As a small but innovative company we create new trends, in search of fresh, innovative and outstanding products. With our continuously changing range, we present extraordinary products which differ most from the mainstream. Through our constant search for uniqueness we create and invent amazing new products made out of already existing materials. These are fascinating mainly by their individuality and authenticity. As we were pioneers of the reclaimed wooden products which are now on all sides popular we feel obliged to follow our Reclaim Reinvent philosophy.

Reclaimed Wood

With our reclaimed wood range we offer 100% recycled products. The raw material of our products is recycled wood from old houses, including beautiful woods of the old days that now will be recovered to the production cycle. The result will be a colorful mix of all woods once processed in India such as teak, rosewood, acacia, mango, tamarind and much more.

Reclaim Reinvent

Following our reclaim-reinvent-concept we use beautiful, discarded everyday objects and give them a new sense. As a continuation of our reclaimed wood collection, for example, old doors and shutters are refined into decorative wall elements. Old market carts are carefully restored and transformed into attractive displays for retail stores or sideboards for restaurants. Each of these new items is unique in form and colour.

Indo-German cooperation

Since almost 17 years we are importing handmade products from India. The business relationships with the producers have long-since changed to friendly partnerships which go far beyond mere trade. We all understand our project as a business association, which develops, produces and markets products. Our chief aim is to generate fair and adequate livelihood for all parties but also generate outstanding products with marketable and competitive prices. We put particular attention on good working conditions and fair salaries for the craftsmen. Any deficiencies are discussed and sorted out as soon as possible. We strictly do not cooperate with companies with child labour.