IKEA’s gateways only support IKEA devices, Philips Hue Bridge only support Hue-compatible (“Works with Philips Hue”) devices, Aqara hubs only support Aqara devices, Tuya gateways only support Tuya.
Tip is to buy a couple of CC2652P-based Zigbee Coordinator USB adapters and test both Home Assistant’s own native ZHA integration (component embedded inside HA) as well as Zigbee2MQTT (stand-alone gateway/hub/bridge appliation) as either of them can support more or less any device that follows the Zigbee specifications and have some different benefits, (ex. ZHA is very easy to get started with while Z2M allows for more flexible installation options), so good idea to try both and you can always re-use one or several of the Zigbee Coordinator USB adapters as as “Zigbee Router” devices (a…k.a. Zigbee repeater/extender) by flashing an other firmware for that. Read https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/zha and https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/guide/installation/03_ha_addon.html
Regardless, be sure to read and follow this which among other highly recommended advice for a stable Zigbee network mentions that you will want several Zigbee Router devices → Generic best practice tips on improving Zigbee network range and general stability · zigpy/zigpy Wiki · GitHub
Suggest maybe also read → https://www.blackhillsinfosec.com/understanding-zigbee-and-wireless-mesh-networking/