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Listen to Max Verkamp, President & CEO of Indiana Furniture, as he discusses the company history, the vitality of the Dubois County area, and the current state of the contract furniture industry with Gerry Dick on Inside Indiana Business: Business & Beyond.

Over 2.4 million. That’s the estimated number of new breast cancer cases to happen globally in 2025. According to the National Cancer Institute, nearly 379,000 were estimated to occur in the United States alone. To put it into perspective, currently, every minute, four women are diagnosed with breast cancer worldwide and one woman dies from this horrible disease.

 

Indiana Furniture is pleased to announce its new partnership with Crane Reps, a long-standing Independent Manufacturers Rep Group, to oversee sales efforts in the Southwest, including the states of Arizona and New Mexico, as well as parts of Texas and Nevada. 

Indiana Furniture has been busy responding to customer needs throughout 2025 with six new product launches and extensive enhancements to popular product series. 

As the workforce changes and offices embrace new hybrid and collaborative work models, the way we work in spaces is evolving. Indiana Furniture announced today they will begin taking orders on Synergy Collaborative, a new collection of partitions, tables, and seating to create spaces and reconfigure them, in an impromptu way, without the need for complex architecture. 

Indiana Furniture announced today they will begin taking orders on Serenity, a new seating collection recently making its debut during NeoCon at The Mart in June. Serenity boasts a simple design coupled with superior comfort making it the perfect solution for a variety of applications and interiors, including individual workspaces, collaboration areas, meeting rooms, cafés, private nooks, and so much more. 

From Delve Magazine: Whether it’s the rhythm of a favorite song, the warmth of a sun-kissed afternoon, or the buzz of a lively crowd, vibes have a way of enveloping us. And that’s exactly what you’ll experience with Indiana Furniture at this year’s NeoCon. From the unveiling of their new Design Studio to the flowing curves of Serenity, the effervescence of champagne to the electric collaboration of Synergy...you’ll feel it.

Office furniture manufacturer Indiana Furniture has signed a lease with THE MART in Chicago to create a new Design Studio, opening in June 2024 in tandem with NeoCon—the world’s leading platform and most important event of the year for the commercial design industry. 

Indiana Furniture today announced it has relocated its Corporate Headquarters to 1919 Hospitality Drive in Jasper, Indiana. This new space is meant to put employees’ needs, and the company’s broad portfolio of office furniture, front and center. 

This move comes about a year after transforming their manufacturing facilities, consolidating four plants onto one campus, and allows for the company’s entire business operations to be within a half-mile radius on the south side of the city. 

Indiana Furniture has announced Lori Klem as the newly appointed CFO and Vice President of Finance. In this role and as a member of the company’s Executive Leadership Team, Klem will focus on managing the financial actions of the company and delivering a comprehensive, strategic financial vision that will help drive Indiana Furniture’s future growth and success.

From Delve Magazine: "With its broad versatility, environmental design, and community give-back program, a little Dab truly does go a long way. We set out to create a chair that would simply fill a gap in our line while meeting the needs for a variety of applications across the officescape. We ended up with so much more. Our customers will get a quality chair that gives back to the environment and helps in the fight against breast cancer. And that dedication and push to do more, to do better, is what sets Indiana Furniture, and Dab, apart from the rest."

Indiana Furniture is now taking orders for a new, multi-purpose seating series named Dab. Dab provides a broad range of functionality and style, makes an environmental statement, and supports the battle against breast cancer.