Camif in the news

David Corbeau, an independent Camif Habitat franchisee, opens an agency in Treillières to help individuals and professionals with renovation and construction projects.

Camif launched "ID Cuisine", an e-shop offering a wide range of kitchen products from food preparation tools to appliances and beverage accessories.

Camif Habitat recruited six independent agents from diverse professional backgrounds, showcasing its accessible entrepreneurial model for career changers.

CAMIF launched "ESSENTIELS", a new brand of French and European-made furniture, decor, linens, and bedding with stable prices to broaden its market reach.

Burov Leleu sofas and armchairs are now part of the Camif catalog as part of its 'Tour du Made in France' initiative promoting local products and sustainable innovation.

Lucie Nové-Josserand photographs furniture and home decor for Camif.fr, bringing life and emotion to products through creative staging.

Lucie Nové-Josserand photographs furniture and home linen for Camif, working from a studio at the new Camif Outlet in Niort.

Camif Habitat celebrated its fifth anniversary in franchising with a seminar in Porto, bringing together over 120 franchisees, employees, and partners, featuring inspirational speaker Mike Horn.

Geoffrey Dubois launched a Camif Habitat franchise in Obernai, offering renovation and extension project support with artisan networking and administrative assistance.

Camif Habitat launched a new website to attract and inform potential franchisees about its business model and support system.

Eight new independent agents joined the Camif Habitat network following an intensive five-day training program to develop local home renovation businesses.

Camif.fr reopened its first physical store in Niort, France, 18 years after its liquidation, offering discounts of 20% to 60%.

Camif, a French furniture company, reopened a discount physical store in Niort after 18 years, evoking nostalgia among former customers.

Camif reopens an outlet store in Niort, France, focusing on French or European made furniture and home decor, marking a return after 18 years with a new retail strategy.

Camif's CEO resigned, Maif reinjected capital, and the company is returning to brick-and-mortar retail after years of online-only sales.

Camif Habitat held regional meetings across France in 2026 to strengthen its network, align strategies, and develop franchisee skills through collaborative workshops.

CAMIF, a major French mutualist economy company specializing in mail-order furniture, was liquidated on October 27, 2008, resulting in over 700 job losses.

Camif Habitat is launching a national TV campaign to increase brand recognition and support the expansion of its network of agencies.

Camif Habitat launched a national TV campaign to increase brand awareness and support franchise growth.

Camif launched its first physical store in Lyon to expand omnichannel retail and boost sustainable French-made furniture sales.