Specialist Woodworking

Wood is a natural, timeless and versatile material, with characteristics and appearance that vary by species. Each species has its own distinctive colours, grain patterns and textures. Our selection includes e.g. oak, walnut, elm, birch, pine and spruce.

Veneer is a thin layer of wood produced by slicing or peeling timber. The cutting method has a significant impact on the grain pattern and overall appearance. Veneers can be made from almost any wood species, offering a wide range of tones and surface patterns.

Composite materials combine two or more materials to create durable and versatile solutions by bringing together their individual properties. Our selection includes materials such as Corian, Hi-Macs, Durat and various stone composites.

Metal is a strong and durable material used in furniture structures, fittings and decorative details. Common materials include steel, aluminium and brass. Metal surfaces can also be powder-coated in any desired RAL colour, allowing the finish to be precisely matched to the overall design.

Glass is a timeless and versatile material used in bespoke furniture, including doors, tabletops and display cabinets. It brings lightness, a sense of space and a contemporary feel to furniture. Glass is available in a wide range of colours, thicknesses and finishes.

Speciality materials enable distinctive and visually striking solutions for furniture and interiors. We offer a wide selection of materials to suit the application and desired aesthetic, including acrylic, leather, natural stone, cork and carbon fibre.

Micro-perforated panels offer an elegant and discreet way to improve a space’s acoustic performance. Micro-perforations with a diameter of just 0.7 mm enable effective sound absorption while preserving a uniform surface appearance. This technique can be applied to a variety of surface materials, including wood veneer, laminate, painted surfaces and leather.

CNC machining enables us to produce precise shapes, intricate details and surface textures. Our machinery includes three 5-axis CNC machining centres, with a maximum working area of 2.3 × 8.0 metres. This versatile equipment allows us to machine large-scale and highly complex components with exceptional precision.

We model individual components and complete assemblies with millimetre-level precision in digital 3D models, which serve as direct input for production. Component compatibility can be verified during the design phase, allowing potential clashes and structural challenges to be identified before manufacturing begins. We create production models based on the architect’s surface model.

We manufacture furniture and structural components to their exact final dimensions during production. By combining CNC-controlled manufacturing with meticulous handcraftsmanship, we achieve dimensional accuracy of up to 0.5 mm. This precision ensures seamless component integration and a high-quality finish.

3D veneering enables us to create striking and complex forms on three-dimensional components. We veneer intricate and double-curved surfaces using the veneer species and grain pattern selected by the client. The veneer is formed to fit double-curved components, which are then precisely CNC-machined to their final shape.

Surface finishing enhances the appearance of furniture while protecting surfaces against wear. We offer a range of finishing options, including staining, lacquering, painting and fire-retardant treatments. The lacquer sheen level can also be selected to achieve the desired finish.For larger production runs, we use our in-house automated finishing line to ensure a consistent, durable and high-quality result across the entire batch.

For larger-scale projects, we use modular prefabrication to complete as much of the structural and furniture assembly as possible at our own factory. Finished modules streamline on-site installation, reduce the number of on-site operations and simplify overall project coordination.Our production facilities are equipped with versatile lifting equipment and designed with a strong focus on workplace ergonomics. This enables us to manufacture and handle even large-scale and complex modules safely and precisely.