Designers : Design : WMF for at Home

Akantus

Akantus aims at developing products which feature a high degree of innovation.

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Peter Bäurle

The cutlery designs from Peter Bäurle are the perfect synthesis from experience and creativity.

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Sebastian Bergne

He is mainly known for his clear, modern furniture designs and interior decoration concepts.

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Casini + Pringiers

They combine topical aspects from fashion and lifestyle with technical innovation.

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Fred Danner

Designs of Fred Danner stand out by their stylishness and perfection up to the creative detail.

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Designpraxis Diener

In the Design Ranking of the 100 best: coming in fourth!

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Designafairs

Designafairs helps its customers discover market potentials and to successfully exploit them with specific product innovations.

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Daniel Eltner

Daniel Eltner has worked as an independent designer since 1994 with an emphasis on the set table and accessories.

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Eck Design

Design is always good, if it features an innovative kick and if it makes the function transparent.

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Fiedeler + Raasch

Their claim is to incorporate innovative approaches into new products and interior design.

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Makio Hasuike

is an intermediary between the Far Eastern culture and modern European design.

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IDEA Produktdesign

The creative concept of IDEA is: “Creating values through artistic creativity.”

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James Irvine

Geometrically clear concepts of shape which he applied in a congenial “soft” way.

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Jutta Keil

Early on Jutta Keil found her way via Milan and Matteo Thun to WMF.

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Köhler & Wilms

The interaction of material, ornament, finishing and shape is fascinating with each new project.

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Metz + Kindler

Never neglecting the logical, simple and transparent elements in design is the basis of our product development.

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Herbert Schultes

His work is influenced by function and technology, minimalism, sensuality and light design.

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Squarone

With the new product line “Living Management” designed by Squareone Design for WMF, a completely new product segment has been created:

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Mario Taepper

Einstein once said, “Make everything as simple as possible but not simpler”...

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Torsten Neeland

He is focused on designing products which have a long visual persistence.

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Noa design

Noa’s method of work is interdisciplinary with a team of 15 people made up of industrial designers, engineers, architects and communication designers.

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neunzig°

They aim to bring more colour, warmth, joy and sense to everyday life.

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Ole Palsby

He is particularly focused on the innovative conceptual approach in his designed products.

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Reich & de Gast

They want to design products which appeal to the users through a high emotional quality.

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Sieger Design

He aims at designing commodities which satisfy needs going beyond mere functionality.

Matteo Thun

The work of Matteo Thun is influenced by the style of "Baroque Bauhaus".

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Mario Vivaldi

His designs are topical creative interpretations of the spirit of the age.

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Peter Ramminger

Since 1999 the designer has worked in the “internal design” of WMF.

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Caroline Schäfer

has designed for the WMF trendy spice mills...

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Wagner-Design

I try to get to the bottom of the structure of things in order to create new things.

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Walter Wenzl

His designs combine functionality with an exceptionally vivid aesthetics.

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Moonpeople

In the tradition of the decorative arts we aim at creating archetypical objects for the presence...

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