Design furniture such as dining tables, coffee tables and chairs made of natural stone, wood, glass and metal – manufactured in our own manufactory.
DRAENERT GmbH
Immenstaad am BodenseeNew on Amplifa
Innovation & Craftsmanship
DRAENERT GmbH was founded in 1968 by Karin and Dr. Peter Draenert in Immenstaad on Lake Constance and is an owner-managed company of international furniture design. In its own manufactory, master stonemasons, cabinetmakers, painters, metalworkers and upholsterers produce dining tables, coffee and side tables, chairs, counters as well as one-of-a-kind pieces made of natural stone, wood, glass, metal and leather – including tables with patented extension mechanisms. The value chain encompasses in-house workshops for stone processing, joinery, glass processing, painting, metalworking, upholstery as well as final assembly and shipping. The company stocks more than 150 natural stone varieties (granites, marbles, gneisses, onyx, quartzite, oil slate) in its own on-site stone park and is a leader in the segment of stone tables. In addition to its collection, DRAENERT realizes custom-made pieces according to architects' specifications for projects in the hospitality, office and exclusive residential sectors. The company employs around 60 staff and exports to more than 50 countries.
- Site
- Immenstaad am Bodensee
- Processes
- Stone processing (stonemasonry department, state-of-the-art stone processing, uniques made of, Joinery (solid wood and veneer wood tables), Glass processing (float glass, clear glass, lacquered glass, curved glass, glass bonding), Metalworking / metal processing (galvanic surface finishing), Paint shop (lacquer and stain tones), Upholstery (seating furniture production, hand-stitched leather chairs), Final assembly (precision work, fine adjustment, patented extension mechanisms), Custom-made pieces according to architects' specifications (one-off pieces, uniques)
- Materials
- Natural stone (granites, marbles, gneisses, onyx, quartzite, oil slate, more than 150 varieties), Oil slate, Calacatta Retro marble, Belvedere (gneiss, Brazil), Stonewood, River Gold, Fantasy Brown, Breccia Sarda
- Founded
- 1968
- Employees
- 60
- Industries
- Design furniture, Hospitality (hotels, restaurants, bars), Office/Co-working, Exclusive residential, Public projects/trade fairs, Furniture design/Design furniture
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Stone selection in the stone park
- 02
Stone processing
- 03
Joinery
- 04
Glass processing
- 05
Metalworking/Metal processing
- 06
Painting
- 07
Upholstery
- 08
Final assembly
- 09
Shipping/Logistics
Materials & Workshops
Natural stone (granites, marbles, gneisses, onyx, quartzite, oil slate)
More than 150 varieties from all over the world form the basis for one-of-a-kind table tops in the company's own stone park.
Oil slate
Historically the first material of the manufactory; first model 1062 Primus made of Swabian oil slate.
Solid wood (oak, bog oak, wild oak, walnut)
Solid and veneer wood tables are manufactured in the joinery; lacquer and stain tones in the in-house paint shop.
Glass (float glass, Opti-White clear glass, coloured glass, cast glass, ESG)
Glass processing including curved glass and glass bonding for coffee tables and dining tables.
Metal (aluminium, stainless steel, chrome, brass/bronze, nickel)
In the metal shop the foundation for quality and longevity is created; surfaces refined through various galvanic processes.
Leather (Type I, Type II, Kernleder, Select)
In the in-house upholstery shop, seating furniture is made with hand-stitched leather.
Fabric (Charmelle Cloud, Capture, Heris, Newport, Vermont, Coco)
Selected upholstery fabrics for the seating furniture collection.
Locations
Immenstaad am Bodensee
DEManufactory, company headquarters, Orangerie (showroom/furnishing store), stone park
- Lot size
- One-of-a-kind pieces/uniques, small series
- Materials
- Natural stone, wood, glass, metal, leather, fabric
- Stone processing
- Joinery
- Glass processing
- Metalworking
- Painting
- Upholstery
- Final assembly
Products
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stone processing (stonemasonry department, state-of-the-art stone processing, uniques made ofMachining | – | – | – | – | Natural stone (marble, granite, quartzite, gneiss, onyx, |
| Joinery (solid wood and veneer wood tables)Wood processing | – | – | – | – | Solid wood, Veneer wood |
| Glass processing (float glass, clear glass, lacquered glass, curved glass, glass bonding)Glass processing | – | – | – | – | Float glass, Clear glass, Coloured glass, Cast glass, Single-pane safety glass ESG |
| Metalworking / metal processing (galvanic surface finishing)Surface | – | – | – | – | Aluminium, Stainless steel, Chrome, Brass/Bronze, Nickel |
| Paint shop (lacquer and stain tones)Surface | – | – | – | – | Wood |
| Upholstery (seating furniture production, hand-stitched leather chairs)Assembly | – | – | – | – | Leather, Fabric |
| Final assembly (precision work, fine adjustment, patented extension mechanisms)Assembly | – | – | – | – | Natural stone, Wood, Glass, Metal, Leather |
| Custom-made pieces according to architects' specifications (one-off pieces, uniques)Assembly | – | – | – | – | Natural stone, Wood, Glass, Metal, Leather |
Additional services
Reference customers
History
- 1968
Founding of DRAENERT by Karin and Dr. Peter Draenert in Immenstaad on Lake Constance; first table model 1062 Primus made of Swabian oil slate.
- 1991
Construction of the Draenert Orangerie on the company premises.
- 2018
50th anniversary; owner-managed company with 60 employees.
Leadership in the second generation by Dr. Patric Draenert; Art Edition included in collections such as the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.