ANALOG

Company headquarters and architectural icon. The unique premises where ANALOG works not only shape the style of the objects created here – they are themselves an expression of an attitude. An experiment in time and space. San Gimignano Lichtenberg is an adaptive conversion project of a former GDR factory. Built in 1987, shortly before the fall of the Berlin Wall, the factory was more than just a functional building: visible from afar, it stood as a symbol of power, ideology and industrial progress. After reunification, the site fell into oblivion – the factory decayed, a colossal relic of a bygone order. Today, converted by Arno Brandlhuber+, the tower is a real-life laboratory for prototypes of all kinds. A place of experimentation, research and design – between the past and the future.

Lehni

Company headquarters, production site, office building, architectural icon:

Lehni's factory building was built in 1974 by Ernst Gisel. With its radical design language and well thought-out construction, the timeless industrial building is Lehni's functional and atmospheric home.

Mono & Pott

This is the place where design history has been written since 1959. Production, sanding, storage, assembly, dispatch, administration and sales offices are located on around 2000 square meters. Some things have changed here, but much has also remained the same. Large parts of merchandise management, sales and communication have been digitized, LED lights illuminate the production hall and employees come to work on e-bikes. At the same time, the company stubbornly sticks to traditional manufacturing processes in the belief that craftsmanship, the human eye and high-quality materials really do make a difference.

reuber henning

From the heart of Berlin Schöneberg, Franziska and Birgit create new designs, select materials and colors, check qualities and provide insights into a large selection of carpets.