340 full-time employees, and annual sales topping $300 million. With 400+ manufacturer partnerships, Henricksen offers an array of products from systems furniture, case goods, seating, lounge, and conference furnishings to architectural solutions including modular walls, flooring, lighting, sound masking, and technology equipment. Henricksen is the largest privately-owned dealer partner of HNI in the United States. HNI’s furniture brands include Allsteel, HBF, The HON Company, and Gunlocke. www.henricksen.com Share Copy link Facebook LinkedIn Pinterest 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... COFCO, a Henricksen Company, opens new Experience Center and rebrands to Henricksen Meet Brian Homiak, Managing Director of Architectural Solutions at Henricksen May 6, 2024 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 Jennie Tatum joins Henricksen as Vice President, Business Development February 13, 2024 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 February 2, 2024 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 More News + Insights Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit News + Insights

Join senior living expert Jane Rohde in Minneapolis to explore emerging trends, challenges, and design fundamentals for senior living communities. Sep 18, 2023 Jane Rohde, a well-respected leader in the senior living space, returns to Minneapolis to discuss with senior living designers, developers, and operators emerging trends, today’s challenges, and fundamentals of designing and operating senior living communities. Held on Thursday, September 28th and Friday, September 29th, these discussions will touch on a range of topics including the unique performance and specification requirements, the four comforts, evolving and emerging care models, health and wellness, sustainability, the intergenerational perspective, and the unique needs of owner/operators. Each conversation will conclude with an opportunity for attendees to participate in a Q+A session with Jane. Rohde will also facilitate a roundtable discussion with senior living community and facility operators to uncover challenges in their facilities while encouraging idea sharing, healthy dialogue, and networking within the operator group. “Reflecting on how we can better support our partners at architecture and design firms in the unique senior living space, as well as facility operators, we were quickly reminded of the excitement that our audience had when Jane joined us in January of 2020. We knew we needed to bring her back to Minneapolis,” said Tim Miller, Principal and Vice President of Sales for Henricksen. Henricksen has partnered with H Contract and Lou Reid Associates, Interface, and Fabricut on this program. Each brings a unique product offering relevant to senior living projects throughout Minnesota and across the country. “We’ve chosen to partner with H Contract and Lou Reid, Interface, and Fabricut on these professional development opportunities featuring Jane because they are some of our closest partners across the furniture, flooring, and textiles categories when working on senior living projects.” Henricksen’s senior living specialist and Senior Account Executive Michele Hazleton explains, “We are looking to continue to grow and evolve as a leader of senior living procurement and these key vendors are an important part of that growth.” Designers, developers, and operators are invited to attend these sessions hosted at the Tractoworks Building in Minneapolis: Elements of Senior Living: Lessons Learned – Establishing a strong foundation outlining the specification requirements for senior living, this workshop will detail what makes designing and specifying for senior living communities unique. Jane will touch on sanitation and performance requirements, things like seat height and depth, health, sustainability, and more. This will help designers new to senior living projects to specify projects to properly support the bodies of our aging population. Solution Showcase – There are two opportunities to see new as well as tried and true senior living solutions from Interface, Fabricut, and H Contract. You will also have the opportunity to ask questions, share challenges, and learn more about service offerings. Trends for Environments for Aging – There are two opportunities to hear Jane speak about emerging trends in environments for aging. She will touch on care models, health and wellness, sustainability, the intergenerational perspective, among other topics as well as host a Q+A session following the program. Senior Living Operators’ Roundtable – An exclusive opportunity for senior living community operators to participate in a conversation facilitated by Jane to uncover challenges and opportunities in the facilities they lead. Share Copy link Facebook LinkedIn Pinterest Join senior living expert Jane Rohde in Minneapolis to explore emerging trends, challenges, and design fundamentals for senior living communities. Henricksen Welcomes Jane Rohde to Tractorworks, Rohde to Present CEUs on Senior Living Topics 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 Meet Brian Homiak, Managing Director of Architectural Solutions at Henricksen May 6, 2024 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 Jennie Tatum joins Henricksen as Vice President, Business Development February 13, 2024 Henricksen, a leading commercial furniture dealer, has appointed Jennie Tatum as VP of Business Development for their Tennessee market... Learn More More News + Insights Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit News + Insights

The Legacy Church in Tennessee partnered with Henricksen to renovate its space, focusing on architectural walls to enhance aesthetics and functionality. Legacy Church in Tennessee was looking to renovate its space and partnered with Henricksen to help deliver on a comprehensive project scheduled for completion in 2022. The primary focus of the project was architectural walls; the goal was to enhance the overall aesthetics and functionality of the Church and create a more inviting environment for both members and visitors. Additionally, Legacy Church hoped to modernize its workplace and better reflect its values and mission. Through close collaboration, Henricksen achieved a transformation aligned with Legacy Church's vision and helped the Church better serve its community. Equally important, the Henricksen team completed the project within the specified timeframe and budget. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2022 Location Nashville, TN Square Footage 52 LF Partners & Manufacturers BUILT by Henricksen, Moffitt Builders, Falkbuilt Manufacturers Used Legacy Church Nashville, TN Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

