
Handcrafted designer furniture – sofas, armchairs, chairs and tables, made to order in Venlo.
Leolux Möbelfabrik GmbH
Venlo · Krefeld · BreukelenNew on Amplifa
About Leolux
Leolux is a manufacturer of handcrafted designer furniture headquartered in Venlo (Netherlands). The company produces sofas, corner sofas, armchairs, chairs and tables, each made to order individually. Production takes place in its own workshops by craftsmen; the products are designed by renowned designers. Upholstery and materials include various leather grades (including Ceras, Danza, Negev, Noli, Raffino, Senso), fabrics (including Apollo, Essential), wood, lacquers, epoxy, ceramic, glass, marble and veneer. Tables are made, among other things, from solid wood. In addition to the production site in Venlo, Leolux operates a Design Center and administration in Krefeld (Germany) as well as, since 2022, the 3,500 m² Experience Center in Breukelen. The Via Creandi visitor center in Venlo offers insight into the craftsmanship of production. Services include re-upholstery, repairs, spare parts and care products.
- Site
- Krefeld
- Processes
- Handcrafted upholstered furniture (sofas, corner sofas, armchairs, chairs), Manufacture of tables (solid wood), Configurator (Leolux Creator), Design Center with consultation, Re-upholstery of furniture, Repair/service via retailers and partners, Spare parts and care products via webshop
- Materials
- Leather (Ceras, Danza, Negev, Noli, Raffino, Senso), Fabric (Apollo, Essential, among others), Cotton/viscose (fabric Essential), Wood, Epoxy, Lacquers, Ceramic, Glass
- Founded
- 1934
- Employees
- 350
- Industries
- Designer furniture / furniture industry, Living / interior
- 01
Design by designers
- 02
Upholstery and material selection (including Leolux Creator)
- 03
Handcrafting in Venlo made to order
- 04
Delivery via retailers
- 05
Service, repair and re-upholstery
Upholstery and Materials
Leather (Ceras, Danza, Negev, Noli, Raffino, Senso)
Various leather grades from soft grained leather to robust aniline leather for furniture upholstery.
Fabric (Apollo, Essential, among others)
Fabric upholstery, among others made of over 80% cotton and viscose, for upholstered furniture.
Wood
Wood as a material for substructures and solid wood tables.
Lacquers
Lacquers for surface finishing of furniture parts.
Epoxy
Epoxy as part of the material collection.
Ceramic
Ceramic surfaces for tables and coffee tables.
Glass
Glass for table tops and coffee tables.
Marble
Marble as a material for table and coffee table tops.
Veneer
Veneer for furniture surfaces.
Locations

Venlo
NLHeadquarters, production, Via Creandi visitor center
- Lot size
- Individual production made to order
- Materials
- Leather, fabric, wood
Krefeld
DEAdministration and Design Center
Breukelen
NLLeolux Experience Center (3,500 m²)
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Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Handcrafted upholstered furniture (sofas, corner sofas, armchairs, chairs)Assembly | – | – | – | made to order (individual production) | Leather, Fabric, Wood, Foam |
| Manufacture of tables (solid wood)Assembly | – | – | – | – | Wood, Glass, Marble, Lacquers |
Additional services
Reference customers
History
- 1934
Founding of the 'Zuid-Nederlandse Clubmeubelfabriek' (ZNC) in Venlo as a subsidiary of Rhenania from Viersen
- 1948
Ton and Jan Sanders purchase the ZNC
- 1955
New modern collection 'Leolux' with designer Harry de Groot; the brand name becomes the company name
- 1964
Own showroom in the Netherlands; start of exports to neighboring countries
- 1971
Showroom opened in Krefeld (Germany) and a second one in Eindhoven
- 1989
Armchair Pallone developed for the House of the Future
- 1990
New factory buildings in Venlo; cooperation with Philips ('Plugged Furniture')
- 2007
Opening of the 'Via Creandi' visitor center in Venlo
- 2012
Sebastiaan Sanders becomes the face of Leolux; around 350 employees
- 2022
Opening of the Leolux Experience Center (3,500 m²) in Breukelen