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Contents
Introduction 1.1 OpeningMessage 1.2 WhoWeAre 1.3 WhatYou’llFind
DefiningIdentity 2.1 BrandMessage 2.2 BrandQualities 2.3 BrandingwiththeFiveCorePrograms
EngagingVisitors 3.1 TheAmericanSpacesExperience 3.2 BoldandDynamicProgramming 3.4 ConductingFocusGroups 3.5 SmithsonianContentandDigital ProgrammingResources
DesigningYourAmericanSpace 4.1 IntroductiontoDesign 4.3 RecommendedColorPalette
“so you...” 4.4 OnlyHaveOneLarge Space 4.6 OnlyHaveOneSmall Space 4.8 WantaClassroom Space 4.9 WantaMakerspace 4.10 WantanInformal Lounge Space 4.11 WantaSemi-Private Meeting Space 4.12 WantaReception Space 4.14 HaveanOutdoor Space
Furniture seating 5.1 LoungeSeating 5.2 StackableChairsandBenchSeating 5.3 StoolsandOttomans tables 5.4 WorkandCaféTables 5.5 TrapezoidWorkTable 5.6 SideandCoffeeTables 5.7 U.S.MapTable storage 5.10 BookStorageandDisplay 5.11 MagazineStorageandDisplay 5.12 LockingStorage accessories 5.13 MobileWhiteboardsandTackboards 5.14 Lecterns 5.15 RoomDividersandPartitions 5.16 GalleryFixtures 5.17 PortableStages 5.18 TechnologyChargingStations outdoor furniture 5.19 SeatingandTables flooring & finishes 5.20 FlooringOptions 5.21 MillworkandResinOptions 5.22 AcousticalOptions 5.23 WallOptions 5.24 UpholsteryOptions 5.26 FurnitureandFinishSchedules
Graphics 6.1 High-ResolutionGraphics 6.2 GraphicsGuide 6.4 GraphicsSampling
ConcludingRemarks 7.1 Conclusion 7.2 AdditionalResources
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Basedincommunitiesaroundtheworld,AmericanSpaceshavelongservedaskeyoverseas
platformsforconductingpublicdiplomacy.
Inthepastthreeyears,AmericanSpaceshavemadedramaticprogresstowardbecomingpremiervenuesfortheentiremissiontoachieveforeignpolicygoalsthroughin-personengagement.Andthatevolutioncontinues.
Increasingly,AmericanSpacesaremakingtheInternetandinteractivetechnologiesaccessibletokeyaudiences.Theyarereachingthosetargetedaudienceswithadvanceddigitaltoolsandinter-actingwiththemthroughin-personandvirtualprogramming.Thesedigital-firstapproachescom-binedwithvibrantdesignsandrichprogrammingresourcesprovidedthrougharewardingpartnershipwiththeSmithsonianInstitution(SI)areenablingAmericanSpacestocarveoutanicheashubsofinnovationanddiscoveryintheircommunitiesandcountries,attractingstrategicaudiencesrelevanttoU.S.foreignpolicy.
TheoriginalIdeaBook,releasedin2013asabroadbrandinganddesignresourcefortheworldwidenetworkofAmericanSpaces,providedthecontextforthisshift.Itservedasaroadmapforchartingacoursetowardopen,adaptableenvironmentsthatwerealsovividandinspiring,withintheframeworkoftheModelAmericanSpacesproject.
IdeaBook2.0istheresultofthiscontinuedandfruitfulIIP-SIcollaboration,whichbeganin2012.Throughsitevisits,focusgroups,digitalconferences,designrenderings,constructionprojects,andon-siteworkshops,IIPandSIhavestreamlinedthisdesignresourcetoprovidethenetworkofAmericanSpacesthemeanstoimproveandharmonizetheirinteriordesignsandphysicalspaces—allinsupportofofferingdynamic,mission-alignedprogramming.
Likeitspredecessor,IdeaBook2.0providesideasandinspirationtocreateamodern,synergisticlookandfeel,whileprovidingflexibilitytosupporttheneedsoflocalaudiences.IdeaBook2.0focusesonvisualbrandingoftheAmericanSpacethroughinnovativeuseofdesignandspacewithanewfurnitureselectionandasimplifiedcolorpalette.UseitasaguideandideastartertotakeyourAmericanSpacetothenextlevel.
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Who We Are
The Bureau of International Information Programs (IIP)initiatedtheModelAmericanSpacesprojectwithSItodevelopsignaturedesignspecificationsanddynamicprogrammingtoensureAmericanSpacesareattractive,innovative,interactive,andengaging.UsingIdeaBook2.0,allspaces,largeandsmall,canimplementtheexpressivelookandfeelthatcapturestheAmericanessenceofAmericanSpaces.
IIP’s Office of American Spacesprovidesoversight,trainingandfundingtosupportmorethan700AmericanSpacesworldwide.ItisthehomeofficefortheForeignServiceSpecialistcorpsofInforma-tionResourceOfficers(IROs),whoarebasedinstrategiclocationsaroundtheworld.IROssupportPoststoensurethatAmericanSpacesareusedasvenuestoadvanceU.S.foreignpolicyobjectives.
The Smithsonian’s Office of International Relations (OIR) coordinatestheInstitution'sinternationalefforts,includingpartnershipswithgovernments,culturalinstitutions,NGOsandprofessionalsworldwide.ThemissionofOIRistoharnessthecreativityandassetsoftheSmithsoniantopromotemeaningfulchangeintheworld.
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What You’ll Find
WeputforwardheredesignideastohelpenliventhefullrangeofSpaces,fromwhollymanagedAmericanCenterstoco-managed
AmericanCornersandBi-nationalCenters.ThroughconsultationwithAmericanSpacesstaffandpartners,Embassystaff,IIPstaff,andnumerousdesignersfromSIandbeyond,wehavedevelopedsomedesignprinciplesandconceptsthatmayserveassourcesofinspirationforinteriorspaceplanningandselectionofdesign,furniture,andgraphics.Theconceptsweredevelopedwiththesegoalsinmind:
• ToprovideusersofAmericanSpacesworldwidewithinnovativeanddynamicenvironmentswithinwhichtheycanexplorethediversityofAmericanlanguage,culture,education,andforeignpolicyactivitiesandpositions;and
• ToadvancetheroleofAmericanSpacesassym-bolsofsharedrelationshipsandcommitmentsbetweentheU.S.andhostcommunities.
TheDesigning Your American Spacesection(Chapter4)isfullofrecommendationstohelpyou(re)designandenlivenyourspaces.Regardlessofthesizeofyourspaceorthenumberofrooms,weofferstrategiestocreateanAmericanSpacethatsuitsyourneedswhileensuringthatitreflectsthevisionandneedsofyourlocalcommunity.Functionalityandflexibilityarecrucialelementstothesuccessofthephysicalenvironments.Wehopethatthedesignrenderingsserveasinspirationandallowyoutovisualizehowspacesofvaryingsizescanbeconfiguredtopromoteandfosterdiverseprogrammaticofferings.
Whilewerecommendthatyouengagewithyourlocalcommunityofartisans,printers,andcrafts-mentocreateyouruniquespace,ifyouseeaparticularelementinadesignthatyouwouldliketoincorporate,wehaveprovidedthespecificationsandorderinginformationthatyouwillneedforprocurementonpages5.26–5.45.Thebookcontainssuggestionson:
• ColorPalette
• Furniture,includingstorage,shelving,seating,tables,andmobilepartitions
• Flooringandfinishes
• FurnitureSchedule
• FinishSchedule
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Additionally,weincludesectionson:
• Defining Identity:ensuringyourbrandpurposeandpersonalityareestablishedandshinethroughinspacesthatcansupportmission-drivenprogrammingacrosstheAmericanSpacesfivecoreprograms.
• Engaging Visitors:identifyingandconnectingwithyourvisitorstoenhancetheirexperience;recommendationsforconductingfocusgroupsthatprovidevaluableinsightintotheneedsandexperiencesofyourAmericanSpacevisitorsandU.S.governmentprogramalumni;andinforma-tionabouthowtoaccessSmithsoniancontenttomeetyourprogrammingneeds.
• Graphics:asamplingofthesuiteofhigh-resolutiongraphicscreatedbySIspecificallyforAmericanSpaces,aswellasimagesfromSIcollectionsandahow-toguideforapplyingthesegraphicstowalls,pillars,orevenwindowsinyourspace.
What You’ll Find (continued)
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Brand Message
VisitsevenAmericanSpacesandfindsevenvariationsonAmerica,sevenstrategiesforengagingaudiences,andsevenwaystoconnectpeoplewithforeignpoliciesoftheUnitedStates.IIP’scentersofin-personengagementreflectthediversityoftheUnitedStatesaswellasthequalitiesoftheirlocalcommunities.
Sowhydiscusscreatingaworldwide“brand”identityforAmericanSpaces?
Abrandistheexpressionofchosencharacteristics,valuesandattributesthroughproducts,services,people,places,andexperiences.Successful
brandsevokepositiveemotionsthataudiencesassociatewithanorganizationoritsservices.Theyfostercollaborationandprideamong
theirstaff.Andtheydistinguishthemselvesfromotherbrands.Visualfeaturesgoalongwaytowardestablishingandmaintainingabrand,butalogoisjustthestart.IdeaBook2.0exemplifiesastyle—orlookandfeel—thatsignifiesandunifiesAmericanSpaces.TheOfficeofAmericanSpacesandSIhavechosenanewfurniturecollectionthatprovidesaselectionofmodern,flexible,modularandcomfortableoptionsinacolorpalettethatanyAmericanSpacecancustomizetotheneedsandwantsofitsaudience.
Acohesive,distinctidentitybindsAmericanSpacesasacommunity—anetwork—withsharedidealsandbuildssolidarity,goodwill,andcooperationamongthem.Italsoallowsvisitorstobepartofsomething“bigger,”fosteringasenseofbelonging.AstudentwalkingintoanAmericanCornerin
UkrainecanfeelconnectedtostudentsallovertheworldwhoarelearningEnglishorarecuriousaboutAmericanuniversities.
ArecognizableidentitydoesnotmakeallAmericanSpacesthesame—itconveysacommonpurposeandsharedmission,andithelpsprovidevisitorsandotherstakeholderswithaclearunderstandingofwhatAmericanSpacesareandwhattheydo.
IIPandtheOfficeofAmericanSpacesbelieveAmericanSpacescanmakeanidentifiableandmemorableimpressionbytakingfulladvantageoftheaestheticbenefitsoftheIIP-SmithsonianpartnershipandusingIIPandSI’sdigitalresourcesinwaysthatworkbestforthemtoadvanceU.S.foreignpolicygoals.
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Brand Qualities
AllAmericanSpacesareplacestoconnect—withpeople,withopportunity,andwithAmerica,througheithercollaborativeactivityorindividualinquiry.
Theyencourageinteractionthroughdialogueonissuesthatmattermost,buildbridgesofunderstanding,invitecommunityinvolvement,andimpart
anAmericanspiritthatfeelspositiveandwelcoming.AmericanSpacesalsoaresafeplacesforexploration,conversationandself-discovery.Theyembodyfreedomofself-expression,counteractnegativenarrativesanddevelopnewgenerationsofgloballeaders.Thedesignprinciplesinthisbookwerechosenwiththesespecificattributesinmind.Forexample,oneitemoffurniturecanbeusedpassivelyasseatingoractivelyasaworksurfaceorcombinedforgroupdiscussion.Open,informalseatingcanencouragecollaborationanddialogue.ThesearethequalitiesthatAmericanSpacescanexemplifywiththeirdesignchoices.Theycanbemorespecificallydefinedas:
• Placesofexploration.AmericanSpacesrepresenttheUnitedStatesasaplacethatfostersindividualingenuityandinnovation—pursuingadream,developinganideaormakingthingswithpride.
• Placesofcollaboration.AmericanSpacesenablevisitorstoshareideasandexperiencesandlearnfromoneanother.ExamplesareexchangealumnireturningtospeakaboutvisitingtheUnitedStates,studentsworkingtogethertolearnEnglish,orentrepreneursdigitallycollaboratingonadesigninrealtime.
