Bank Independent’s new Team Campus in Muscle Shoals brings team members from multiple locations across Lauderdale and Colbert counties into one shared workplace designed to support collaboration, efficiency, and long-term growth.

The four-story campus includes a range of workplace settings and amenities, including conference rooms, training rooms, focus rooms, wellness rooms, patios, café space, executive areas, and operational workspaces. Together, these environments support the bank’s day-to-day operations while creating a central hub for its people, culture, and future growth.

Business Interiors supported the project with furniture solutions for key shared, training, and executive spaces, including conference rooms, training rooms, private dining rooms, C-suite seating, task seating, and select open area furnishings. Working alongside the project’s design and construction partners, BI helped provide furniture applications that support connection, flexibility, and the larger workplace experience envisioned for the campus.

The project team included LED Architecture as architect, KPS Group as associate architect, ASD|SKY as interior designer, and Robins & Morton as general contractor.

Photography by: Neville Simpson

Business Interiors partnered with Dentons Sirote and KPS Group to support the renovation of Dentons Sirote’s Birmingham office.

BI previously furnished the office when the firm first moved into the space more than two decades ago, and this renovation provided an opportunity to refresh key areas of the workplace for the next chapter of the firm.

Following the firm’s transition from Sirote & Permutt to Dentons Sirote — and its connection to the global Dentons network — the renovation focused on shared and client-facing spaces throughout the office, including conference rooms, reception and lounge areas, café and bar spaces, a library lounge, and a multipurpose intern workspace designed to support collaboration and recruiting.

The result is a more contemporary environment that reinforces the firm’s refreshed identity while maintaining the professionalism expected of a law office.

Working closely with KPS Group, the BI team helped implement furniture solutions that support both the functionality of the renovated spaces and the firm’s evolving workplace experience.

Photography by: Chris Luker

As part of the Sheraton Birmingham Hotel’s renovation, four Presidential Suites were reimagined to provide an elevated hospitality experience for VIP guests, performers, and executive travelers visiting the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex.

Owned by the Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center Authority and designed by KPS Group, the project builds on the hotel’s renovated lobby while extending the refreshed design language into its most exclusive guest accommodations.

Business Interiors partnered with the project team to furnish the suites and provide the accessories that complete each space, helping bring the design vision to life through carefully coordinated furnishings and finishing details.

Suites designed for comfort and flexibility

The renovation includes four Presidential Suites — two large suites and two smaller configurations. Each suite is designed to function as a private residence within the hotel, offering comfort, privacy, and flexibility for extended stays or small gatherings.

Each suite includes:

• A primary bedroom with an adjoining bathroom
• A secondary guest bedroom suite
• Three bathrooms in total
• A dining area
• A dedicated study/workspace
• A spacious living room for hosting or relaxing

The layouts required furnishings that support a variety of uses, from quiet work sessions to informal meetings and private entertaining.

Thoughtful details throughout

Across the suites, layered textures, rich tones, and fluted furniture details create visual depth while reinforcing a cohesive design story. Carefully selected textiles, artwork, and accessories complete the spaces and help establish a refined, residential character.

Business Interiors worked closely with the design and construction teams to ensure each element—from furnishings to finishing accessories—aligned with the design intent while meeting the performance expectations of a hospitality environment.

A+D Firm: KPS Group

Photography by: Luker Photography