The Linea Series—designed by Barcelona-based Mario Ruiz for HBF—provides a resolved and versatile solution for a variety of conferencing applications. With countless specification options, the Linea Series includes a variety of storage, work surface, cart, lectern, and seating options all designed for today’s changing conferencing and office arenas. Linea’s flexibility allows for creative arrangements that suit the needs of nearly any meeting space. 

The Linea Series—designed by Barcelona-based Mario Ruiz for HBF—provides a resolved and versatile solution for a variety of conferencing applications. With countless specification options, the Linea Series includes a variety of storage, work surface, cart, lectern, and seating options all designed for today’s changing conferencing and office arenas. Linea’s flexibility allows for creative arrangements that suit the needs of nearly any meeting space. 

November is a comprehensive series of occasional tables created by celebrated designer Mario Ruiz. The beauty of the mixed elements of wood together is visual  stunning to the eye and provides a sturdy and durable table to stand the test of time.

Sculpted for exceptional seated comfort, November has an intrinsic appeal that derives from its ample proportions, tailored upholstery and unifying chamfer detail.  The November seating collection exemplifies Ruiz’s philosophy that function “is fundamental,” a product’s “reason for being.” The aesthetic qualities of the design flow from proper function, and it can easily adapt to any environment. 

HBF’s Triscape table and pouf, a casual seating collection with fluid lines and an elemental form, is inspired by the fractal geometry of nature. Designed by Todd Bracher, this versatile collection creates a flexible, scalable environment suitable for a myriad of uses—from lounge to active work sessions, and impromptu, casual meetings. These light weight tables are available with an optional seating pad, offering greater user flexibility.

The Mod Lounge Collection by Henrik Schulz for HBF embodies a humanistic approach towards the workplace, crafting pieces that look and feel “at home” in a range of public spaces. With a modular sensibility, Mod allows for a variety of customizable seating arrangements while optimizing productivity and comfort. Mod’s thoughtfully designed foam cushioning and wide layout make it ideal for both collaborative and individual working. Henrik Schulz kept the comfort of WFH in mind, designing Mod’s dynamic duality for ideal relaxation or active productivity that goes “beyond the desk.” 

With the flexibility to mix and match finish materials, sizes, and shapes, the Meki Table Collection designed by Todd Bracher for HBF is truly customizable, making each table uniquely its own. Designed to blend in seamlessly with any contract interior spaces—such as breakout rooms, independent work spaces, café settings and more, the Meki tables are truly practical and easy to specify. 

Meki supports the demands for well-designed tables with built-in connectivity options. 

• Available in five table height adjustments: Occasional (16”–18”), Continental (26”– 27”), Standard (28”– 29.75”), Counter (36”– 37.6”), and Bar (41”– 42”).
• Undermount perimeter power options are also available: future-proofed for easy upgrades that do not sacrifice the integrity of the furniture surfaces.

Todd Bracher’s latest collection for HBF Cityscape 2.0, reimagines modular seating for public spaces with a compelling new planning geometry and refined detailing. Cityscape 2.0’s unique pointed back cushions evoke accent throw pillows to provide a palette for creative design expression with a wide range of HBF Textiles. Their residential-inspired form belies their durability — they have been engineered to withstand the demands of high-traffic spaces with a foam construction to maintain their form and incorporate fasteners to prevent movement.  Thoughtfully considered modules like the ‘Cityscape Pentagon’ evoke comfort and progressive design, empowering designers to program ‘rambling’ lounge landscapes with 120° & 150° planning possibilities. As a timely response to requirements for social distancing, Cityscape 2.0’s integrated table modules maintain required spacing and allow for easy reconfigurations in the future. 

Todd Bracher’s latest collection for HBF Cityscape 2.0, reimagines modular seating for public spaces with a compelling new planning geometry and refined detailing. Cityscape 2.0’s unique pointed back cushions evoke accent throw pillows to provide a palette for creative design expression with a wide range of HBF Textiles. Their residential-inspired form belies their durability — they have been engineered to withstand the demands of high-traffic spaces with a foam construction to maintain their form and incorporate fasteners to prevent movement.  Thoughtfully considered modules like the ‘Cityscape Pentagon’ evoke comfort and progressive design, empowering designers to program ‘rambling’ lounge landscapes with 120° & 150° planning possibilities. As a timely response to requirements for social distancing, Cityscape 2.0’s integrated table modules maintain required spacing and allow for easy reconfigurations in the future.

Todd Bracher’s latest collection for HBF reimagines modular seating for public spaces with a compelling new planning geometry and refined detailing. Cityscape 2.0’s unique pointed back cushions evoke accent throw pillows to provide a palette for creative design expression with a wide range of HBF Textiles. Their residential-inspired form belies their durability — they have been engineered to withstand the demands of high-traffic spaces with a foam construction to maintain their form and incorporate fasteners to prevent movement.  Thoughtfully considered modules like the ‘Cityscape Pentagon’ evoke comfort and progressive design, empowering designers to program ‘rambling’ lounge landscapes with 120° & 150° planning possibilities. As a timely response to requirements for social distancing, Cityscape 2.0’s integrated table modules maintain required spacing and allow for easy reconfigurations in the future.