Our Philosophy
weld & co stands for modern furniture and home accessories from East Westphalia, a region of Germany with a rich furniture-making tradition. Each design is based on a unique idea that recognizes the importance of both form and function. With its clean lines, the design language focuses on the essentials.
The materials are selected not only for their practicality, but because they complement the design. weld & co combines artisan craftsmanship with industrial production to manufacture our products in the region.
Sustainability
If we wish to live a good life tomorrow, sustainable practices cannot be treated as optional today. Each and every day, we are challenged to strike a harmonious balance between economic, ecological, and social factors. At weld & co, we are committed to mastering this challenge. The conscientious use of resources and the fair treatment of all our business partners are very important to us. Every day. Without compromise.
Our understanding of sustainability and how we act on it at weld & co
Our Materials
Our preferred materials are steel, oak, reclaimed wood and walnut – which provide a rich contrast when used in combination. We see steel as an expression of the durability and lasting quality that our products stand for, while wood, as a natural material, serves as a distinctive counterpoint. We only use naturally weathered wood planks for our reclaimed wood furniture, skillfully combined with slender steel components.
How we work
The weld & co portfolio includes furniture, home accessories, and customized room concepts. We focus on author design. In making our products we rely on resources from our region East Westphalia, which has a deeply rooted furniture-making tradition. Some steps of the manufacturing process are performed in our own workshop, which is where we can also do customized production upon request.
Team
In 2014 interior and product designer Manuel Welsky founded weld & co in the German town of Bad Oeynhausen. Mira M. Hische joined the management team of weld & co at the beginning of 2016.
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