• Placesofacceptance.VisitorstoAmericanSpacesfeelwelcome,regardlessofprejudicialbeliefsthatmayexistintheircommunityorcountry,andtheyareencouragedtoreturn.Underrepresentedgroups,suchaswomenandgirlsandtheLGBTcommunity,knowtheyarewelcome.
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Branding with the Five Core Programs
AnotheraspectofcreatingabrandisdifferentiatingAmericanSpacesfromthein-persondiplomacyplatformsofothercountries.AllAmericanSpacesconductsomeoftheirprogramminginoneormoreoffivedistinctlyAmericancoreareasthroughouttheyear.
Information about the United States—Policy-relevantprogrammingthatpromotesmissionobjectivesfallsintothisarea.PostscanhelpAmericanSpacesfindandshareinformationresourcesonkeypolicythemes,includingIIP-produceddigitalcontent,eLibraryUSA,MOOCs,speakers,Americanbooks,magazines,andmovies,andcontenttheSmithsonianhasdevelopedspecificallyforAmericanSpaces.
Community Engagement in Cultural Programs—Thisareaisforgrowingaudienceparticipationwhilefosteringpeople-to-peopleconnectionsandbuildingmutualrespect.“Campaigns,”oraseriesofprogramsonaspecifictopic,aremoreeffectivethansingleevents.AmericanSpacescansupporttheirimpactbyworkingtogetherinacountryorregiontooffercollaborativeorcomplementaryprograms.
American English Language Programs—AsoneofthemostvenerableprogramsofAmericanSpaces,theseprogramsexposeaudiencestoawiderworldofinformationandopportunitiesforengagement.AmericanSpacescantakeadvantageoffreshresources,suchaswaystouseSmithsoniancontentorcreativestrategiesforclasses,orconversationclubs.http://americanenglish.state.gov
EducationUSA—AmericanSpacescantakeadvantageofthisestablishedandrecognizedbrandtopromotethemselvesasanetworkwhileadvancingtheglobalU.S.policyobjectiveofincreasingthepopulationofinternationalstudentsintheUnitedStates.https://educationusa.state.gov
Alumni Programs—ActivitiesfeaturingalumniofU.S.government-sponsoredprogramshelptopromotepolicygoalsfromalocalperspectiveandareanenduringsourceofbrandreinforcement.https://alumni.state.gov
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The American Spaces Experience
WhatmakesvisitorscomebacktoanAmericanSpace?Maybeit’sthe
topicalspeakersonissuesoflocalinterest,suchasclimatechange.
PerhapstheywanttoconnectwithsomeoneinAmerica.Oritcouldbetheappealofavibrant,stimulating
placetocreateandconstruct.
AmericanSpacesareevolvingintocollaborativelaboratoriesthatinspirelocalresidents,alumni,partnersandotherstobuildnewproducts,sharecurrentideasandsolveoldproblems,allwhileadvancingU.S.andmissionforeignpolicygoals.
Byprovidingcutting-edgetechnology,hands-oncreativeopportunitiesandvirtuallearningplatforms,AmericanSpacesareincreasinglybecominginformaldiscoveryenvironmentsinoneormoreU.S.foreignpolicythemes:
• cultivateentrepreneurship
• specializeinscience,technology,engineering,artsandmath(STEAM)
• modelcivilsociety
allthewhilefosteringpersonalandprofessionalgrowth.In this dynamic habitat, focus is moving away from passive space—studying and reading areas—and quietness.
Toengagepeopleinanactiveenvironment,AmericanSpacesneedtolookandfeelengaging.TheyalsoneedtolookAmerican,andtotheextentpossible,visuallyreflecttheessenceofpoli-ciestheyarecommunicating,suchasinnovationortolerance.IdeaBook2.0providesideasandinspirationfordesigningaphysicalframeworkthatencouragesvisitorstoembraceacreativesetting.
AmongpeoplewhovisitAmericanSpacesaremembersofminoritiesatrisk(women,religiousandculturalminorities),tradeassociations,media,hostgovernments,localgovernments,andcivilsocietyorganizations.Othersareopinionleaders,academics,alumni,businessleadersandyoungprofessionals,aswellastouristsandstudentsgoingtotheUnitedStates.Increasingly,AmericanSpacesarehostingfocusgroupstolearnmoreabouttheiraudiencesandhelpthemcreateprograms.Tipsforconductingfocusgroupsareprovidedonpage3.4ofthisbook.
UsingtheIdeaBook2.0asaguide,AmericanSpacescansetupenvironmentsthatflexiblyaccommodatethediversityoftheiraudiencesandthat
• areopen,welcoming,modernandvibrant,
• providedifferentkindsofexperiences—informalandformal,socialandindependent—and
• offervariouswaystoaccessanduseadvancedtechnologyandequipment.
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PostsarehelpingtheirAmericanSpacesalignprogrammingwithintegratedcountrystrategy(ICS)andpublicdiplomacygoals.“Campaign”programmingistakingpriorityoverone-timeevents.
Bold and dynamic programming:
• promotesactiveparticipationand“doing”overlisteningandsittinginanaudience,
• enablesuserstodecide,planand/orimplementactivities,
• takesadvantageofresidentswhohavebeentotheUnitedStates,aswellasU.S.expatriates,and
• ispolicy-relevant.
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Bold and Dynamic Programming
Programmingisbecomingmore“boldanddynamic,”definedasinnovative,fun,
thought-provoking,creative,exciting,uniqueand,aboveall,mission-driven.
Activeprogrammingthatcanexemplifypolicythemesincludesmakeractivities,whichcanindirectlypromoteapolicy,suchasclimatechangeorcivilsociety,orbusinessclassesthatdirectlypromoteentrepreneurshipandself-reliance.Examplesinclude:
Makerspaces
• Coursesonrobotics,computerprogramming,or3Dprintingtopromoteskillbuildinganddigitalliteracy
• Modelbuildingandprototypingofbusinessideasorproducts
• Ongoingworkshopsorprofessional-levelcourses
• MakerFairetoshowcaselocalmakers,techenthusiasts,educators,tinkerers,engineers,scienceclubs,artists,orstudents
Entrepreneurship/Business
• Resume-writingclasses,usingpeereditingtoencouragecommunity
• Socialnetworkingworkshopstopromoteanindividualorbusiness,examiningFacebook,LinkedIn,Twitter,orlocalequivalentsandshowinghowtoconnectwithAmericanmentors
• Bloggingeffectivelyandappropriatelytopromotebusiness
• Writingabusinessplanorgrantproposal
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Bold and Dynamic Programming (continued)
Thisincreasinglyactiveenvironmentprovidestheopportunitytoinvolvemoreoutsideexpertisethroughpartnershipswithlocalpublicorprivateorganizations.
Suggestions for recruiting facilitators, trainers, volunteers and partners:
• Seekpossible“feeder”systems,suchaslocalschoolsoruniversities
• Locatelocalmakerspaces,co-workingentrepreneurialhubs,orFabLabs
• SeekoutAmericanexpatriates
Suggestions for retaining volunteers:
• Providelocation-appropriateincentivesystems,suchasprofessionaldevelopmenttraining,accesstoonlinecourses,specialaccesstovisitors/speakers,orappreciationactivities/events
• Explainthatvolunteeringcanbehelpfultoincludeonacollegeapplication
• Increasethevolunteers’ownershipofprojects
• Increasethevolunteers’responsibilitieswithintheAmericanSpace
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Conducting Focus Groups
Afocusgroupisasmall-groupdiscussioncenteredonadedicatedtopic,orrangeoftopics,ledbyafacilitator.Inafocusgroup,discussantsareencouragedtoexpresstheiropinionsandshareideaswithoneanothertoprovidethefacilitatorwithhonestfeedbackanddirectionaboutagivensubject.Thesesessionscanbecreative,informative,andproductive.
Whetheryou’redesigninganewspace,updatingyourcurrentspace,orevaluatingyourprogrammaticofferings,focusgroups
canprovidesomeofthemostvaluableinsightsintothethinkingandneedsof
AmericanSpaceusers,staff,partners,andalumni.
Askparticipantsquestionsabouttheirfavoriteprogramsthatthespacecurrentlyoffersorthekindsofprogramsortechnologytheywouldliketoseeoffered.Spendtimetalkingaboutthelookandfeelofthespaceandwhatwouldmakethephysicalenvironmentattractiveandappealingtothem.Usefocusgroupstofindoutwhatbringspatronstothespace,whatkeepsthemcomingback,andwhatmakesthespaceunique.
Considerfacilitatingfocusgroupscomposedof:
• AmericanSpacesstaff
• EducationUSA,FLEX,Fulbright,Access,andotherlocalpartnerstaff
• AlumniofUSGPrograms
• Existingorpotentialtargetaudiences
• Existingorpotentialpartners
• Programparticipants
Formoreideasaboutleadingafocusgroupinyourspace,includingsuggestionsfortypesofquestionstoask,pleaseseeourRecommendationsforLeadingaFocusGroupdocumentfoundathttps://americanspaces.state.gov/smithsonian
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Smithsonian Content and Digital Programming Resources
ThebreadthanddepthofSmithsonianresources,includingmorethan850
Smithsonian-relatedwebsites,meansitcanbechallengingtoknowwheretobegin.
WithafocusonsupportingEnglishlanguagelearning,classroomactivitiesandinnovativepro-gramming,thiscontenthasbeenhighlightedintwoconvenientdigitalsources.TheContent and Programming BookandthethemedContent PackagesgatherandorganizeSmithsonianresourcesintomanageabledigitalfiles.
The Content and Programming Bookisacomprehen-sivedigitalbookprovidinginformationabouthowtouseSmithsoniancontent,recommendationsforrunningsuccessfulprograms,andacollectionofre-sourcesaccordingtosixforeignpolicyprioritytopics:
• U.S.History,PresidentsandDemocracy
• Equality,HumanRightsandTolerance
• AmericanCultureandDiaspora
• Science,Technology,HealthandtheEnvironment
• EntrepreneurshipandInnovation
• Education/EducationDiplomacy.
The Content Packagestacklethewide-rangingSIresourcesandorganizethembythemeintopre-selected,pre-curatedcontent“packages”thatresideontheAmericanSpaceswebsite.Foreachresource,you’llfindabriefsummaryofthematerialaswellasafewsuggestionsforhowthecontentcanbequicklyandeasilyincorporatedintoaprogram.ThemesrangefromAmericanholidays,suchasFourthofJulyandThanksgiving,toforeignpolicyprioritythemesincludingwomen’sempowermentandentrepreneurship.
TheContentandProgrammingBookandtheContentPackagesstrivetofindthebalancebetweenSI’sextensivecontentanddistributiontosuittheneedsofyourspaceandaudienceandareavailablefordownloadthroughtheSmithsonianmoduleofamericanspaces.state.gov.
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Introduction to Design
NotwoAmericanSpacesarealike.Whetheryourspaceconsistsofa
single,smallroomorismadeupofmany,designplaysavitalroleinall
AmericanSpaces.Makingsimple,buteffective,designchoicescantrans-formaspacefromonethatisdark,
cramped,andfullofheavyfurnitureintoonethatisbright,modern,en-
gagingandmulti-functional.Thissectionprovidesyouwithbasicdesignprinciples,inspira-tion,andideasthroughdesignrenderingsofdifferenttypesofspaceslargeandsmall,frommakerspacesandclassroomstoreceptionspacesandinformalloungesforconversation.Eachdesignhighlightscharacteristicsandfeaturesthatmakespacesflexible,dynamic,andengagingvenuesforthesupportandadvancementofU.S.publicdiplomacy.
Outlinedbelowaresomebasicdesignprinciplestosetyourspaceupforsuccess:
• Functional can still be fun.Usefurniturewithmultiplepurposes,suchasseatingthatcandoubleas“table”surfacesorwithstorageunderneath.Useaplant,roompartitionoramobilewhiteboardtocreativelydivideyourspace.Loungeorcaféfurnitureprovidesadifferenttypeofworkspacethanadeskorconferencetableandcreatesanenvironmentthatfosterscollaboration.
