Fournier

What they make

According to their website (fourniergroupe.com), the Fournier group traces its origins to a cabinetmaking workshop founded in 1907 in Thônes, Haute-Savoie, France. Over more than a century it has grown into a furniture manufacturer built around four core activities: manufacturing, brand development, franchising, and retail distribution. It owns five brands — Mobalpa, Perene, SoCoo'c, Delpha, and Hygena — covering kitchen furniture, bathroom furniture, and custom-made home fittings. Production takes place across three industrial sites, all based in Haute-Savoie, using automated manufacturing lines. Wood is described as the group's principal raw material. The company began developing its own brands from 1948, opened its first retail outlets in 1992, and extended into franchising from 2007. On sustainability, the group holds the "Origine France Garantie" label, certifying French manufacturing origin, obtained in 2024, alongside stated commitments to eco-design and responsible sourcing. The site did not disclose specific export markets, employee numbers, or detailed production capacities.

• Design and manufacture of kitchen furniture, bathroom furniture, and custom/bespoke home-fitting solutions
• Owns and operates five furniture brands: Mobalpa, Perene, SoCoo'c, Delpha, and Hygena
• Manufacturing carried out across three industrial production sites, all located in Haute-Savoie, France, using automated production lines
• Integrated business model combining manufacturing, brand development, franchising, and retail distribution
• Uses wood as its principal raw material
• Holds the "Origine France Garantie" certification (guaranteed French manufacturing origin), obtained in 2024

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