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Office furniture Boise Idaho | Idaho Department of Commerce renovation
The Idaho Department of Commerce needed a complete furniture overhaul for their Boise office — replacing tired, outdated pieces with a modern workplace designed for the way their teams actually work.
Create Spaces delivered new office furniture across the entire space, including workstations, private offices, conference and huddle rooms, open collaborative areas, lounge spaces, and storage throughout the building at 700 W State Street.
Huddle space with Flex Frame, monitor, and blue guest chairs, Idaho Department of Commerce, Boise, Idaho
MARKET
Government
LOCATION
Boise, Idaho
SCOPE
Commercial Furniture
YEAR
2026
The challenge
The Idaho Department of Commerce had been living with outdated furniture that no longer served their teams or their work. Beyond aesthetics, the existing layout didn’t support the mix of focused work, collaboration, and client-facing interaction a state agency requires. The project also came with real complexity — state procurement timelines, multi-layer payment approvals, and shifting layouts over a two-plus year engagement that required a partner willing to adapt at every turn.
Office furniture and workplace solutions delivered for Idaho Department of Commerce
Conference and huddle rooms built for real collaboration
Conference and huddle spaces were furnished with flexibility at the center. Create Spaces used acoustical screens that slide closed for privacy when needed and open up for casual collaboration when not — giving teams control over how each space functions throughout the day.
Workstations, private offices, and storage
Individual workstations and private offices were spec’d with commercial-grade office furniture in Boise, Idaho, designed for daily use in a busy state agency. Storage was integrated throughout so the space functions cleanly without clutter overtaking the work environment.
Open collaborative areas with Flex Frames
Open areas were designed using Flex Frames for privacy and area separation, with built-in monitor sharing capability so teams can pull up a screen mid-conversation without hunting for a cable or a room. The result is a collaborative zone that works for impromptu meetings and planned work sessions alike.
Lounge areas for informal work and gathering
Lounge areas give Idaho Department of Commerce staff a place to decompress, work informally, or meet without pulling a conference room. Seating was selected for comfort and durability appropriate for a high-traffic government office environment.
The result
The Idaho Department of Commerce now has a modern, functional workplace in Boise that replaced two years of outdated furniture with a cohesive environment built around how their teams collaborate, focus, and serve the state.
“I have never had a stronger or more collaborative relationship with a vendor. Your continued support, adaptability, and partnership are key reasons this project will succeed.”
Ewa Szewczyk, Grants/Contracts Manager, Idaho Department of Commerce
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Create Spaces work with state and government agencies in Idaho?
Yes. Create Spaces has furnished government offices across Idaho, including the Idaho Department of Commerce in Boise. State projects often involve complex procurement timelines and multi-layer approvals, and Create Spaces has the experience to navigate those requirements without disrupting the project.
What office furniture does Create Spaces provide for government offices?
Create Spaces furnishes government offices with workstations, private offices, conference and huddle rooms, open collaborative areas, lounge seating, and storage solutions. Products are commercial-grade and selected for the daily demands of a busy state agency environment.
How does Create Spaces handle long-term or phased government projects?
Create Spaces has managed multi-year government furniture projects, adapting to shifting layouts, evolving needs, and timeline changes at every stage. The Idaho Department of Commerce project spanned over two years and required ongoing flexibility from the sales, design, project management, and installation teams.
If your agency or organization is ready to replace outdated furniture with a workplace that works as hard as your team does, Create Spaces knows how to get it done — even when the timeline is complicated.
