And what can I say, it was great. Here is a short insight into our excursion.

The production of wood and metal is highly automated, and experts do the finishing touches.

In contrast to fabric and upholstery processing here, craftsmanship is still required.

We found it exciting that the seamstresses come from the region and the work is not outsourced to low-wage countries. This is not only sustainable and secures jobs, but also helps to maintain high-quality standards.

“Made in Germany”. Brunner stands for sustainable, resource-conserving and responsible trade. The focus is on the triad of regional partnerships, future-oriented technologies and high-quality materials. One example of this is the use of domestic wood from sustainable forestry and innovative recycling concepts for plastics and cover materials.

The trip was super interesting and we learned a lot. Part of our Learning Journey was about new products. A lof of new products were developed specifically for New Work concepts. The future is here and now.

Our product highlight:

Board is an ultra-flexible communication tool that consists of presentation tools, conference offerings, seating products and a mobile floor space concept. The modules can also be used to divide rooms.

So, “Hook it up. Connect and go!” The boards can be used agilely throughout the office with slotted stools and tables with hook-in options. No furniture can do more New Work.

Thank you so much, you are great hosts. We felt very comfortable