This Women's History Month, we honor Jenny Doede, a leader in construction who empowers women, fosters mentorship, and inspires confidence in pursuing careers traditionally dominated by men. Mar 13, 2025 This Women's History Month, Henricksen is honoring remarkable women in our industry, thoughtfully nominated by our employees for their inspiration and impact. Today, we feature Jenny Doede, Managing Partner and Project Manager at Plan North Partners in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She is passionate about empowering women, especially in male-dominated industries like construction, where she helped to build a more than 50% female team. She encourages women to advance their careers by seeking advice from people who have taken risks and are doing the things you want to do, and by creating a personal "board of directors" to guide their professional journeys. Inspired by the support and freedom her parents gave her to explore her path, Jenny aims to foster the same sense of confidence and opportunity for others, paving the way for more women to thrive in construction and related fields. Beyond her professional achievements, Jenny is deeply committed to mentorship and community work. She plays an integral role in WCREW with initiatives like the "Needs and Leads" group, contributes her design expertise to nonprofits such as Pearls for Teen Girls, and volunteers as a part of a therapy dog team with her dog Otis. Whether she's mentoring, designing, or championing inclusivity, Jenny's contributions embody the spirit of leadership and purpose, and we are proud to celebrate her story as part of Women's History Month. As we continue through Women's History Month and beyond, Jenny invites women to build other women up. There is a statistic that women feel like they need to meet 100% of the requirements in a job posting to apply. Jenny encourages women to lean on their lifetime of professional and personal experiences to feel confident than anything they haven’t done before is “figureoutable.” Share Copy link Facebook LinkedIn Pinterest This Women's History Month, we honor Jenny Doede, a leader in construction who empowers women, fosters mentorship, and inspires confidence in pursuing careers traditionally dominated by men. Celebrating Women's History Month with Jenny Doede from Plan North Partners 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 Meet Brian Homiak, Managing Director of Architectural Solutions at Henricksen May 6, 2024 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 Jennie Tatum joins Henricksen as Vice President, Business Development February 13, 2024 Henricksen, a leading commercial furniture dealer, has appointed Jennie Tatum as VP of Business Development for their Tennessee market... Learn More More News + Insights Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit News + Insights

Henricksen is proud to have transformed The Marshall, a student housing on the University of Minnesota campus, into a space of spirited sophistication. Henricksen is thrilled to have played a pivotal role in transforming The Marshall, a privately held student housing complex on the University of Minnesota campus, into a space embodying "Spirited Sophistication." This Minneapolis renovation project aimed to modernize the existing structure, characterized by high ceilings, concrete floors, and abundant natural light, to compete with other housing options, focusing on aesthetics and functionality. The main goals were to reactivate the amenity spaces by integrating new lighting elements, ceiling drops, and thoughtful design details while layering local art and greenery to create a cozy, vibrant, and functional environment. Collaborating closely with BKV, Henricksen provided custom furniture solutions and accessories aligned with the design aesthetic, ensuring every piece met the project's design and budgetary requirements. In addition, Henricksen furnished and accessorized two model units in the complex: a 2-story (4) bedroom unit and a (2) bedroom unit. The success of The Marshall project underscores Henricksen's commitment to delivering high-quality, custom furniture solutions that enhance living spaces and meet the evolving needs of modern student housing. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2023 Location Minneapolis, MN Square Footage Partners & Manufacturers BKV Group, Greystar, Schenk Realty Group, Allermuir, Andreu World, Bernhardt Design, Carolina, Hightower, HON, OFS, Sandler Seating Manufacturers Used The Marshall Minneapolis, MN Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

CF Industries partnered with companies to renovate their Illinois office creating a modern, sustainable, LEED Gold-certified space. CF Industries, a global leader in nitrogen fertilizer manufacturing, partnered with Henricksen, JLL, and interior design firm Whitney to renovate their commercial space in Illinois. The project involved collaborating with top manufacturers such as Allsteel, Humanscale, Keilhauer, OFS, and Stylex to create a modern and sustainable office environment. With a focus on functionality and aesthetics, the renovation project aimed to enhance productivity and employee well-being through innovative design solutions. The space was also designed to achieve LEED Gold certification, aligning with CF Industries' commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship. The collaboration between CF Industries and Henricksen ensured that the space reflected the company's values and culture, while also providing a comfortable and inspiring work environment for its employees. Overall, the project was a testament to CF Industries' dedication to creating a dynamic and sustainable workspace that supported its business objectives and promoted a positive work environment for its team. Share Copy link LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Project Stats Completed 2024 Location Deerpark, IL Square Footage 77,863 Partners & Manufacturers JLL, Whitney Architects, Lumen Workspace, Gianni, Humanscale, Allsteel, Stylex, Keilhauer, OFS Manufacturers Used CF Industries Deerpark, IL Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit Project Experience

Cammy Harvey, Account Executive at Henricksen, specializes in serving the K12 market, building strong relationships, and providing valuable solutions. 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 Meet Brian Homiak, Managing Director of Architectural Solutions at Henricksen May 6, 2024 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 Jennie Tatum joins Henricksen as Vice President, Business Development February 13, 2024 Henricksen, a leading commercial furniture dealer, has appointed Jennie Tatum as VP of Business Development for their Tennessee market... Learn More More News + Insights Start Your Project First name* Last name* Email* Company Phone Subscribe to Our Newsletter* Yes No Location (City) Location (State)* State Upload a File (if needed) Upload a File Message* Submit News + Insights