Furniture Manufacturer Brand Spotlight: Huppé

This month we're featuring Huppé, another incredible Canadian furniture manufacturer from Quebec, as part of our manufacturers spotlight series. As of September 2020, Home Evolution is proud to be a Huppé gallery dealer.

Huppé

Huppé started off as a maker of cedar chests. But the evolution into contemporary fine furniture design is what ensured the company’s survival and success. (After all, not a lot of people buy cedar chests these days.) Recently refining their furniture design offerings in 2010–and bringing on Joel Dupras as the lead designer–has put Huppé into its current luxury brand niche.

Today, the look of the company is, as Dupras puts it, “a perfect blend of Scandinavian, Italian and North American design, inspired from the past without compromising innovation".

Our Team

Huppé employs talented artisans who thrive with their human-orientated values: respect, honesty, commitment, and teamwork. The dynamism of the managers, the professionalism of the employees, and the quality of the products all contribute to their success.

Made By Hand

Sustainability

At Huppé, we’re proud to use wood as a raw material and we’re aware of our industry’s impact on forests. As such, we are committed to operating in a sustainable way that includes:

• Planting 3000 trees per year - each bed sold worldwide, we undertake to plant a tree (with the support from Tree Canada).
• FSC-certified suppliers - our suppliers only source their wood from forests managed responsibly in compliance with strict standards to protect communities and the environment.
• Low VOC - we are committed to lowering volatile organic compound emissions that are harmful to the environment and our health.
• Sustainable facilities - Since 2014, Huppé has invested more than 2 million in centralizing operations, expanding infrastructure, and installing more efficient equipment to help reduce heat consumption and lower greenhouse gas emissions.

Huppé is furniture inspired by the very best materials, lovingly made and assembled in Canada. Nothing more, nothing less.