Commercial workplace interiors
A workplace that works—from floor plan through installation.
Pettus coordinates workplace planning, commercial furniture, architectural interiors, project management, delivery, installation, warehousing, and warranty support through one accountable regional team.
Choose the path that matches your responsibility
Different buyers need different forms of office-interiors support.
Start with the risk you are responsible for—not a generic furniture inquiry.
Protect design intent through execution.
Product applications, finishes, technical information, budget, lead time, field interfaces, procurement, delivery, and installation.
Explore A&D supportKeep the workplace operational and ready.
Site readiness, access, warehousing, staging, occupied work, installation, punch list, warranty, moves, additions, and changes.
Explore facilities supportCompare a complete, documented scope.
Products, quantities, alternates, freight, delivery, installation, warranties, lead times, and supplier responsibility.
Explore procurement supportMake the workplace easier to manage.
Connect the opening date, employee experience, brand, budget, approval path, project ownership, and long-term support.
Explore corporate interiors
Opening-date control
Opening, relocating, or expanding? Work backward from the date the workplace must operate.
Furniture is not a final delivery event. Plans, applications, approvals, product release, production, warehousing, site readiness, technology, delivery, installation, and employee move-in form one connected schedule.
- Anchor the target opening, relocation, or occupancy date
- Identify the decisions and approvals that control product release
- Expose lead-time, field-condition, and installation risks early
- Clarify who owns each handoff through day-one readiness
Connected capabilities
One team through the connected stages of the project.
The value is not access to more furniture. It is the ability to connect decisions that otherwise become gaps between design, purchasing, construction, technology, facilities, and installation.
Workplace planning & design
Connect people, workflow, floor plans, privacy, circulation, storage, standards, technology, and future needs.
Explore planningCommercial furniture
Develop workstations, private offices, conference settings, reception, seating, tables, storage, lounge, and accessories.
Explore furnitureArchitectural interiors
Coordinate glass office fronts, adaptable walls, doors, clearances, light, privacy, acoustics, and technical interfaces.
Explore interiorsProject execution & support
Manage approvals, lead times, warehousing, site readiness, delivery, installation, final corrections, warranty, and changes.
Explore executionProject control
Four connected stages keep the project understandable.
The process gives the team a common way to see what is known, what still needs a decision, what could constrain the date, and who owns the next action.
Clarify requirements.
Users, work modes, project stage, plans, budget, schedule, standards, constraints, and decision authority.
Build the applications.
Furniture, finishes, alternatives, architectural interiors, pricing, technical information, and coordination questions.
Confirm before release.
Products, quantities, approvals, lead times, field conditions, freight, warehousing, site readiness, and installation scope.
Install and support.
Delivery, assembly, placement, adjustment, punch list, warranty, additions, moves, and future changes.
Workplace evidence
See how workplace criteria become installed environments.
The examples below illustrate different applications, scales, work modes, and project interfaces—not one prescribed office formula.
Verified project scopes
Real projects across healthcare, education, and corporate workplaces.
Each case study states the exact Pettus responsibility instead of implying ownership of the entire architecture or construction project.
Baptist Health GME Building
Pettus scope: Complete furniture and interior-furnishings project across the approximately 160,000-square-foot building.
View case studySaline County CTE Campus
Pettus scope: Complete campus furniture and interior-furnishings project.
View case studyBank OZK Headquarters
Pettus scope: Casegoods, seating, and private-office furniture.
View case studyBank OZK at 23Springs
Pettus scope: Architectural glass walls across the four-floor workplace.
View case studyRegional accountability
Four locations supporting workplace projects.
Pettus combines regional project support with offices in Arkansas, North Texas, and Louisiana.
Little Rock, Arkansas
View local officeIrving, Texas
View local officeMonroe, Louisiana
View local officeBossier City / Shreveport
View local officeState and regional service
Common questions
Questions buyers ask before getting started.
Clear answers reduce uncertainty and make the next decision easier.
Do we need final drawings before contacting Pettus?
Does the first conversation require a proposal?
Does Pettus handle delivery and installation?
Where does Pettus work?
A faster first step
Start with four project facts—not a long assessment.
Share the project type, location, target timing, and current information. Pettus can identify the most useful planning, product, coordination, procurement, delivery, or installation conversation.
- Final drawings are not required
- A focused technical question is enough to begin
- Submitting does not create a purchase commitment
- Do not include protected or highly sensitive information
