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In 2016, Henriksen Butler Services of Utah said goodbye to our office and warehouse spaces on California Avenue, which we had occupied for nearly 13 years, and said hello to our new home.

Let me start by sharing two of my favorite quotes by Herman Miller's founder, DJ De Pree. The first, "Great design is not just good business, it’s a moral obligation". And the second. . .

Ian Anderson, Principal and Market President, Talks Workplace Trends with the Northern Nevada Business Review.

Given that most of us work between 40-50 hours per week, it’s not surprising that we often end up spending more time with our coworkers than we do with those in our personal lives.

Over the years, we’ve seen some dramatic shifts in offices around the world. From the cubicle craze in the 80’s to the tech-boom of the early 2000’s, you’d think you’ve seen it all.

Bring together 30 Henriksen Butler designers from 3 states for a 2-day summit and watch the creative energy flow. That’s how things unfolded at our recent HB Design Summit.

Thanks to Utah Style & Design magazine for offering readers a glimpse into the storied history of the B’Nai Israel Temple.

The non-profit and business partnership known as “We Care” brings seasonal sparkle to deserving children in 28 cities across North America, including Salt Lake City.

As lovers of great design and, specifically, great design in Salt Lake City, City Home Collective is raising the bar.

The city of Boise's Planning and Development Services Department and the Building Owners and Managers Association honored seven building projects with the eighth annual Building Excellence Awards.

Northern Nevada Business Weekly: Henriksen Butler's new showroom on First Street in the heart of downtown Reno follows company tradition.

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Salt Lake Tribune: Salt Lake City-based Henriksen/Butler has opened showrooms in Boise and Reno to display examples of its contract furniture and workplace design.

Boise, Idaho - Henriksen Butler, the leader in contract furniture and workplace design in the Intermountain West, opens a new working showroom in downtown Boise.

Reno, Nevada - Henriksen Butler, the leader in contract furniture and workplace design in the Intermountain West, is opening a new showroom this week in Reno, Nevada.

Idaho Business Review: The Salt Lake City-based contract furniture dealer opened its Boise showroom in mid-December. The building started life as the John Regan Post No. 2 American Legion Hall.