Founded in 1947 in Muscatine, Iowa, HNI Corporation makes workplace furnishings and residential building products that shape where people work, live, and gather. Its distinctive member-owner culture gives most employees a stake in the company through stock ownership and profit sharing, while its brands span office environments and fireplace-centered home products. HNI also directs a long-running corporate responsibility program toward more sustainable operations and community investment.
Hearth & Home TechnologiesAs HNI Corporation’s residential building products division, Hearth & Home Technologies is shaped by a member-owner culture and a network of U.S. locations. The company makes hearth products for homes worldwide, bringing warmth and a place for families and friends to gather.LAKEVILLE, MN
HONFrom its Muscatine, Iowa headquarters, HON makes office furniture that helps workplaces, classrooms, and healthcare settings function better. The company pairs practical engineering with flexible design, from its adaptable Ignition seating to workspaces built for changing needs, and presents those ideas in showrooms across four U.S. cities as well as virtual spaces.New York, NY
GunlockeFounded in 1902, Gunlocke makes American-crafted workplace furniture, from wood casegoods and desking to seating and conferencing pieces. Based in Wayland, New York, the company draws on more than 120 years of artisan craftsmanship and manufacturing experience; its furniture has even occupied the Oval Office. Gunlocke designs coordinated workplace environments with a focus on durable construction, considered details, and responsible sustainability.WAYLAND, NY
The Senator GroupFamily-owned since Colin Mustoe began making office furniture in 1977, The Senator Group has grown from its Lancashire roots into a global workplace-furniture manufacturer with more than 1,400 employees. The Mustoe family remains involved in the business, which retains the character of a small family company while serving clients in 165 countries and operating its North American headquarters in Maumee, Ohio. Its re:work initiative reflects a long-standing focus on extending the useful life of furniture rather than treating it as disposable.MAUMEE, OH