HBF introduces the Rhine collection, a modular petite club series designed by Ken Reinhard, blending versatility with comfort for hospitality and workplace environments. The collection features customizable upholstery, ergonomic designs, and integrated power options, allowing for various configurations. Rhine meets high sustainability standards and reflects HBF's commitment to craftsmanship and innovative design, suitable for both intimate and expansive spaces.
HBF has evolved the Costa modular table collection designed by Mario Ruiz, now featuring five adaptable tabletop shapes and enhanced finishes with integrated power components. The collection supports modern, multi-use spaces with its versatile designs, including rectangular, round, and half-round options. It emphasizes functionality and elegance, making it suitable for dynamic environments. Casey Baxter highlights Costa as a reliable solution for today's agile spaces.
The name, Firma, from the Latin root "terra firma," means "firm ground," referencing the strong foundation this collection provides by anchoring a space and complementing existing surroundings. Having collaborated with HBF on space design and product for over a decade, Clifton realized that a crucial element was missing to tell the full HBF story, the necessity of a quiet piece that has the ability to complement more sculptural elements.
