American Interiors is a commercial interiors partner that listens and understands how to support your organization’s business goals by designing and building spaces where people are inspired to do and be their best. We recognize that your real estate, people and technology all play significant roles in supporting your company’s overall purpose and strategic business objectives.
There is no one “office of the future.” There is only change.
– Knoll Workplace Research
After space evaluation, a Medical Cetner proposed an existing light storage area to be converted into a 29 bed observation unit using DIRTT architectural products provided by American Interiors. The 5,650sq/ft project included 29 bays with thermofoil (3D laminate), custom color, medical gases, modular power, nurse call back boxes and bedside cabinets. The general contractor [Read More...]
American Interiors was honored to provide furniture for a state of the art University level Center of the Arts, designed by the prestigious international architectural firm, Snohetta. The building provides a space for collaborative work and study between all the fine and performing arts as well as hosts performance events. The goal for the Wolfe [Read More...]
Orlando, FL, June 19, 2020: American Interiors, a leading interior solutions provider serving clients across the country since 1993, is pleased to announce that it is expanding its business to include the Orlando, FL and Central, FL market. AI is excited to welcome a well-established and respected group of local professionals to the AI family;
A successful workplace addresses change—and our partner, Knoll always strives to find the right opportunities for organizations to adapt. This year’s free virtual event will take place June 9-10, 2020, bringing the Company’s unparalleled expertise on design and the workplace to audiences in a digital-first format. Knoll Design Days—Opportunities for Change explores Knoll’s holistic, research-driven
By: Abby Krause & Kayla Stallard – Re/work 360 Two weeks ago distractions were stealing our time. We were no doubt busy, but it was hard to find the time to focus on the meaningful activities that lead to growth and innovation. Now more than ever is the time for deep work. Author and professor Cal