• Mobility.Youwanttomakeitaseasyaspossibletorecon-figureyourspaceforvariousactivitiesandprograms.Twosimpleexamplesaretointroducefurniturewithcastersorwheelsandchairsthatstackforeasyandcompactstorage.
• Flexibility.Maximizepossibleusesofyourspacebyfindingfurniturethatcanbeusedformultipleactivitiesandprograms.Trapezoidtablesareanexcellentexample.Forideasonpossibilitiesoftrapezoidtableconfigurations,seepage5.5.
• Keep your colors simple.Red,whiteandbluemakeforagreatAmericanSpace!We’veprovidedarecommendedcolorpaletteforyouonpage4.3.Incorporatecolorfulaccentswithpaint,furniture,flooring,orlarge-scalegraphics.
• Invite participation and engagement.Addwritablesurfaces,suchaschalkboardsandwhiteboards,sovisitorscanmakethespacetheirown.Useablankwallorscreentoprojectphotosfromspaceevents,theday’sactivities,orarollingTwitterfeedorFacebookpageforthespace.
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• De-clutter your space.CullyourlibrarycollectionandintroduceiPadsortabletswithdigitallibrariesandfoldersonthehomepageleadingpatronstoyourbestmaterialsandresources.Doingthisalsofreesupvaluablefloorspaceandallowsforgreaterflexibilityforprogrammingandevents.
• Don’t forget about the floor.Carpettilesorarearugsareafunandeasywaytocreatediscreteprogrammingareasandcanbehelpfulinmanagingsoundandreducingecho.Changethetypeofflooring(example:vinyltiletocarpet)betweenspacesorchangethecoloroftheflooringforvisualdistinctionbetweenprogrammingareas.
• Walls can be invigorating—and inspiring.Wallsmightseemintimidatingtofill,butyoudon’thavetooverthinkdesignelements.Useyourwallsforwayfindingandsignagetohelpyourpatronsnavigatethespace.Alarge-scaletextquotationcanbebothimpactfulandinspirational,conveyingimportantthemesabouttheU.S.oryourlocalcommunity.Gobigwithhigh-resolutiongraphicsonthewallcomplementedbylargeswathsofpaintedcolorblocks.Asamplingofgraphicscanbefoundonpages6.1–6.7withinformationandideasforapplyingthemtoyourspace.
• Encourage community and interaction.Clustercomputerterminalstofaceeachothertofosterfurtherinteraction.Clusterseating,too,sothatevenwhenpeopleareworkingindependently,theyaresharingthespacewithothers.Choosinglightweightandmodularfurnituremakesthisquickandeasy.
• Design with intention.Fosterstewardshipandaffiliationbyengagingrepresentativesofyourcoreaudienceindesignideasandimplementation.Hostingregularfocusgroupstohaveyourvisitorsdiscusswaysthespacewillbeusedandthetypesofprogramstheywouldliketoseeinthespacewillhelpyoudeterminehowthespaceshouldbeconfiguredandenhancedthroughdesign.
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Recommended Color Palette
MakeyourspaceboldandbrightwiththisrecommendedcolorpalettebasedonthecolorsoftheAmericanflag.BothPantoneandCMYKnumbersareincludedforeasyreference.
Dark Red Pantone: Coated 199C C:0 M:100 Y:77 K:16
Dark Blue Pantone: Coated Blue 072C C:100 M:95 Y:0 K:3
Blue Pantone: Coated 2727C C:70 M:47 Y:0 K:0
Red Pantone: Coated Red 032C C:0 M:79 Y:73 K:6
White Pantone: 11-0601 TCX C:2 M:1 Y:3 K:0
Light Gray Pantone: Coated Cool Gray 2C C:5 M:3 Y:5 K:11
Medium Gray Pantone: Coated Cool Gray 4C C:12 M:8 Y:9 K:23
Light Blue Pantone: Coated 635C C:30 M:0 Y:7 K:0
Yellow Pantone: Coated 116C C:0 M:20 Y:100 K:0
Red Pantone: Coated 193C C:2 M:99 Y:62 K:11
Light Red Pantone: Uncoated 1797U C:1 M:87 Y:89 K:4
Light Blue Pantone: Coated 7695C C:43 M:9 Y:8 K: 8
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Trapezoid tables and chairs combined with lightweight stacking chairs are perfect for a workshop or makerspace. Small desks on wheels provide patrons with additional work surfaces and can be moved around the room to accommodate different layouts or programs.
Utilize a corner space for a semi-private meeting area for educational advising, one-on-one discussions or small group meetings. A central worktable and carpet tiles or an area rug add warmth to this space and aid in sound management. You can also use the walls in this space to prominently display EducationUSA information and materials.
Introduce trapezoid tables into the presentation space to host MOOCs or DVCs.
Rearrange modular lounge furniture and introduce mobile whiteboards to create an informal, yet collaborative space for groups to meet.
Incorporate color through high-resolution graphics and painted accents.Digital signage near the
entry provides patrons with program and schedule information the moment they enter the space.
Approximately 250sqm
Createdistinctzonestohostavarietyofprogramsinalargespace.Thesedesignrenderingsprovideyouwithideastocreativelydivideyourspacewithlittletonoconstruction,usingdesignelementslikemobilepartitionsandmulti-purpose,modularfurnituretoaccommodateawiderangeofprograms.
“SO YOU...” Only Have One Large Space
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Welcome patrons into your space with a dedicated information desk situated near the entrance to your space.
A large, central worktable, like this U.S. Map Table found on page 5.7–5.8, is perfect for seminar style programming that engages patrons in conversation, debate, or discussion.
Mobile partitions are a low cost, but effective way to divide neighboring programming areas from each other. Think about partitions that provide additional storage in your space, like mobile shelving units, partitions that double as writing surfaces, like mobile whiteboards, or even partitions made of glass, Plexiglas, or sound absorptive materials.
Flooring can be used as a visual cue for patrons to designate specific programming zones. For instance, use a combination of vinyl tile with carpet tiles or areas rugs to create a distinction between the combination presentation and informal lounge area with nearby areas.
Arrange lightweight stacking chairs into rows for lecture-style programming.
Use a combination of modular lounge furniture and tables and chairs to create a comfortable informal space where patrons can browse reading materials, independently use technology, have conversations, or wait for an upcoming program. Furniture can be rearranged to accommodate large or small groups or even one-on-one conversations.
An iPad or tablet bar lends itself to independent and short-term use of technology.
Thisimageprovidesaviewofthesamelargeroomwithanotherexampleofhowthezonescanbereconfiguredforprogrammaticvariety.
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Approximately 100sqm
Smallerspacescanbemulti-functionaltoo!Chooselightweight,flexiblefurnituretoreconfigureyourspaceformaximumversatilityandprogrammaticvariety.Thesedesignrenderingsprovideyouwithideasforonlyafewofthemanypossibilitiesofconfiguringacompactspace.
Built-in banquette seating allows for small conversations or independent reading areas and utilizes the perimeter of the room. Small tables can pull up to the benches and make a great spot for a laptop or tablet.
Formal tables and chairs can be pushed together for more organized programming or workshops.
Lounge furniture provides patrons with comfortable seating for informal programming and conversations that promote English language learning.
Built-in cabinets, shelving, and stationary countertops can be a great space to host makerspace programming and provide storage for maker equipment and technologies.
A painted floor or small raised platform at one end of the room creates a stage area and focal point for lecture-style programs in the space. Suspend a projector from the ceiling and use a projection screen or blank wall as a surface for presentations, demonstrations, or film screenings!
Take advantage of wall surfaces, even columns or pillars, to introduce vibrant imagery with high-resolution graphics or painted accent walls.
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Use lightweight stacking chairs to host lecture-style programming.
Use formal tables and chairs in the makerspace area to host a maker workshop or showcase. Give your patrons plenty of work surfaces to work through ideas as a group or individually.
Add a few mobile partitions, like these mobile whiteboards, to creatively divide the makerspace from the other programming areas. Whiteboard partitions are great additions to a makerspace to provide patrons with writing surfaces to brainstorm, collaborate, and create.
Arrange comfortable lounge seating into a group around small tables to foster conversation-style programming.
Thinkaboutreconfiguringyourspacewiththesamefurniturefordifferentprogrammingpossibilities.Amplestorageallowsyoutoputawaypiecesoffurniturethatarenotinuseandiscrucialtotheflexibilityofthespace.
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“SO YOU...” Want a Classroom Space
Approximately 54sqm
Engagepatronsinformallearningwithdesignatedclassroomspaces.Thesespacesshouldbebrightandmodern,invitingpatronstoengagewithoneanotheronavarietyofsubjects.
Trapezoidaltablesprovidethisspacewithultimateflexibility.Thesearejustafewofthemanyconfigu-rationspossiblewiththisonetable.Formoreideasontableconfigurations,pleaseseepage5.5.
Trapezoidal tables and lightweight stacking chairs can be easily reconfig-ured to support a variety of programs and learning styles. A few examples of these configurations include:
• Pushed together for small group work or collaboration
• Lined up in rows facing the front of the room for lecture style programming, DVCs, or MOOCs
• Arranged in a circle for a seminar or large group conversation
Suspend a projector from the ceiling and use a projection screen or a blank wall as a surface for DVCs, MOOCs, or a focal point for a lecture or lesson.
A whiteboard or chalkboard wall provides space for a facilitator to write out important points of a lesson or patrons to collaboratively work through ideas.
Mobile, locking storage can be used to store classroom materials or valuable pieces of technology, such as laptops. Choosing storage on wheels makes it easy to move supplies and equipment within the classroom or between classrooms for specialized lessons or programs.
Incorporate a high-resolution graphic (or two!) and painted accent walls, using the recommended color palette, to intro-duce color and energy into the space.
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“SO YOU...” Want a Makerspace
Approximately 40sqm
Amakerspaceplayshosttoavarietyofprogramsthatfosterskillbuildinganddigitalliteracy,allwhilepromotinganenvironmentofinventionandinnovation.Makerspacesshouldbeinspiringandencourageyourpatronstocreate,discover,andcollaborate.
Suspend a projector from the ceiling and use a screen or a blank wall as a projection surface. The projection surface can be used for lectures, demonstrations, DVCs, or as a way for your patrons to show off their new skills or video projects. Green screens are another fun addition to a makerspace to introduce patrons to photo and video editing.
An important note: When not in use for formal makerspace programming, the flexible furniture makes this a suitable space for a classroom, workshop, or a space to host other types of programming.
A glass wall or partition allows the sound gener-ated from maker activities and equipment to be contained, while allowing other patrons to view programming in progress.
Stationary or built-in countertops are perfect for larger pieces of technology, such as 3D printers and computer terminals loaded with software for maker programming.
Choose modern and lightweight furniture, allowing the room to be configured in a variety of arrangements that promote small group programs, as well as large group demonstrations or workshops. Trapezoidal tables, lightweight stacking chairs, and furniture on wheels give the space the look and feel of a modern workshop and promote ultimate flexibility in this space.
Storage, including drawers and locking cabinets, are great places to store materials for maker activities or expensive pieces of technology, like digital cameras or laptops.
Use one of our custom high-resolution graphics on an open wall. The Brain-storming Graphic is a great way to visually promote the space as one for inspiration, collaboration, and creativity.
A chalkboard or whiteboard instantly transforms a wall into a writing surface for brainstorming ideas or sketching prototypes.
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“SO YOU...” Want an Informal Lounge Space
Approximately 40sqm
Comfortableandmodularfurnituremakethisspaceanideallocationtohostlessformalprogramming,suchasaconversationclub,orasspaceforpatronstoindependentlyusetechnology,waitforupcomingprogrammingoranadvisingappointment,orcontinueaconversationthatwasstartedduringanearlierprogram.
Use walls to display bright and colorful graphics or wall shelving for additional storage and display of reading materials or tablets.
A variety of comfortable seating options, including modular lounge seating, tables and chairs, and even ottomans, can be rearranged to accommodate small group or one-on-one conversations.
Mobile shelving, like the curved shelves here, double as room dividers while providing storage for books and other reading materials. Consider turning the shelves around to create a “conversation pod” or a space for independent reading.
