“When we were looking to move into a new space, we knew we wanted to freshen it up to reflect our brand. We do sell scooters, after all! We came in not knowing what to expect in terms of cost and options for the space, but were confident in Kentwood’s ability to take us from the starting line to the finish.

They were on top of seemingly every detail and were able to provide expertise when we got stuck on layout, finishes, and beyond. Each member of the staff who had a hand in our project was professional, great listeners, and had good design sense! We couldn’t be happier with how it all turned out.”

– Ali Hall, Micro Kickboard

Grand River Aseptic Manufacturing renovated an old four-story building on the river to house their corporate office. They are currently using the first floor which is connected to their current office, warehouse and production space. They selected Kentwood due to previous successful projects and Kentwood’s ability to customize the workstations and other office areas. Kentwood coordinated product from several manufacturers to make the office space functional and comfortable.

MedData has been a long-time customer and as they grew in size and number of employees, they needed additional space. Kentwood Office had helped them with a previous move in 2012.  When it came time to move again, Kentwood delivered an office design that blended remanufactured systems with additional new furniture to meet their requirements and aesthetics.

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Calvary Church approved an expansion of its main building to better serve its members and attendees.  The expansion impacted several areas.  Some of these changes included a reconfigured sanctuary, a larger and enhanced fellowship hall, an improved children’s area, a larger youth area, and more offices.  Kentwood Office Furniture partnered with Calvary Church and CMAMA design, Annette Barrett, an independent interior designer, to create a beautiful, cohesive, functional space that would serve the current and future needs of the church.

Compass Insurance Agency’s growth since its founding in 2009 required a move from its 5,000 square-foot space to a 15,000 square foot space on the city’s West Side.  The insurance agency looked for a space that would help them attract and retain the best talent and continue its pattern of growth.  The selected space was renovated into a beautiful, open-concept office space which included clean, fresh furnishings, ease of power accessibility and an added edge utilizing Trendway Volo glass walls.  Kentwood’s designers proposed a palette featuring neutral wood grains, navy fabrics, and metallic finishes, along with a pop of color drawn from the orange found in their company logo.  A group effort from Kentwood’s design, project management, and installation teams captured the energy of the new space and stayed on schedule for their move-in date.

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Headquartered in Germany, ETO Magnetic Corp. came to the Grand Rapids area in 2005.  Prior to moving to their new location, they leased two buildings near the airport.  As their local operations continued to grow, they evaluated their space needs and decided that a move was the best option to achieve their vision for the future.  They selected First Companies to construct a new building that allowed for future expansion.  In terms of design; open space, clean lines, and a simple interior reflect the building and design standards set at the company’s headquarters in Germany.  Every area is well-planned to create an efficient workflow and great environment for ETO Magnetic Corp. employees.

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Borgman Ford had several private offices they needed to furnish.  Many of the offices were tight in scale, and HON 10500 gave Kentwood the ability to specify their desks so that they still had room for their guests in the space.  The Kentwood Office designer created consistency with finishes and types of chairs in this space by using the Ignition series which provides both task and guest seating options. The designer selected Motivate chairs and stools for the waiting area which meet requirements for comfort and durability.