American Interiors is a commercial interiors partner that listens and understands how to support your organization's business goals by designing and building spaces where people are inspired to do and be their best. We recognize that your real estate, people and technology all play significant roles in supporting your company's overall purpose and strategic business objectives.
American Interiors was honored to provide furniture for a state of the art University level Center of the Arts, designed by the prestigious international architectural firm, Snohetta. The building provides a space for collaborative work and study between all the fine and performing arts as well as hosts performance events.
This advertising and marketing agency opened its first office in Detroit in 1911. After a 36-year absence, the firm returned in 2014 to offices in the former J.L. Hudson Department Store warehouse within Detroit's Ford Field-a move that heralds the city's resurgence.
American Interiors was honored to provide furniture for a state of the art University level Center of the Arts, designed by the prestigious international architectural firm, Snohetta. The building provides a space for collaborative work and study between all the fine and performing arts as well as hosts performance events.
This advertising and marketing agency opened its first office in Detroit in 1911. After a 36-year absence, the firm returned in 2014 to offices in the former J.L. Hudson Department Store warehouse within Detroit's Ford Field-a move that heralds the city's resurgence.
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Since 1993, American Interiors has continued to prove its expertise at creating interior environments that inspire the places we work, learn, heal and play. When Steve Essig started this business over 27 years ago, his goal was to be the very best, not the largest. Simply put, he wanted to be the best provider in each city we serve.
American Interiors creates successful workspace solutions for every market and understand that each project type has unique programmatic requirements. Our people, along with our furniture manufacturer partners are industry leaders that bring you tailored solutions around the latest challenges, drivers, influencers, and technological advances.
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American Interiors understands that today's workplace must support not only investments, but also - and more importantly - your people, real estate and technology. This results in a diversity of work modes, variety of spaces and an array of work tools required to promote inspired work and engaged people.
Gone are formal academic landscapes. We encourage designing a variety of spaces that create identity and build close-knit communities, fostering student academic and social success. Today, employers desire important qualities from entry-level professionals who are exiting the higher education experience.
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Theresa W.
Sep 22, 2019
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Buyer beware, customer service Is nonexistent. If you're unhappy with your purchase too bad they will not come to your assistance. I was highly disappointed in a recent purchase, The cushions on the sofa that I ordered were not anywhere close to the cushions that were on the sofa when it was delivered. The sofa was very uncomfortable and impossible to sit on. when I took the cushions Back to show them the difference they agreed that mine were much firmer and much more uncomfortable but the ones in the show room were "broken in". That was never mentioned when I was ordering
Johnathan Essig
Dec 27, 2017
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Heather Reeves
Nov 13, 2016
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Look elsewhere. We contracted them for our office panels to be reupholstered. Here are the many reasons to go elsewhere:
1) They were scheduled to bring samples for our hardware (as we planned to order replacement parts as well) however, after a WEEK of them not showing, we had to call them to find out the status.
2) When they did finally make it out, they still did not bring the hardware samples.
3) They were 3 days late in picking up the panels to be recovered
4)They are now 2 days past when they indicated a scheduled delivery, and no one is taking our calls.
Now our equipment has YET to
1) They were scheduled to bring samples for our hardware (as we planned to order replacement parts as well) however, after a WEEK of them not showing, we had to call them to find out the status.
2) When they did finally make it out, they still did not bring the hardware samples.
3) They were 3 days late in picking up the panels to be recovered
4)They are now 2 days past when they indicated a scheduled delivery, and no one is taking our calls.
Now our equipment has YET to
Anne Bischoff
Oct 07, 2015
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