Flooring helps define this space from the surrounding programming area and is a great way to introduce color into the lounge space. Carpet tiles aid in sound absorption to reduce echo and are easy to install and remove for cleaning or replacement.
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Approximately 25sqm
Thismulti-functionalandsemi-privatespaceisidealforsmallgroupmeetingsorone-on-oneadvisingappointments.
A mobile partition instantly divides this space from a neighboring program, thus making the space semi-private without entirely closing it off.
Carpet tiles are a sound absorptive material intended to reduce echo, thus promoting small group meeting conversa-tion. They can be used to introduce color into the meeting space and are easy to install or remove for cleaning or replacement.
You may wish to use this area to display and distribute EducationUSA materials. Shelving can be simple and modest, but make sure signage is clear for your patrons.
Give meeting attendees space to write down ideas with a mobile whiteboard. The board can be easily moved around the room to accommodate a particular meeting.
A simple table and comfortable chairs are conducive for small group or one-on-one meetings or advising sessions.
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“SO YOU...” Want a Reception Space
Approximately 65sqm
Createaspacethattransitionsseamlesslyfromaspaceforcasualconversationduringthedaytoalivelysettingforaneveningreceptionoralumnieventinaversatileartgalleryandreceptionarea.
Small adjustable height bistro tables and sleek stool and bench seating can be used for daytime or evening programming and events. During the day, patrons can utilize the tables for casual conversations or to independently use technology, like a laptop or tablet. During an evening reception, the same tables can be used for patrons to gather around with food and drink.Use a neutral wall color
so as not to detract from the artwork.
Install art railing on the walls to instantly transform this space into a gallery to host local artists or showcase patrons’ work. The art railing makes it very easy to install and de-install artwork for a new show or competition.
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Lightweight stacking chairs can be used for lecture-style programming in this space. When the chairs are not in use, they can be stacked for easy storage.
Suspend a projector from the ceiling and use a screen or a blank wall as a projection surface for lectures or film screenings.
Simple bench seating in the center of the room serves as a spot for patrons to gather for casual conversations and makes this space feel like a traditional gallery. Adjustable height bistro tables with sleek stool seating along the wall provide patrons with alternative seating options in this space.
During a reception, move the bistro tables away from the walls to transform the space into a vibrant atmosphere conducive for conversation.
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Approximately 65sqm
Somespaceshaveviable,butunderutilizedoutdoorspace.Thinkofthisareaasanextensionofyourindoorprogrammingspaceandonethatcanbeusedtohostconversationclubsorculturaloralumnievents.Additionally,anoutdoorspacecanbewell-suitedasagatheringspotforpatronswhoarriveearlyforaprogramorwishtostayafteraprogramhasfinished.
Consider incorporating a projector and projection surface to play English language news or host a film screening.
Formal tables and chairs, as well as ottomans that are intended to withstand the elements, provide patrons with a variety of seating options. These outdoor chairs stack to allow for easy storage when not in use.
A canopy shields this space from sun and rain to maximize programming potential.
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Bench, chair, and end chair with arm options available
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Link Seat Nienkamper
Bench and chair options available
SEATING Lounge SeatingOpen Lounge Chair with Wire Base Allermuir
Open Lounge Chair with Wire Base Allermuir
Saarinen Executive Chair Knoll Available with and without arms
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Emme Bench Nucraft
Seat cushions optional
SEATING Stackable Chairs and Bench Seating
Nimble Stacking Chair Cart Allsteel
Radiant Bench Arcadia
Seat cushions optional
Milano Light Stacking Chair Davis Available with and without arms
Nimble Stacking Chair Allsteel
Clarity Task Chair Allsteel While this is not a stacking chair, the casters on this task chair promote flexible use through mobility.
Take 5 Stacking Chair Allsteel
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SEATING Stools and Ottomans
Tre Stool Davis Available in bar, counter, and lounge heights
Stool Emeco
Available in bar and counter heights
Quarry Ottoman Leland
Apel Ottoman Bernhardt
Available in two sizes
Take 5 Stool Allsteel
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TABLES Work and Café Tables
Reff Profiles Sliding Adjustable Height Table Knoll Available in round and square top
Aware Rectangular Nesting Work Table Allsteel
Nios Round Meeting Table Arcadia
Gather—Harvest Collaborative Worktable
Allsteel
Odis Stackable Desk Versteel
Tiara Console Table Gunlocke
WorkUp Adjustable Height Table KI
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Tables & Chairs Informal Format Casual arrangements may be appropriate for games, unstructured conversation groups, etc.
Trapezoidalandrectangulartablescanbecombinedinnumerousconfigurationsforclasses,conferences,conversationgroupsandotherprograms.Thesediagramsillustrateafewofthemanypossiblearrangements.
TABLES Trapezoid Work Table
Aware Trapezoid Work Table
Allsteel
Two Tables, Six Chairs Conversation Format Requires an area approximately 3.5 square meters.
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TABLES Side and Coffee Tables
Emme Side Table Nucraft Available in two sizes
Poise Square Table Davis
Available in round and square top
Cielo Side Table Encore Available in round and rectangular top
Belong Coffee Table Allsteel
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TABLES U.S. Map Table
IncorporatethisU.S.maptableintoyourspacewiththehelpofalocalfurniturefabricator.Usethetableschematicsandtherenderingsprovidedonthefollowingpagestoprovidealocalfabricatorwithvisualsandmeasurementsnecessarytobuildthistable.
Afewhelpfultipsasyouworkwithafabricator:
• The map should consist of four different colorsinordertopreventtwoneighboringstatesfrombeingthesamecolor.Wesuggestkeepingthecolorpalettewithinasinglecolorwayinsteadofusingmanydifferentcolors.Forexample,choosefourdifferentshadesoflightbluecombinedwithgraysoravarietyofredsusingtherecommendedcolorpaletteasastartingpointtobesurethetabletiesinwiththerestofyourspace.
• Use stencils for the letteringtoachieveaconsistentlook.
• Font should be sans serif—doingsokeepstheletteringcleanandlegible.
• Keep lettering flush with the finishoftheentiretableinordertoavoidbumpsonthefinishedwritingsurface.
• To meet U.S. ADA standards,theundersideofthetableedgeshouldbenotlessthan27in/685mmabovethefloortoallowforwheelchairaccess.
• The number of table legswillvarydependingonthesizeofthetable.Tablelegsmadeoutofaluminumareasturdyyetlightweightoption,butyoumaywishtodiscussotherpossibilitiesandoptionswithyourfabricator.
• Install heavy duty table alignment latchesattheadjoiningsidesifyouhaveyourtablemadeintwosections.
*The measurements provided in these schematics allow for 11 people to sit comfortably around the table. The size of this table (12'/3660mm long) can be scaled up or down to accommodate your space and program needs.
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* The measurements provided in these schematics allow for 11 people to sit comfortably around the table. The size of this table (12'/3660mm long) can be scaled up or down to accommodate your space and program needs.
TABLES U.S. Map Table (continued)
Section—Elevation
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Plan
* The measurements provided in these schematics allow for 11 people to sit comfortably around the table. The size of this table (12'/3660mm long) can be scaled up or down to accommodate your space and program needs.
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STORAGE Book Storage and DisplayCoffee Table with Storage Milder Office
Meridian Storage Island Herman Miller Locale Storage Unit
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Shift+Landscape Curved Bookcase VS
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STORAGE Magazine Storage and Display
Magazine Display Magnuson Group 7000 Series
Xhibit Wall-Mounted Magazine Display Hightower
Wave Wall-Mounted Magazine Display Hightower
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STORAGE Locking Storage
Meridian Storage Lockers Herman Miller
Trace Lockers Great Openings
Meridian Mobile Vertical Locking Storage Tower Herman Miller
Meridian Lateral File Drawers Lockable Storage
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ACCESSORIES Mobile Whiteboards and Tackboards
Mobile Whiteboard and/or Tackboard KI
Mobile Whiteboard Allsteel
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ACCESSORIES Lecterns
Cruz Casegoods Mobile Lectern Community
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ACCESSORIES Room Dividers and Partitions
Flex Acoustical Partition Loftwall
Resin Partition 3form Mobile and stationary options available
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ACCESSORIES Gallery Fixtures
Picture Ledge West Elm
Art Rail System Arakawa
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ACCESSORIES Portable Stages
Trouper Portable Stage Wenger
FlipForms Stage Wenger
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ACCESSORIES Technology Charging Stations
ChargingStationsprovidevisitorswithaplacetochargetheirpersonaldevicesorasawayforyourstaffandvolunteerstosecurelychargeandstorelaptopsandtablets.Duetomanydifferenttypesofoutletsandvoltagelevelsaroundtheworld,weprovidetheseexamplesofchargingstationsasideastarters.Wesuggestworkingwithlocalmanufacturerstoidentifychargingstationsthatmeetcountrystandardsandprovidesimilarflexibilityandfunctionalityforvarioustechnologies.
Plus 20L Mobile Locking Cart Bretford
Available for laptops or tablets
Thread Freestanding Charging Station Steelcase
Family Rockstar 4-Port USB Charger Belkin Wall mountable, USB compatible
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OUTDOOR FURNITURE Seating and Tables
Emu Outdoor Table Coalesse Available in round and square top
Spark Outdoor Stacking Chair Knoll
Maya Lin Stones Outdoor Seating and Table
KnollChipman Outdoor Chair Landscape Forms
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FLOORING & FINISHES Flooring Options
Carpet Tile. Interface. Colors: 1. Hickory, 2. Hawthorn, 3. Mineral/Persimmon.
Carpet Tile. Interface. Colors: 1. Storm/Red, 2. Balsam, 3. Cyprus.
Resilient Flooring—Rubber. Nora. Colors: 1. Ocean Mist, 2. Mountain Air, 3. Barbeque, 4. Valentine, 5. Surf, 6. Regatta.
Resilient Flooring—Linoleum. Forbo Flooring Systems. Colors: 1. Dove Gray, 2. Graphite, 3. Blue, 4. Dove Blue, 5. Scarlet, 6. Bleeckerstreet.
Luxury Vinyl Tile. AVA Flor by Novalis. Colors: 1. Pomegranate, 2. Ocean, 3. Haze, 4. Iron, 5. Titanium, 6. Coal, 7. Carolina Oak Natural.
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Solid Surface Counters. DuPont. Colors: 1. Cobalt, 2. Graylite, 3. Antarctica.
Quartz Surface Counters. Caesarstone. Colors: 1. Nougat, 2. Pebble, 3. Waterford.
Plastic Laminate. 1. Lab Designs: Bianco Mesh. 2. Wilsonart: Cosmic Strandz. 3. Pionite Surface Systems: Cradle of Liberty. 4. Nevamar: Clear Maple.
Resin. 3form. Colors: 1. Mirage Twilight Straight, 2. Slant Pure, 3. Paper Lane, 4. Midnight, 5. Ash.
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Fabric Wrapped Panels. AlphaSorb. Colors: 1. Baltic, 2. Medium Grey, 3. Grey Mix.
Acoustic Panels. BuzziSkin. Colors: 1. Stone Grey, 2. Light Blue, 3. Jeans, 4. Red.
Acoustic Panels. BuzziBrickBack. Colors: 1. Zebra, 2. OffWhite/StoneGrey, 3. OffWhite/Red, 4. OffWhite/LightBlue.
Acoustic Panels. Ecoustic. Colors: 1. Charcoal, 2. Light Grey, 3. Cobalt, 4. Red.
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Tackboard. Forbo. Colors: 1. Blue Berry, 2. Hot Salsa, 3. Oyster Shell.
Modular Wall Panels. ModularArts. Colors: 1. Crush, 2. Slater.
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Fabric—Patterns. Wolf Gordon: 1. Bright Navy, 2. Red, 3. Asphalt. HBF Textiles: 4. Solution, 5. Multiply, 6. Divide, 7. Aspen Blue, 8. San Francisco Red, 9. NYC Grey.
Fabric—Solids. Maharam. Colors: 1. Basin, 2. Ember, 3. Flint, 4. Porpoise, 5. Carob, 6. Depth, 7. Mao, 8. Cloud, 9. Nautical, 10. Laser, 11. Alloy.
