Since its establishment in 1986, HOF Furniture & more has consistently focused on innovation and blending modern aesthetics with functionality.
HOF Furniture & more offers an extensive range of furniture, including sofas, modular furniture, premium chairs, institutional furniture, and hospital furniture. The products are designed in Italy and manufactured in India.
HOF’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Changodar, a locality in Ahmedabad, the capital city of Gujarat, is equipped with advanced German technology and includes a design studio, a dedicated R&D centre, and a testing lab. To ensure rigorous quality standards With a robust nationwide presence through 17 showrooms and over 350 authorised dealers, HOF is poised for further expansion both domestically and internationally.
The company has already made significant strides in the global market, with a design studio in Milan launched in 2014 and partnerships with renowned Italian designer Miki Astori since 2018 and Mann Singh since 2014. HOF also operates a store in Kathmandu, Nepal, and plans to open a store in Dubai soon, targeting the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and African markets.
Founder’s note
Reflecting on the company’s journey, Pravin Patel, Founder and Chairman of HOF Furniture Systems, said, “Over the past 38 years, HOF’s journey has been driven by a passion for creating furniture that not only meets the functional needs of customers but also enhances their living and working spaces. I am deeply grateful to our team, partners, and customers who have supported us in this journey.”
Second-generation director Dhruvin Patel reiterated the company’s continued focus on innovation and adapting to changing trends. “At HOF, we are constantly pushing the boundaries of design and functionality. The needs and preferences of customers are ever-evolving, and we strive to stay at the forefront of these changes. Our goal is to create furniture that is not only aesthetically pleasing but also ergonomic and sustainable. We are excited as we celebrate our 38th foundation year, and reaffirm our commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction,” he said.
Pioneering technology exchange with Gliders
HOF, Furniture & More is also associated with an international brand Glider, which is based in Russia. HOF is moving forward with the technology transfer with the brand, which is a unique, patented product and quickly resonates with consumers for their dedication towards perfection and innovative products.
Over the 15 years in the furniture market, the brand has taken leading positions in manufacturing relaxing, rocking, and glider armchairs which are now going to be developed here in India with pioneering brand HOF, aligning with the “Make in India” initiative.
Joining hands with the Russian brand Glider, HOF adds innovative pendulum mechanisms of rocking not only for armchairs but also for ottomans. HOF, with its production capacity, is eying to target business in India and exporting it to parts of Gulf countries along with Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, UAE, and KSA countries.
Keeping a close eye on the environment
HOF believes that one must deliver more to nature than that of what we take. Keeping a close eye on the environment, the company practises sustainability in various ways, like reducing carbon footprints by repurposing fabric and leather for making brand connoisseurs.
They continuously invest in research and development to create furniture designs that are both aesthetically pleasing and environmentally sustainable. From eco-friendly materials to modular designs that minimise waste, they are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of sustainable furniture production. With a commitment to minimising waste throughout the manufacturing process, HOF strives to reuse and repurpose materials whenever possible.
“We are proud to play our part in this global effort by prioritising nature with sustainability in everything we do. HOF reaffirms its commitment to investing in furniture that is not only stylish and functional but also environmentally responsible,” Patel concludes.
Source: Economic Times