what's new

overview

the furniture is the same. the way to it is not.

everything on this page is the website itself — please touch. seven stations, each with the part it talks about.

five points carry the navigation. products and service unfold a panel below them; on narrow screens a menu icon replaces the bar and puts everything one below the other.

previously: nine menu points and seven product categories.

products

every piece has a page that shows all of it.

the submenu jumps to each section and shows where you are. at the end stand the projects the piece was built into — and every project page names the pieces standing in it.

previously: dimensions and material as a list inside the text, the data sheet as a pdf at the foot of the page.

configurator

here a piece can be built, not just looked at.

33 of 34 pieces are configurable, and the configurator sits on the product page itself — in full: 3d view, dimensions, variants, price list, saving, print view.

previously: a menu point of its own led to a selection page in front of the application.

planning data

the piece moves into the plan.

33 pieces come with a data sheet of drawing and dimensions, 82 sheets in all — one per variant. new beside them is the geometry itself: 2d dxf for the plan, 3d dxf for the body, obj archive and glb for visualization. 328 files.

previously: one pdf per piece, without geometry.

search

one word is enough.

names, places, architects, wood species, years — in both languages. the names are invented words; nobody has to know which category they belong to.

previously: the previous website had no search.

service

what belongs to a piece of furniture without standing on it.

retailers, downloads, clearance, contact — and three pages on materials, wood species and finishes with 44 sample surfaces. european oak, every treatment, side by side:

previously: these entries sat under “more information” and as note sheets from 2015.