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Vinyl—Patterns. Pallas Textiles: 1. Marine, 2. Shibori, 3. Crimson, 4. Carbon, 5. Cashmere. Designtex: 6. Glacier, 7. Rouge, 8. Elephant. Maharam: 9. Swift, 10. Ignite, 11. Blacktop, 12. Freeze.
Vinyl—Solids. Maharam: 1. Odyssey, 2. Garnet, 3. Iron, 4. Alpine. Pallas Textiles: 5. True Blue, 6. Autumn Harvest, 7. Steel Gray, 8. Silver Lining.
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SEATINGCategory/ Description Sample Manufacturer Model Model Number Finishes 2015 Price Website & GSA Contractmodular seatingArmlessChair HermanMiller Swoop:ArmlessChair
73.5cmwx81cmdx81cmhOA103 Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U6,U11
(Seefinishschedule)$698–$855 Manufacturer’swebsite
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SideArmChair HermanMiller Swoop:Left&RightArmChairs81cmwx81cmdx81cmh
OA101(LeftArm)OA102(RightArm)
Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U6,U11(Seefinishschedule)
$736–$911 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-8049H
Ottoman HermanMiller Swoop:Ottoman63.5cmwx63.5cmdx42cmh
OA104 Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U6,U11(Seefinishschedule)
$364–$434 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-8049H
BoxTable HermanMiller Swoop:BoxTable63.5cmwx63.5cmdx42cmh
OA301 Laminate:White91,NaturalMapleHM,PewterMeshLBK,orNeutralTwillLBF
$230.30 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-8049H
SeatwithBackModule Nienkamper Linq56cmwx66cmdx75cmh
10911 Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U4,U5,U6,U7,U8,U9,U10,orU11(Seefinishschedule)
$1,745–$1,850 Manufacturer’swebsiteN/A
SeatModule Nienkamper Linq56cmwx66cmdx42cmh
10912 Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U4,U5,U6,U7,U8,U9,U10,orU11(Seefinishschedule)
$1,052–$1,130 Manufacturer’swebsiteN/A
Table Nienkamper Linq56cmwx66cmdx31cmh
10915 Paint:White,SilverorBlackWood:RiftCutNaturalWhiteOakorNaturalWalnut
Paint$3,170.00Wood$4,120.00
Manufacturer’swebsiteN/A
UpholsteredBench VS Shift+Landscape:SeatModule60DegreeRoundElement,Size6110.5cmwx53cmdx46cmh
9329 Upholstery:VSStamskinS40:RedS986,BlueS988,YellowS985,orGreyS989
$941.60 Manufacturer’swebsiteN/A
guest furnitureGuestChair Knoll SaarinenExecutive
GuestChair66cmwx63cmdx80cmh
ChromeLegs:71A-CWoodLegs:71A-W
Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U7,U8,U10,U11(Seefinishschedule)Wood:LightOakorLightWalnut
Chromelegs:$858–$918Woodlegs:
$988–$1048
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-8029H
GuestChair(Armless) Knoll SaarinenExecutiveArmlessChair56cmwx52cmdx80cmh
ChromeLegs:72C-CWoodLegs:72C-W
Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U7,U8,U10,U11(Seefinishschedule)Wood:LightOakorLightWalnut
Chromelegs:$575–$615Woodlegs:$715–$755
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-8029H
LoungeChair Allermuir OpenLoungeChair:WireBase:75cmwx80cmdx77cmh
A642 Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U4,U8,U9,U10,U11(Seefinishschedule)Base:Chrome
$1,136–$1,206 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0029Y
Sofa Allermuir OpenSofa:WireBase:160cmwx80cmdx77cmh
A644 Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U4,U8,U9,U10,U11(Seefinishschedule)Base:Chrome
$1,774–$1,899 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0029Y
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Category/ Description Sample Manufacturer Model Model Number Finishes 2015 Price Website & GSA Contractstacking chairsStackingChair Davis MilanoLight
56cmwx55cmdx83cmhTransportCart
Chair:MI-3111-Cart:MI-Cart-BL
Wood:NaturalMapleMM201orNaturalWalnut401Upholstery:U1,U4,U5,U6,U7,U8,U9,U10,U11(Seefinishschedule)
Chair:$464–$499
Cart:$447
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-2110D
StackingChair Allsteel Nimble50cmwx55cmdx80cmh
NMBL-1FC Seat/Back Colors:Cayenne,Surf,White,Titanium,orBlackFrame:Chrome
$71 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0001V
StackingChair Allsteel Take560cmwx60cmdx88cmh
S927WCB Wood:NaturalMapleRC800Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U5,U7,U8,U11,(Seefinishschedule)
$325–$349 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0001V
StackingChairCart Allsteel NimbleCart53cmwx86cmdx74cmh
NMBL-CART Manufacturer’sStandardFinish $187 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0001V
TaskChair Allsteel Clarity63.5cmwx66cmd
C50MF-CNOUPHFC Mesh:PoppyCM25,GraphiteCM22orSkyCM26Base:SilverPR6Casters:Black
$335 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0001V
benchesBench Nucraft Emme
152cmwx46cmdx46cmhEMB-6018-P-V Frame:CloudS8004,MoonlightS87,
orCayenneS84Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U4,U5,U6,U7,U8,U9,U10,orU11(Seefinishschedule)
$1,022–$1,092 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-27F-022CA
Bench Arcadia Radiant:2SeatBench168cmwx56cmdx44cmh
7102 Wood:NaturalMaple10,NaturalWalnut29,EbonyMaple26orSmokyUmberWhiteOak19Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U4,U5,U6,U7,U8,U11(Seefinishschedule)
$832–$867 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-003CA
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Category/ Description Sample Manufacturer Model Model Number Finishes 2015 Price Website & GSA ContractstoolsStool Davis Tre—BarHeight
51cmwx45cmdx76cmhTre3000 Paint:Black,Red,orWhite
Wood:NaturalMapleMM201,NaturalWalnutWW401orGreyOakOA303
PaintedFinish:$483WoodFinish:$500
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-2110D
Stool Davis Tre—CounterHeight51cmwx45cmdx66cmh
Tre2000 Paint:Black,Red,orWhiteWood:NaturalMapleMM201,NaturalWalnutWW401orGreyOakOA303
PaintedFinish:$485WoodFinish:$500
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-2110D
Stool Davis Tre—LoungeHeight51cmwx45cmdx45cmh
Tre1000 Paint:Black,Red,orWhiteWood:NaturalMapleMM201,NaturalWalnutWW401orGreyOakOA303
PaintedFinish:$378WoodFinish:$367
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-2110D
Stool Emeco CounterStool35.5cmwx35.5cmdx61cmh
STOL24 BrushedAluminum $202.92 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-27F-0031M
Stool Emeco BarStool35.5cmwx35.5cmdx76cmh
STOL30 BrushedAluminum $202.92 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-27F-0031M
Stool Allsteel Take553cmwx52cmdx79cmh
S927SWB Wood:NaturalMapleRC800Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U5,U7,U8,U11(Seefinishschedule)
$289–$313 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0001V
ottomansOttoman Bernhardt Apel—Small
56.5cmdx44cmhWithoutCasters:5850WithCasters:5850M
Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U6,U8,U9,U10,U11(Seefinishschedule)
WithoutCasters:$285–$341
WithCasters:$334–$390
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-7040G
Ottoman Bernhardt Apel—Large105cmdx42cmh
5851 Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U6,U8,U9,U10,U11(Seefinishschedule)
$584–$699 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-7040G
Ottoman Leland Quarry—Flint48cmwx46cmdx48cmh
QF Upholstery:U1,U2,U7,U8,U9(Seefinishschedule)
$419–$441 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-27F-0021P
Ottoman Leland Quarry—Shale56cmwx72cmdx64cmh
QS Upholstery:U1,U2,U7,U8,U9(Seefinishschedule)
$475–$507 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-27F-0021P
Ottoman Allsteel Scooch50cmwx49cmdx46cmh
S923 Upholstery:U1,U2,U3,U4,U5,U6,U7,U8,U11(Seefinishschedule)Paint:Silver
$330–$400 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0001V
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TABLESCategory/ Description Sample Manufacturer Model Model Number Finishes 2015 Price Website & GSA Contractwork tablesHeightAdjustableTable
KI WorkUp—CrankHeightAdjustableTablew/RollingBase152cmwx76cmdx68–112cmh
WU3060CR-74P-R Laminate Top:KensingtonMapleLKM,FrostyWhiteLFW,MistedZephyrLMREdge:74PToMatchTopPainted Frame:CottonwoodCO,BlackBL,StarlightSilverMetallicSX
Laminate:$540.00
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0033P
NestingTable Allsteel Aware—Rectangle,Nesting152cmwx76cmdx74cmh
AW3LT3060T&AW2TL30N60C
Laminate Top:NaturalMapleLWD,PewterMeshLT8C,SilverMeshLT8D,WhiteTigrisLT2A,orFrostyWhiteLM14Edge:ToMatchTopPainted Frame:SilverPR6Casters:Silver
$419.00 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0001V
TrapezoidTable Allsteel Aware—Trapezoid,Nesting152cmwx61cmdx74cmh
AW3LTT2460T&AW2TB24N42C
Laminate Top:NaturalMapleLWD,PewterMeshLT8C,SilverMeshLT8D,WhiteTigrisLT2A,orFrostyWhiteLM14Edge:ToMatchTopPainted Frame:SilverPR6Casters:Silver
$429.00 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0001V
CollaborativeWorktable
Allsteel Gather—Harvest183cmwx92cmdx107cmh
Laminate:S913LTF3672&S913LNB3642Veneer:S913WTF3672&S913WNB4242
Laminate:NaturalMapleLWD,PewterMeshLT8C,SilverMeshLT8D,orFrostyWhiteLM14Veneer:NaturalMapleNE800orClearMapleSE800
Laminate:$1,759.00
Veneer:$2,249.00
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0001V
StackableDesk Versteel Odis58cmwx46cmdx74cmh
OD291823REFXL Laminate:SugarMaple(SU)orNaturalWalnut(NA)Frame:Alloy(AY)
$294 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0008S
café tablesCaféTable Arcadia NiosMeetingTable—Round
76cmdx107cmhAlsoavailablein74cmheight
252-3042 Laminate:ClearMapleWM8340T,BlackSE101-2,orBrightWhite459-58Base:MetallicSilver#90
Chromelegs:$782.86
Woodlegs:$912.50
Manufacturer’swebsiteN/A
CaféTable Knoll ReffProfilesSlidingTable—Round:91cmdx71–109cmhReffProfilesSlidingTable—SoftSquare:91cmdx71–109cmh
Round:RSTRLE361Square:RSTSLE361
Laminate Top:NaturalMaple,BrightWhite,orFolkstoneGreyBase:BrightWhite,FolkstoneGrey,orJetBlack
Round:$646.29
SoftSquare:$640.49
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-8029H
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Category/ Description Sample Manufacturer Model Model Number Finishes 2015 Price Website & GSA Contractside / coffee tablesSideTable Nucraft Emme
41cmwx41cmdx51cmhEMS-1620-W Painted Finish:CloudS8004,Moonlight
S87,orCayenneS84$501.03 Manufacturer’swebsite
GS-27F-022CA
CoffeeTable Nucraft Emme91cmwx91cmdx35.5cmh
EMS-3614-W Painted Finish:CloudS8004,MoonlightS87,orCayenneS84
$666.72 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-27F-022CA
SideTable Davis PoiseRound55cmdx61cmhPoiseRectangle55cmwx40cmdx61cmh
Round:PE-1000Rectangle:PE-2000
Wood Top:NaturalMapleMM201,NaturalWalnutMM401,orBlackPTOABase:StainlessSteel,orBlack,SilverorWhitePowderCoat
Round:Paintedbase$411
Stainlessbase$518Rectangle:
Paintedbase$389Stainlessbase$498
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-2110D
SideTable Encore Cielo:RoundTable46cmdx46cmh
8060-1818-L Laminate:ClearMapleWM8340T,BlackSE101-2orBriteWhite459-58Base:MetallicSilver#90
$328.25 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-29F-0022M
CoffeeTable Encore Cielo:RectangularTable109cmwx51cmdx41cmh
8065-432016-L Laminate:ClearMapleWM8340T,BlackSE101-2orBriteWhite459-58Base:MetallicSilver#90
$481.37 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-29F-0022M
CoffeeTable Gunlocke Tiara137cmwx43cmdx71cmh
TART1754H28 Wood:NaturalMaple800orWheatCherry706
$1,263.63 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0021Y
CoffeeTable Allsteel Belong81cmdiax41cmh
S912B1632&S912T32L
Laminate Top:NaturalMapleLWD,PewterMeshLT8C,SilverMeshLT8D,orFrostyWhiteLM14Base:BrilliantWhitePQ8orSilverPR6
$378.00 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0001V
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STORAGE / DISPLAYCategory/ Description Sample Manufacturer Model Model Number Finishes 2015 Price Website & GSA Contractstorage / displayStorageUnit HermanMiller MeridianStorageIsland
w/CounterAboveSingleSided:157cmwx51cmdx107cmhDoubleSided:157cmwx102cmdx107cmh
Special:(2)76cmwstorageunitsw/(2)drawers&(2)shelveseach.Finishedlaminatetopandsides.
