Segmüller Werkstätten – where Style meets German Craftsmanship
Since 1925, Segmüller Werkstätten has manufactured stylish and sustainable furniture at its production facility in Friedberg, Bavaria. From carpentry and sewing to upholstery, everything is made in-house using certified, sustainable regional materials and genuine craftsmanship.
3 Sustainable Facts about Segmüller Werkstätten
- From a single source: Since 1925, Segmüller Werkstätten has manufactured furniture from start to finish at its headquarters in Friedberg, Bavaria.
- Use of environmentally friendly raw materials: Solid beech wood from certified, sustainable Bavarian forests is used in production. The leather comes from European tanneries, and some covers are made of Oeko-Tex-certified fabric.
- Durable design: With over 100 years of experience, our team knows exactly what constitutes quality. That's why they offer a 10-year warranty on all upholstered furniture frames.
Segmüller is known by many as one of the largest furniture stores in Germany. With seven locations and a wide range of products for every style of living, it's easy to see why. What is less well known is that the family-owned company has been manufacturing its own furniture for over 100 years. Since 1925, Segmüller's Bavarian workshops have produced furniture with genuine craftsmanship and attention to detail, aiming to create durable solutions for a range of living situations.
Segmüller Werkstätten: Producing Quality since 1925
In Friedberg, Bavaria, the Segmüller Werkstätten employ over 200 experienced workers who collaborate closely in carpentry, upholstery, sewing, and logistics.
The workshops prioritize high-quality regional materials and ecologically responsible production. Key components, such as the polyurethane (PU) foam used for upholstery, are manufactured in-house. Short delivery routes, streamlined processes, and high material efficiency create a sustainable and transparent value chain. Durability plays a central role in this.
Wenn ma's macha, mach ma's g'scheit oder gar ned. (If we're going to do it, we do it right or don't do it at all.)
