For more than a decade, St. Paul Public Schools (SPPS) has relied on Integra to help shape dynamic, durable learning environments across the district. From new construction to furniture refreshes, Integra products have become a trusted standard, offering flexibility, customization, and proven performance that withstands the rigors of daily K–12 use.

That relationship came to life again at Washington Technology Magnet School, where Acre Workplace’s Anna Sutton and Integra representative Jill Zitzer partnered to provide Integra solutions for common areas and student focus zones. The result is inviting, multipurpose environments that foster connection, focus, and accessibility.

“SPPS knows that Integra products can take a beating and still look great,” Sutton noted. “They love the flexibility in fabric selection and scale, and that the pieces can adapt to multiple spaces across the district without feeling repetitive.”

For Washington Tech, the team selected Integra’s Coffee House Collection, a go-to standard throughout SPPS schools for its ability to balance comfort, clean design, and extreme durability. Coffee House’s durable and component-based construction makes it ideal for education environments where longevity matters. Each piece is tested to 1200 lb. dynamic/2000 lb. static weight capacities, ensuring strength well beyond industry standards.