Laminate Top:NaturalMapleHM,PewterMeshLBK,NeutralTwillLBF,orWhite91Paint:White91,FolkstoneGrey8Q,Platinum1209,orBlueMediumB4
SingleSided:$1,634.67
DoubleSided:$2,880.22
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-8049H
StorageUnit HermanMiller Locale:WorkbasewithUpperShelving180cmwx51cmdx173cmhRollingWhiteboardOption
BRWUS-EE-N-3MM&BRRW
Laminate:White91orFolkstoneGrey8QVeneer:ClearonAshET
Laminate:$1,702.47
Veneer:$2,036.43
Whiteboard:$471.90
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-8049H
StorageUnitBench HermanMiller Locale:Workbasewith(2)BenchCushions180cmwx51cmdx51cmh
BRWB-EE-N-N3M&(2)BRBC
Laminate:White91orFolkstoneGrey8QVeneer:ClearonAshETUpholstery:COM,Seefinishscheduleforoptions
Laminate:$1,072.67
Veneer:$1,406.63
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-8049H
CoffeeTable MilderOffice CoffeeTable91cmdiax38cmh
ST.R.36C Wood:2mmFilmFinishedBirchPly,ClearFrame:BrushedAluminum
$620.00 Manufacturer’swebsiteN/A
Bookcase VS Shift+Landscape152cmwx42.5cmdx94cmhor112cmh
37h:4529244h:45293
Laminate Shelves:NaturalMaple028,AndesGrey035orWhite328Painted Back:ArcticM059,WhiteM091,DarkRedM027orDarkBlueM029
37h:$1,163.2044h:$1,184.80
Manufacturer’swebsiteN/A
StorageTower HermanMiller Meridian:MobileVerticalTower61cmwx61cmdx91cmhor122cmh
91cmHigh:MTC46.24-V-S122cmHigh:MTC66.24-X-S
Paint:White91,FolkstoneGrey8Q,Platinum1209,orBlueMediumB4
36h:$712.8048h:$978.00
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-8049H
LockableStorage HermanMiller Meridian:LateralFileDrawersw/Cabinetabove91cmwx46cmdx136cmh
26-36-18-3N-SS&OI Paint:White91,FolkstoneGrey8Q,Platinum1209,orBlueMediumB4
$634.70 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-8049H
MagazineDisplay MagnusonGroup
7000Series35.5cmwx39cmdx161cmh
7050 Black $471.23 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0005R
MagazineDisplay Hightower Wave50cmwx11cmdx124cmh
MT8515L WhiteLacquer $1,675.00 Manufacturer’swebsiteN/A
MagazineDisplay Hightower Xhibit124cmwx8cmdx34cmh
TB2500 White $795.00 Manufacturer’swebsiteN/A
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Category/ Description Sample Manufacturer Model Model Number Finishes 2015 Price Website & GSA ContractlockersLockers Great
OpeningsTraceLockers TBD Therearemanydifferentsizesand
configurationsavailable.Contactmanufacturertofindthebestsolutionforyourneeds.
Pricingdependsonlockersizeandcon-figuration.Contactmanufacturer.
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0001S
Lockers HermanMiller
MeridianStorage—Lockers
TBD Therearemanydifferentsizesandconfigurationsavailable.Contactmanufacturertofindthebestsolutionforyourneeds.
Pricingdependsonlockersizeandcon-figuration.Contactmanufacturer.
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-8049H
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ACCESSORIESCategory/ Description Sample Manufacturer Model Model Number Finishes 2015 Price Website & GSA ContractwhiteboardMobileWhiteboard Allsteel Sketchw/MarkerTray
74cmwx53cmdx183cmhPainted:S929P.M14Veneer:S929W.SE800
Painted:BrilliantWhitePQ8Veneer:NaturalMapleLWD
Painted:$658.00Veneer:
$922.00
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0001V
MobileWhiteboardand/orTackboard
KI AllTerrain:MarkerboardAllTerrain:TackboardAllTerrain:Tack/Markerboard76cmwx168cmh
ATS33066FHC/MBATS33066FHC/FBATS33066SFB/MB
Frame:SilverSLVRFabric:BelmontSilverB1BR,MilkyWayP1MY,MidnightS1193
MB:$354.60TB:$357.30
TB/MB:$391.50
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-0033P
lecternLectern Community CruzCasegoods—Lectern
71cmwx41cmdx107cmhCZ1628LEC Finish:BlackorSilver $828.04 Manufacturer’swebsite
GS-28F-0030U
room dividersResinPartition 3form ResinPartition:Mobile
129cmwx251cmh200.42.01.CA Varia Ecoresin:Seefinish
scheduleforResinoptions$3,918.25 Manufacturer’swebsite
N/A
ResinPartition 3form ResinPartition:Stationary129cmwx245cmh
200.42.01 Varia Ecoresin:SeefinishscheduleforResinoptions
$3,872.09 Manufacturer’swebsiteN/A
AcousticalPartition Loftwall Flex—OneSection107cmwx185cmhFlex—TwoSection213cmwx185cmh
OneSection:FLX-1-FHTwoSection:FLX-1-FH&FLX-1A-FH
Panel Colors(PN):Blue(BU),Red(RD),Charcoal,orWhiteFrame:AnodizedAluminum
OneSection:$856.00
TwoSection:$1,584.00
Manufacturer’swebsiteN/A
gallery fixturesArtRail Arakawa ArtRailSystem CRE1800
CRB1800Manufacturer’sStandardFinish $72.00
per91cmManufacturer’swebsiteN/A
PictureLedge WestElm PictureLedge 61cmL:#51-50676691cmL:#51-506733122cmL:#51-506691
Colors:WhiteorChocolate 61cmLength:$3591cmLength:$45
122cmLength:$55
Manufacturer’swebsiteN/A
stageStage Wenger FlipForms
152cmwx122cmdx30cmh025D000 Colors:Black,Grey,Red/Grey
orBlue/Grey$654.30 Manufacturer’swebsite
GS-07F-9062G
Stage Wenger Trouper—Stagew/draperyclosures:183cmwx91cmdx41/61cmhTransportCart
Stage:176B111Cart:130C001
Manufacturer'sStandardBlackSlipResistantFinish
Stage:$831.12Cart:$397.50
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-07F-9062G
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OUTDOOR FURNITURECategory/ Description Sample Manufacturer Model Model Number Finishes 2015 Price Website & GSA Contractoutdoor tablesOutdoorTable Coalesse EmuTable(Round)
90cmdx75cmhCO2470 PowdercoatColors:IndianBrown
4251,White4254,AntiqueIron4257,orMatteBlack7234
$800.00 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-27F-0014V
OutdoorTable Coalesse EmuTable(Square)80cmwx80cmdx75cmh
CO2473 PowdercoatColors:IndianBrown4251,White4254,AntiqueIron4257,orMatteBlack7234
$749.00 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-27F-0014V
OutdoorTable Knoll MayaLinStonesCoffeeTable107cmwx75cmdx28cmh
85T42M Colors:WarmRed,Blue,Silver,White,orKhaki
$424.00 Manufacturer’swebsiteN/A
seatingOutdoorSeating Knoll SparkStackingChair
20.5wx22dx31hDolly63.5cmwx109cmdx77cmh
Chair:4-C-SD-NDolly:4DOLLY
Colors:Red,Blue,LightGrey,DarkGrey,orRecycledBlack
Chair:$95.63Dolly:$136.88
Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-28F-8029H
OutdoorSeating LandscapeForms
ChipmanChairw/Arms61cmwx56cmdx84cmh
N/A Color:Cranberry,Ocean,Silver,TitaniumorBlack
$432.45 Manufacturer’swebsiteGS-27F-006L
OutdoorSeating Knoll MayaLinStones:AdultSeat68.5cmwx48cmdx38cmh
83YM Colors:WarmRed,Blue,Silver,White,orKhaki
$235.60 Manufacturer’swebsiteN/A
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FURNITURE CONTACTSManufacturer website phone email3form http://www.3-form.com 1.800.726.0126 [email protected] http://www.thesenatorgroup.com/americas/allermuir 1.419.887.5806 [email protected] http://www.allsteeloffice.com
http://cms.allsteeloffice.com/About-Us/Markets-We-Serve/Federal/GSA-ContractMainContact1.888.255.7833ContractContact:CindyHermann1.563.272.4441
Arakawa http://arakawagrip.com 1.888.272.5292Arcadia http://www.arcadiacontract.com
http://www.arcadiacontract.com/contracts/gsa.php1.800.585.5957 [email protected]
Bernhardt http://www.bernhardt.comhttp://www.bernhardtdesign.com/pdf/gsa.pdfhttp://www.bernhardtdesign.com/global.html
GSAContractAdministrator:AllisonHendrick1.828.759.6337
[email protected]@bernhardt.com
Coalesse http://www.coalesse.comhttp://www.coalesse.com/resources/gsa
1.866.645.6952 [email protected]
Community http://www.communityfurniture.comhttp://www.communityfurniture.com/community_gsastatecontracts.php
1.800.457.4511 [email protected]
Davis http://www.davisfurniture.com 1.336.889.2009 [email protected] http://www.emeco.net +1.717.637.5951 [email protected] http://www.encoreseating.com
http://www.encoreseating.com/contracts/index.php1.562.926.1969 [email protected]
[email protected] Openings http://www.greatopenings.com
http://www.greatopenings.com/gsa-overview.htmlOrderingInformation:DebraPlowe1.888.712.8582
[email protected]@greatopenings.com
Gunlocke http://www.gunlocke.comhttp://www.gunlocke.com/images/PDFs/priceLists/GSA_Contract_042314.pdf
1.800.828.6300 [email protected]
Herman Miller http://www.hermanmiller.comhttp://www.hermanmiller.com/content/hermanmiller/northamerica/en_us/home/prod-ucts/solutions/government/federal-government/products/gsa-office-furniture/domestic-latin-america-and-asia.html
1.888.443.4357 http://www.hermanmiller.com/contact/us-government-contacts/international-contacts.html
Hightower http://www.hightoweraccess.com/# 1.816.286.1051 [email protected] http://www.ki.com
http://www.ki.com/markets/government-furniture1.800.424.2432 http://www.ki.com/contact
Knoll http://www.knoll.comhttp://www.knoll.com/design-plan/market-focus/knoll-for-government
1.215.679.1375 [email protected]
Landscape Forms http://www.landscapeforms.com/en-US/Pages/default.aspxhttp://www.landscapeforms.com/en-us/about-us/pages/GSA-Contract.aspx
1.800.521.2546 [email protected]
Leland http://lelandinternational.comhttp://lelandinternational.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/26907755_GSA_Sales_Pro-gram_Dealer_Information_0408141.pdf
1.800.859.7510 ContractAdministrator:[email protected]@lelandinternational.com
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Loftwall https://www.loftwall.com 1.214.239.3162 https://www.loftwall.com/contact-usMagnuson Group http://magnusongroup.com
http://magnusongroup.com/gsagovernment.html1.800.342.5725 [email protected]
Milder Office http://milderoffice.com 1.718.387.0767 http://milderoffice.com/contactNienkamper http://www.nienkamper.com 1.800.668.9318 http://www.nienkamper.com/email.aspxNucraft http://www.nucraft.com
http://www.nucraft.com/contracts/gsa1.616.784.6016 [email protected]
Versteel http://www.versteel.comhttp://www.versteel.com/contracts/gsa
1.800.876.2120 [email protected]
VS http://vs.de/en 1.704.378.6500 http://vs.de/en/contactWenger http://www.wengercorp.com/risers/index.php 1.800.493.6437 [email protected] Elm http://www.westelm.com 1.888.922.4119
+80015004444https://secure.westelm.com/customer-ser-vice/email-us
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PAINTCategory/ Description Sample Manufacturer Product Color Size Website
neutral colorsWhite TBD Pantone 11-0601TCX N/A
CMYK 2.1.3.0LightGray TBD Pantone CoatedCoolGray2C N/A
CMYK 5.3.5.11MediumGray TBD Pantone CoatedCoolGray4C N/A
CMYK 12.8.9.23main colorsDarkRed TBD Pantone Coated199C N/A
CMYK 0.100.77.16LightRed TBD Pantone CoatedRed032C N/A
CMYK 0.79.73.6DarkBlue TBD Pantone CoatedBlue072C N/A
CMYK 100.95.0.3LightBlue TBD Pantone Coated2727C N/A
CMYK 70.47.0.0accent colorsRed TBD Pantone Coated193C N/A
CMYK 2.99.62.11LightRed TBD Pantone Uncoated1797U N/A
CMYK 1.87.89.4LightBlue TBD Pantone Coated7695C N/A
CMYK 43.9.8.8LightBlue TBD Pantone Coated635C N/A
CMYK 30.0.7.0Yellow TBD Pantone Coated116C N/A
