Tell Me More Allsteel

In this episode, Jordan Arnold interviews Jason Wolfanger and Christina Wells from Allsteel and Gunlocke. They discuss how they help clients and designers understand and work with Gunlocke as a solution. They emphasize the importance of listening to the customers and understanding their needs and culture. They also talk about some unique challenges they have helped solve for clients, such as creating functional and personalized workspaces in shrinking footprints. They then discuss the introduction of Reachable Veneer and how it offers a cost-effective and sustainable solution for clients. The conversation ends with a discussion about the family-like atmosphere at Gunlocke and their strong roots in the community.



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In this episode, Jason Heredia and Brian Kaule from
Allsteel, are joined by Mitch Bakker, a designer from IDA Design. They discuss the concept of Design Harmony and its importance in Gunlocke's products. They highlight Gunlocke's commitment to sustainability. Mitch shares a story about Gunlocke's time capsule and how it represents the continuation of Gunlocke's heritage. They also talk about the evolution of Gunlocke's product line, such as the Silea desking system, and how it addresses the needs of the modern workplace. They discuss the concept of the modern leader and how Gunlocke's products support mentoring, coaching, and accessibility. They also touch on the importance of materiality and sustainability in Gunlocke's designs.

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In this episode, Jordan Arnold chats with Amy Meyer, Beth O'Brien, and Cathy Salerno about Gunlocke, a furniture company. They share stories about the craftsmanship, history, and community behind Gunlocke. The women discuss the importance of wood veneer, the steam bending process, and the sustainability practices of the company. They also highlight Gunlocke's role in the community and its connection to famous figures like Jackie Kennedy and US presidents. The conversation concludes with the excitement about Gunlocke's renewed focus and the pride the employees feel in being part of the Gunlocke family.


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In this episode, the conversation revolves around the relaunch of the Gunlocke brand and its integration with the Allsteel brand featuring Natalie J Murray, Jason Wolfanger, Brian Kaule, and Jen Petersen. The Allsteel brand has three pillars: human-centric design, versatile design, and co-solutioning. Gunlocke complements the versatile design pillar by offering products that bring versatility and design harmony to the workspace. Gunlocke’s rich heritage is highlighted, with a history dating back to 1902 and a focus on craftsmanship and sustainability. The concept of design harmony is explored, emphasizing the role of Gunlocke products within the larger floor plate and their ability to create aesthetically pleasing and quality workspaces. The third pillar, meaningful solutions, is discussed in terms of collaborative teams, tailored solutions, and vertical insights. The conversation concludes by teasing future episodes that will delve deeper into Gunlocke's rich heritage, design harmony, and meaningful solutions.

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David Kutsunai, co-managing director of IA Interior Architect's Seattle office, discusses the importance of designing for agility and change in the workplace. He shares how a conversation with Jeff Bezos changed his outlook on design and architecture, emphasizing the need for spaces that can easily adapt to evolving needs. Kutsunai also highlights the importance of client-centric design and finding inspiration in diverse aesthetics. He discusses the role of design in revitalizing cities and creating attractive workspaces. Additionally, he
emphasizes the need for two-way mentoring and the value of continuous learning in the design field.

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In this episode, Jan Johnson, Dr. Lauren Gant, and Rikki Crowe discuss the importance of understanding the needs of people in the workplace and creating spaces that support their well-being and productivity. They emphasize the role of culture, well-being, and choice in shaping the future of work. The speakers also highlight the need for engagement, communication, and flexibility in designing workplaces that meet the needs of individuals and organizations. The conversation explores the importance of creating a culture of autonomy and trust, leveraging technology for remote work, designing spaces for hybrid collaboration, and embracing change and adaptability in the workplace.

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