KSA Interiors

06/19/2026

Happy Juneteenth — Freedom Day.

Today, we honor Juneteenth and commemorate the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States. It is a day to reflect on our nation's history, celebrate freedom, and recognize the ongoing pursuit of equality and opportunity for all.

KSA Interiors is closed today in observance of Juneteenth. We look forward to serving you when we return.

06/18/2026

Throwing it back to the late 1990s and this pediatric playroom designed for Rockingham Memorial Hospital in Harrisonburg, Virginia.

At a time when many healthcare environments still felt highly institutional, this space was designed to transport young patients somewhere entirely different. Throughout the pediatric unit, the ceiling told a story—transitioning from sunrise to sunset as patients moved through the space. In the playroom, a cove-lit night sky came alive with fiber optic lights that reflected constellations visible in the Shenandoah Valley at different times of the year. 🌌

Playful animal silhouettes, interactive activities, and destination-style architectural features helped create an environment centered on imagination, discovery, and comfort rather than the clinical nature of a hospital.

It's a reminder that healthcare design has always been about more than function. Sometimes the most meaningful spaces are the ones that spark wonder, provide a distraction, and let kids simply be kids.

06/16/2026

06/11/2026

Throwing it back to a time when "high-tech" meant a CRT monitor the size of a small refrigerator, a stack of floppy disks, and an ACAD digitizer tablet taking up half the desk.

Back in the mid-'90s, this was the cutting edge of computer-aided drafting. No cloud storage. No dual monitors. No endless browser tabs. Just designers, determination, and the occasional panic of wondering which floppy disk actually held the latest version.

One thing that hasn't changed? KSA's commitment to embracing new technology. From digitizer tablets and floppy disks to BIM, cloud collaboration, and today's advanced design tools, we've always believed in staying current so we can deliver the best solutions for our clients.

The technology may have changed, but the goal remains the same: turning great ideas into great design.

06/11/2026

Thanks to Invictus for stopping by and sharing the latest in lighting design. Safe to say we saw things in a whole new light! 💡 🖼️ 💡

06/04/2026

Throwing it back to the mid-2000s, when office design was often defined by an endless sea of gray cubicles and systems furniture as far as the eye could see.

This workplace decided to have a little more fun. Bold red accents cut through the monotony, helping define pathways, support wayfinding, and inject energy into the space. And instead of pretending the columns weren't there, the design leaned into them—transforming them into architectural features that added rhythm, character, and a distinct identity throughout the office.

A reminder that even in the heyday of the cubicle, great design found ways to surprise, delight, and make the workday a little more interesting.

06/03/2026

Celebrating 2 Years with Gillian Wong! Over the past two years, Gillian has consistently demonstrated creativity, technical expertise, and a thoughtful approach to every project. Her skills in design visualization and experiential graphic design have elevated our work and inspired our team. Gillian’s innovative mindset and positive attitude make her an invaluable member of KSA Interiors. Thank you, Gillian, for your dedication and contributions. We look forward to your continued success and creativity at KSA!

06/01/2026

CREATE the summer experience ☀️

This month's marquee is all about embracing new opportunities, fresh perspectives, and meaningful experiences.

We're excited to welcome Kyia to the team this summer and look forward to the creativity, curiosity, and energy she'll bring to our studio. As a student at Radford University, she's already building a strong foundation in design, and we're excited to be part of her journey this summer. Stay tuned to learn more about Kyia in an upcoming blog post!

Here's to a summer of growth, discovery, and creating memorable experiences together.

05/28/2026

Throwing it back to the early days of “The Games” at the VCU Student Commons.

Originally opened in 1984 on the main floor of the Commons, the space later moved to the lower level and was reintroduced as Break Point in 1993—with KSA leading the interior design transformation into the student hangout many alumni still remember today.

A little nostalgia for the neon lights, arcade sounds, late-night pool games, and the kind of spaces that made campus life memorable.