CMYK 0.20.100.0specialty paintsWhiteboardPaint—White MDC FuzeHighPerformanceDryErasePaint White N/A Manufacturer’swebsiteWhiteboardPaint—Clear MDC FuzeHighPerformanceDryErasePaint Clear N/A Manufacturer’swebsiteChalkboardPaint BenjaminMoore ChalkboardPaint(308) Black N/A Manufacturer’swebsite
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Style#126440AK00103952Hickory 25cmx1m Manufacturer’swebsite
PlankCarpetTile Interface WalkthePlankStyle#126440AK00
103947Hawthorn 25cmx1m Manufacturer’swebsite
PlankCarpetTile Interface WalkthePlankStyle#126440AK00
103949Balsam 25cmx1m Manufacturer’swebsite
PlankCarpetTile Interface WalkthePlankStyle#126440AK00
8762Cyprus 25cmx1m Manufacturer’swebsite
SquareCarpetTile Interface AlliterationStyle#1391202500
9724Mineral/Persimmon 50cmx50cm Manufacturer’swebsite
SquareCarpetTile Interface AlliterationStyle#1391202500
9720Storm/Red 50cmx50cm Manufacturer’swebsite
resilient flooring — rubberNora NoraplanSentica
SheetProduct:Art.1701Tile:Art.2701
6525OceanMist Sheet:15mx122cmx3mmthickTile:61cmx61cmx3mmthick
Manufacturer’swebsite
Nora NoraplanSenticaSheetProduct:Art.1701Tile:Art.2701
6526MountainAir Sheet:15mx122cmx3mmthickTile:61cmx61cmx3mmthick
Manufacturer’swebsite
Nora NoraplanSenticaSheetProduct:Art.1701Tile:Art.2701
6515Barbeque Sheet:15mx122cmx3mmthickTile:61cmx61cmx3mmthick
Manufacturer’swebsite
Nora NoraplanSenticaSheetProduct:Art.1701Tile:Art.2701
6533Valentine Sheet:15mx122cmx3mmthickTile:61cmx61cmx3mmthick
Manufacturer’swebsite
Nora NoraplanSenticaSheetProduct:Art.1701Tile:Art.2701
6529Surf Sheet:15mx122cmx3mmthickTile:61cmx61cmx3mmthick
Manufacturer’swebsite
Nora NoraplanSenticaSheetProduct:Art.1701Tile:Art.2701
6531Regatta Sheet:15mx122cmx3mmthickTile:61cmx61cmx3mmthick
Manufacturer’swebsite
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Category/ Description Sample Manufacturer Product Color Size Websiteresilient flooring — linoleum
ForboFlooringSystems MarmoleumReal 2621DoveGray Sheet:132mx2mx2mm/2.5mmthickness Manufacturer’swebsite
ForboFlooringSystems MarmoleumReal 3048Graphite Sheet:132mx2mx2mm/2.5mmthickness Manufacturer’swebsite
ForboFlooringSystems MarmoleumReal 3030Blue Sheet:132mx2mx2mm/2.5mmthickness Manufacturer’swebsite
ForboFlooringSystems MarmoleumReal 3053DoveBlue Sheet:132mx2mx2mm/2.5mmthickness Manufacturer’swebsite
ForboFlooringSystems MarmoleumReal 3131Scarlet Sheet:132mx2mx2mm/2.5mmthickness Manufacturer’swebsite
ForboFlooringSystems MarmoleumReal 3127Bleeckerstreet Sheet:132mx2mx2mm/2.5mmthickness Manufacturer’swebsite
luxury vinyl tileAVAFlorbyNovalis SNSE Pomegranate—FS003 30cmx61cmx2.5mm Manufacturer’swebsite
AVAFlorbyNovalis SNSE Ocean—FS005 30cmx61cmx2.5mm Manufacturer’swebsite
AVAFlorbyNovalis SNSE Haze—FS013 30cmx61cmx2.5mm Manufacturer’swebsite
AVAFlorbyNovalis SNSE Iron—FS014 30cmx61cmx2.5mm Manufacturer’swebsite
AVAFlorbyNovalis SNSE Titanium—FS015 30cmx61cmx2.5mm Manufacturer’swebsite
AVAFlorbyNovalis SNSE Coal—FS016 30cmx61cmx2.5mm Manufacturer’swebsite
WoodLook AVAFlorbyNovalis DSGN CarolinaOakNatural—CO001
15cmx122cmx2.5mm Manufacturer’swebsite
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RESINCategory/ Description Sample Manufacturer Product Color Size Websiteresin
3form VariaEcoResin MirageTwilightStraight 122cmx244cmor122cmx305cm,1cmthickness
Manufacturer’swebsite
3form VariaEcoResin SlantPure 122cmx244cmor122cmx305cm,1cmthickness
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3form VariaEcoResin PaperLane 122cmx244cmor122cmx305cm,1cmthickness
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3form VariaEcoResin Midnight 122cmx244cmor122cmx305cm,1cmthickness
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3form VariaEcoResin Ash 122cmx244cmor122cmx305cm,1cmthickness
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MILLWORKCategory/ Description Sample Manufacturer Product Color Size Websitesolid surface counters
DuPont CorianSolidSurface Cobalt Manufacturer’swebsite
DuPont CorianSolidSurface Graylite Manufacturer’swebsite
DuPont CorianSolidSurface Antarctica Manufacturer’swebsite
quartz surface countersCaesarstone ClassicoCollection 6600Nougat MaxDimensions:144cmx305cm
Thickness:2cmor3cmManufacturer’swebsite
Caesarstone ClassicoCollection 4030Pebble MaxDimensions:144cmx305cmThickness:2cmor3cm
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Cambria N/A Waterford MaxDimensions:140cmx305cmThickness:1cm,2cm,or3cm
Manufacturer’swebsite
plastic laminateLabDesigns LabDesignsWoodLaminates BiancoMeshPW031T MaxDimensions:122cmx244cm Manufacturer’swebsite
Wilsonart WilsonartLaminatePremiumAeon
4941K-18CosmicStrandz SheetSizes:91cmx244cm,122cmx244cm,152cmx305cm,152cmx366cm
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PioniteSurfaceSystems
HighPressureLaminate CradleofLibertyAB221SuedeFinish
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Nevamar ArmoredProtectionLaminate ClearMapleWM8340TTexturedFinish
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ACOUSTICALCategory/ Description Sample Manufacturer Product Color Size Website
acoustic panelsTackableAcousticPanels UnikaVaev EcousticPanel 1Charcoal 2720mmx1210mmx8mmthick Manufacturer’swebsite
UnikaVaev EcousticPanel 2LightGrey 2720mmx1210mmx8mmthick Manufacturer’swebsite
UnikaVaev EcousticPanel 11Cobalt 2720mmx1210mmx8mmthick Manufacturer’swebsite
UnikaVaev EcousticPanel 12Red 2720mmx1210mmx8mmthick Manufacturer’swebsite
Buzzispace BuzziBrickBack Zebra Min:40cmx80cmx1.2cmthickMax:120cmx200cmx12mmthick
Manufacturer’swebsite
Buzzispace BuzziBrickBack OffWhite/StoneGrey
Min:40cmx80cmx1.2cmthickMax:120cmx200cmx12mmthick
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Buzzispace BuzziBrickBack OffWhite/LightBlue
Min:40cmx80cmx1.2cmthickMax:120cmx200cmx12mmthick
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Buzzispace BuzziBrickBack OffWhite/Red Min:40cmx80cmx1.2cmthickMax:120cmx200cmx12mmthick
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Buzzispace BuzziSkin SK-StoneGrey67 Roll:10mlongx98cmwide6mmthickwithself-adhesivebacking
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Buzzispace BuzziSkin SK-LightBlue60 Roll:10mlongx98cmwide6mmthickwithself-adhesivebacking
Manufacturer’swebsite
Buzzispace BuzziSkin SK-Jeans75 Roll:10mlongx98cmwide6mmthickwithself-adhesivebacking
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Buzzispace BuzziSkin SK-Red59 Roll:10mlongx98cmwide6mmthickwithself-adhesivebacking
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fabric wrapped panelsAcousticalSolutions AlphaSorbAcousticalPanels FABFR701-153
BalticStandardsizes:61cmx61cmto122cmx305cm25mmThickness
Manufacturer’swebsite
AcousticalSolutions AlphaSorbAcousticalPanels FABFR701-298MediumGrey
Standardsizes:61cmx61cmto122cmx305cm25mmThickness
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AcousticalSolutions AlphaSorbAcousticalPanels FABFR701-238GreyMix
Standardsizes:61cmx61cmto122cmx305cm25mmThickness
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MODULAR WALL PANELSCategory/ Description Sample Manufacturer Product Color Size Websitemodular wall panels
ModularArts InterlockingRockPanels Crush 81cmx81cmx25mm Manufacturer’swebsite
ModularArts InterlockingRockPanels Slater 81cmx81cmx25mm Manufacturer’swebsite
TACKBOARDCategory/ Description Sample Manufacturer Product Color Size Websitetackboard
Forbo BulletinBoard 2214BlueBerry 28mx122cmx6mm Manufacturer’swebsite
Forbo BulletinBoard 2210HotSalsa 28mx122cmx6mm Manufacturer’swebsite
Forbo BulletinBoard 2206OysterShell 28mx122cmx6mm Manufacturer’swebsite
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UPHOLSTERYCategory/ Description Sample Manufacturer Product Color Size Websitefabric — solidsU1 Maharam Manner466177 026Basin 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U1 Maharam Manner466177 011Ember 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U1 Maharam Manner466177 004Flint 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U1 Maharam Manner466177 003Porpoise 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U1 Maharam Manner466177 002Carob 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U2 Maharam Messenger458640 038Depth 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U2 Maharam Messenger458640 025Mao 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U2 Maharam Messenger458640 031Cloud 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U3 Maharam Medium463490 039Nautical 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U3 Maharam Medium463490 014Laser 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U3 Maharam Medium463490 003Alloy 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
fabric — patternsU4 WolfGordon Basis BrightNavy—BAI1587 140cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U4 WolfGordon Basis Red—BAI1582 140cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U4 WolfGordon Basis Asphalt—BAI1591 140cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U5 HBFTextiles Equation918 58Solution 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U5 HBFTextiles Equation918 89Multiply 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U5 HBFTextiles Equation918 84Divide 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U6 HBFTextiles MovingBlanket925 55AspenBlue 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U6 HBFTextiles MovingBlanket925 44SanFranciscoRed 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U6 HBFTextiles MovingBlanket925 84NYCGrey 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
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Category/ Description Sample Manufacturer Product Color Size Websitevinyl — solidsU7 Maharam Tailor466173 010Odyssey 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U7 Maharam Tailor466173 005Garnet 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U7 Maharam Tailor466173 013Iron 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U7 Maharam Tailor466173 001Alpine 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U8 PallasTextiles Bounce TrueBlue27.160.114 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U8 PallasTextiles Bounce AutumnHarvest27.160.088 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U8 PallasTextiles Bounce SteelGray27.160.162 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U8 PallasTextiles Bounce SilverLining27.160.012 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
vinyl — patternsU9 PallasTextiles Deflect Marine27.236.124 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U9 PallasTextiles Deflect Shibori27.236.134 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U9 PallasTextiles Deflect Crimson27.236.188 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U9 PallasTextiles Deflect Carbon27.236.101 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U9 PallasTextiles Deflect Cashmere27.236.082 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U10 Designtex Rove Glacier3630-401 150cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U10 Designtex Rove Rouge3630-301 150cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U10 Designtex Rove Elephant3630-802 150cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U11 Maharam Bitmap466066 006Swift 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U11 Maharam Bitmap466066 013Ignite 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U11 Maharam Bitmap466066 005Blacktop 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
U11 Maharam Bitmap466066 007Freeze 137cmwidth Manufacturer’swebsite
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FINISHES CONTACTSManufacturer website phone email3form http://www.3-form.com 1.800.726.0126 [email protected] Moore http://www.benjaminmoore.com 1.855.724.6802 [email protected] http://buzzi.space Central(Belgium):
+3238461000USA:1.336.821.3150
http://buzzi.space/contact
Caesarstone http://www.caesarstoneus.com 1.818.779.0999 [email protected] http://www.designtex.com 1.800.221.1540 [email protected] http://www.dupont.com/products-and-services/construction-
materials/surface-design-materials.html?src=globalnavhttp://buildinginnovations.us.dupont.com/Combined_Contact_Form_US
Forbo http://www.forbo.us 1.800.842.7839 http://www.forbo.com/flooring/en-us/contact-worldwide/prffljHBF Textiles https://www.hbftextiles.com 1.877.494.5727 [email protected] http://www.interface.com 1.800.634.6032 http://www.interface.com/US/en-US/contactus?URL=Lab Designs http://www.labdesignlaminate.com 1.800.524.2757 http://www.labdesignlaminate.com/contact-us.htmlMaharam http://www.maharam.com 1.800.645.3943 [email protected] http://www.mdcwall.com 1.800.621.4006 [email protected] http://www.modulararts.com 1.206.788.4210 [email protected] http://www.nevamar.com 1.877.726.6526Nora http://www.nora.com/us 1.800.332.NORA [email protected] Flor http://avaflor.com 1.877.861.5292 [email protected] Textiles http://www.pallastextiles.com 1.800.472.5527 [email protected] Surface Systems http://www.pionite.com 1.877.726.6526Unika Vaev http://www.unikavaev.com 1.800.237.1625 [email protected] http://www.wilsonart.com 1.800.433.3222 http://www.wilsonart.com/contact-usWolf Gordon http://www.wolfgordon.com 1.800.347.0550 [email protected]
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High-Resolution Graphics
Graphicsareasimple,butimpactful,waytoinstantlytransformyourspaceintosomethingbold,modernanddistinctly“American.”Withthisinmind,wehavecreatedacollectionofhigh-resolutiongraphicsspecifi-callyforAmericanSpaces.ThesegraphicsrepresentarangeoftopicsincludingnotableAmericans,U.S.landmarksandmaps,andcollagesthatinspirecommunicationandcollaboration.Theyenlivenspacesthroughcolororvisuallystimulatingimageryandcanbeappliedtoavarietyofsurfacesincludingwalls,pillars,moveablespaces,windowsandmore.Allofthesegraphicsarefreetouseandrights-free.Asamplingofthesegraphicsisshownonthefollowingpagesaswellassomehelpfultipsandtrickstosuccessfullyapplygraphicstoyourspace,includingtheimportanceofworkingwithalocalprinter.
AllofthesegraphicshavebeenmadeavailableoneShop,whichcanbeaccesseddirectlyorthroughtheSmithsonianmoduleoftheAmericanSpaceswebsite.Informationaboutdimensionsforeachgraphichasbeenprovidedinthissampling,andacompletelistingofthelargestpossibledimensionsforeachgraphiccanbefoundoneShop.
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Graphics Guide
Howshouldyouapplygraphicstoyourspace?Whenitcomesto
wallgraphics,alittleplanninggoesalongway!Followthese
pointerstomakeyourspacelookincredibleandbold.
Measure Twice, Print Once. Measuringyourwallspaceiscrucialwhendecidingwheretoputgraphics.Figureoutthesizeoftheareayouwantthegraphictooccupy(Isitfloortoceiling?Isitthesideofacolumn?)andmeasurethesurface.Ifyouscaletheimagestofitawall,maintaintheproportionsbyusingacommonfactor:ifyoudoublethewidth,doubletheheightsotheimagedoesn’tappearwarpedwhenprinted.
Don’t go it alone!It’sbesttoinvolvealocalprintshopandexperiencedinstallerwhenprintingandhanginggraphics.Ifoneisn’tavailable,askafriendwithsteadyhandsandakeeneyetohelpmakesurethegraphicslooktheirbest.Alevelandatapemeasurewillcomeinhandytoensuregraphicsaredisplayedevenly.
Smooth Surfaces are Superior.Becarefuloflightswitchesandoutletswhenfiguringoutwheretoplaceyourgraphics.Nothingruinsanimagelikeanairconditionerthroughthecenter.
Long wall? No problem.Longwallsurfacescanbecomeboldmuralsthathelpdefinearoom.
Windows: A Clear Solution.Graphicscanbeprintedontranslucentwindowclingsforafunlighteffectorinplaceofheavywindowcoverings.
Look to the architecture.Sometimesthebuilding’sfeaturescanprovidetheperfectspacesforgraphics.Lookforopportunitieslikelargecolumnsoralcovestobringinsomecolor!
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Big, Bold, and Beautiful! Size matters, and these graphics are intended to be big and bold! Filling the wall with large-scale images can have a huge impact and transform the space.
Plays well with others. The graphics were designed as a group to work together in your space. Mix and match images to create a graphic gallery wall!
Extra space? One word: Color. When applying your graphics, you might have some extra space left over between the images in your layout. Use paint stripes in a compatible color to finish up the wall and make it look great.
Leave it to the professionals. It’s always best to work with a local printer to produce the graphics you’ve chosen for your space. Keep in mind that materials vary by country so working with a local printer will provide you the most useful advice on which materials and adhesives will work best in your space. Sample materials include: vinyl, Perspex, and low-texture canvas.
Color Test. Printed colors can vary based on the type of material you choose. Ask your local printer to show you material samples and request samples of small printed segments of the graphics you’ve selected so you can ensure that colors are correct before printing is finalized.
Where to go. Download the graphics via the Smithsonian page of the American Spaces website: https://americanspaces.state.gov/smithsonian/graphics
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All of these graphics are free to use and free of restrictions,
so browse through eShop to find the perfect graphics to bring color and excitement
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Abraham Lincoln: 114.5cm x 213.3cm. Benjamin Franklin: 127cm x 225.8cm. Maya Angelou: 251.8cm x 152.4cm. Martin Luther King, Jr.: 251.8cm x 152.4cm.
United States Capitol: 127cm x 225.85cm. The Liberty Bell: 127cm x 225.8 cm. Golden Gate Bridge: 228.6cm x 152.4cm.
Graphics SamplingAll dimensions are based on 300 dpi resolution.
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U.S. Map: 251.8cm x 152.4cm. Brainstorming Collage: 228.6cm x 152.4cm. We’re All Connected Collage: 228.6cm x 152.4cm.
Arizona: 228.6cm x 152.4cm. New York City: 228.6cm x 152.4cm.
All dimensions are based on 300 dpi resolution.
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American Inventors: 13.37cm x 31.49cm. Ida B. Wells: 13.37cm x 31.49cm. Frank Lloyd Wright: 13.37cm x 31.49cm.
All dimensions are based on 300 dpi resolution.
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National Museum of American History: 50.8cm x 70.39cm. National Air and Space Museum: 50.46cm x 70.23cm. The National Gallery of Art: 50.8cm x 70.39cm. National Museum of Natural History: 50.8cm x 70.39cm.
Charleston, South Carolina: 50.8cm x 70.5cm. West Palm Beach, Florida: 50.8 x 70.39cm. Luggage Tags: 101.6cm x 64.21cm. Philadelphia: 95.41cm x 44.55cm.
All dimensions are based on 300 dpi resolution.
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Yourdedicationandcommitmentmake
AmericanSpacesthevitalplacestheyare.
WehopeyouhavefoundIdeaBook2.0helpfulindesigningflexibleandfunctionalspacesthatmeetarangeofprogrammingneedsandobjectives.TheOfficeofAmericanSpacesisalwayshappytohearfromyouandcanbereachedviaemailatamericanspaces@state.gov.Welookforwardtohearingaboutyourprogramsandactivities,seeingphotosofyourspaces,answeringyourquestions,andsupportingyourefforts.
IIPprogramsengageinternationalaudiencesinsustained,meaningfulinteractiononthefullspectrumofU.S.policyobjectives,intersectinginnovation,policy,andpublicdiplomacy.AmericanSpacesareakeytoolforIIPinbuildingmutualunderstandingbetweenAmericansandinter-nationalaudiences,andtheyexemplifytheU.S.commitmenttoacoretenetofdemocracy:thecitizen’srighttofreeaccesstoinformation.TheSmithsonian’smissionisthe“increaseanddiffusionofknowledge.”Asaglobalinstitutionwithongoingresearchinmorethan140countries,wedothatthroughourmuseums,researchcenters,theNationalZoo,ouraffiliates,andofcoursethroughtheprogrammingandoutreachofalltheseentities.
ThecollaborationbetweenIIPandSIisnatural—thereisarealalignmentofmissionsthatcreatesgreatsynergy.Wearebothinterestedincreatingongoingrelationshipswithaudiences,andwedothatwithphysicalandvirtualplaces—IIPwithAmericanSpaces,SIwithmuseumsandlibraries,andallofuswiththedigitalinfrastructurewebuildaroundthem.
Welookforwardtocontinuingthisfruitfulrelationshipandcollaboratingonmeaningfulinitiatives.
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Forup-to-dateinformationaboutAmericanSpaces,includingcontentandprogramideas,pleasevisittheAmericanSpaceswebsite:https://americanspaces.state.gov.
ForgeneralinquiriesaboutAmericanSpaces,pleasecontactIIP’[email protected].
Forquestionsabouttheproject,contactyourInformationResourceOfficer(IRO),whocanprovideyouwithmoreinformationordirectyourinquirytoaprojectteammember.
TobrowsetheentirecollectionofSmithsonianGraphics,pleasevisittheSmithsonianmoduleoneShop:https://eshop.state.gov.
TolearnmoreaboutSmithsonian’sOfficeofInternationalRelations,pleasevisithttp://global.si.edu.
Forinformationaboutthefivecoreprograms,pleaseseetheManaging American SpaceshandbooklocatedontheAmericanSpaceswebsite:https://americanspaces.state.gov/home/resources/managing,
orvisitoneoftheseprogramwebsites:
American English:http://americanenglish.state.gov
EducationUSA:https://educationusa.state.gov
Alumni Programs:https://alumni.state.gov
Additional Resources
Stillfeelingstuck?Exploretheseresourcesforadditionalinformationand
guidanceforallofyourAmericanSpacesneeds.