As a furniture producer you have to be clear of one fact from the start: the way we live is one of the most important things in life.Furniture is not only the practical equipment between two walls, but an expression of personal lifestyles.Some furnishings can therefore resemble others, but in fact they are always unique and distinctive.Within five main categories Welle offers you a vast choice of products and styles.Our range always follows a system: anything and everything is possible.Our models are designed to enable you to create your perfect room according to your taste from the vast product range and surfaces we have on offer.From thousands of possibilities, your home becomes distinctive in every way.We are continuously developing our world of ideas and combinations, so that the result is as individual as you are.How can Welle improve where you live?In which rooms can we create cosy atmospheres, solve space issues, or create a landscaped interior perfect for the whole family?

To design rooms with Welle means filling rooms with life.We'll show you with our "model family" where and how that works.More images All girls love pink.With Hannah it's no different.möbelhaus neubert online shopSince she has Back Up she can't wait till her next visitor comes.möbel ankauf berlin weddingLea is coming today.möbel an und verkauf halberstadtShe loves the white Back Up too with its pink highlights.Baby of the family, Leni, is reading the Jungle Book with her favourite Aunt.The little ray of sunshine obviusly feels right at home in her bedroom from the MIA range.MIA, shown here all in white, hasn't only been accredited with all important seals of approval for safety, it was also rated "very good" by the magazine Öko-Test.

Being a parent becomes so much easier when your little one has a bedroom like our Insua ones - Monika and Bernd would vouch for that!This bedroom range oozes enough calmness to infect the whole family!The dark drown facades/fronts look very elegant in combination with the walnut body and mother-of-pearl bronze.From a certain age boys need their own space to play.With our Allaround in Concept we have created the perfect retreat.Complete with our maple laminate finish combined with aluminium, Tim would agree that it is simply cool.In der Ausführung Ahorn-Nachbildung und Aluminium-Absetzungen.Tim, der nun endlich Ruhe vor der kleinen Schwester und den Eltern hat, wird "einfach nur cool" sagen.It may look quiet now, but Bernd's advertising office is usually buzzing.Bernd is used to this from home and so he has asked Wellemöbel for their assistance here as well.Campo in pure white with its clearly defined lines and stylish ambience - just what any boss needs.Monika is a dedicated teacher.

Lesson preparation, class tests, and parents' evenings - it's a good job her home office makes a tidy impression.In walnut finish and fronts polished in alpine white, the room is also very cosy.Monika gives us top marks!Monika and Bernd have always wanted to have a library.Their dream came true with the help of Hyper in their living room.Pure white is a real eye-catcher that isn't only practical but simply beautiful.Monika and Bernd agree.If there's something missing in the garage, then it's the car.Otherwise you can find everything here that makes Bernd's heart beat faster.The drill, the inexhaustible screw collection, and of course the chain saw - all neatly aligned on the wall, or stowed away with WirtchaftsRaumWunder.Here shown in white.In such a small family business there's a lot to do - most of which can be found in the laundry room.Together with the help of  WirtschaftsRaumWunder in walnut finish, Monika keeps everything in good order, and even irons out some other problems as well!

1896 - 1950In 1896 Johann Philipp Josef Welle founded a joinery shop in Paderborn measuring 3 x 4 metres.A few years later business was flourishing and with the help of some employees, he was building all kinds of furniture - mainly bedrooms, wardrobes, tables, and chairs for the "front room".In as early as 1928, 35 employees were making furniture for private customers.In 1935 the two sons, Josef and Johannes Welle, took over the company and in 1936 built a new factory on Wollmarktstraße.This was later where 200 people mass-produced furniture for the trade market.Welle continued to expand, but became caught up in the terrors of War.On the 10th March 1945 almost the whole factory was destroyed during an air-raid.Post-war homes were often limited to just one room with adjoining kitchen and bathroom.A separate bedroom was a scarcity.Welle created the perfect solution with  its pioneering "living room wardrobe".1896 - 1950In 1896 Johann Philipp Josef Welle founded a joinery shop in Paderborn measuring 3 x 4 metres.

Welle created the perfect solution with  its pioneering "living room wardrobe".The 1950sJuly 1949 marked the beginning of the Welle-wardrobe which took off in the 50s proving a huge success all over Germany.This universal piece of furniture not only provided space for laundry and clothes, but also for everything that belonged in the living room.The first model came in three different styles, at an irresistible price.It was a success built to last.Using various woods and finishes more and more models were created in order to meet the enormous market demand.The universal wardrobe was continually updated to a total of 28 different versions by 1965.Within 16 years around 500.000 wardrobes were produced in Paderborn.Whilst Toni Turek became football God, Germany experienced the industrial boom, and the housing conditions improved - the Welle-wardrobe maintained its status as the practical essential for every German living room.All the while another item of furniture was taking Germany by storm: the wall-system.

Cupboards by themselves of joined together became all the rage.Welle didn't hang around and soon offered an array of combinations.This was the beginning of Welle's perfect furnishing solutions for all rooms, primarily for teenagers, students, and guest rooms.The 1950sJuly 1949 marked the beginning of the Welle-wardrobe which took off in the 50s proving a huge success all over Germany.This was the beginning of Welle's perfect furnishing solutions for all rooms, primarily for teenagers, students, and guest rooms.The 1960sThe music revolution began in German households: starting with the Beatles, shortly followed by the Rolling Stones.Teenagers stuck posters of their idols, Mick Jagger and John Lennon onto their wall units.Welle reacted by producing good value cupboards which could be arranged into different combinations - demand was high.Teenagers were no longer called "rowdies", but "twens".Welle followed this trend by introducing the "Twenzimmer Cheri" which continued to be produced well into the 70's, first in the "in" colour white, and later in many other versions.

Even the universal wardrobe was still present: modern and contemporary it was to remain an essential item on the order lists in Paderborn.The 1960sThe music revolution began in German households: starting with the Beatles, shortly followed by the Rolling Stones.Even the universal wardrobe was still present: modern and contemporary it was to remain an essential item on the order lists in Paderborn.The 1970sHippies demonstrated for world peace, disco music hit German dance floors, and the first ever VW Golf was built.Welle is now a key player on the German furniture market and produces living room units, wall units, teenager's rooms, apartment furniture, bedrooms, and guest bedrooms.The trendsetters and bestsellers of this colouful decade are the bedrooms "Lady Barbara" and "Cosima", still the teenager's room "Cheri" and the functional nursery "Natalie".This room in particular continued to be a focal point of Welle's development team, perfecting it to become an innovative and space-saving nursery.

The 1970sHippies demonstrated for world peace, disco music hit German dance floors, and the first ever VW Golf was built.The 1980sNeue Deutsche Welle (new German Wave): Wall units have even more impact in the product range in Paderborn.The most important however, is the teenager's room and a concentrated effort will eventually lead Welle to become market leader.This is not surprising considering the number of ideas: "Ronny" for example enables wall-to-wall units in a loft conversion for the first time.Home computers become affordable and as a result demand grows for home offices.Welle doesn't hesitate in introducing office furniture into its ever expanding range.The "Junior" range turns out to be the most successful.Welle further expands towards the end of the decade by introducing the nursery range - "Bobby" was the first and was designed without corners and edges."Sven" is made from solid pine.Even home textiles for the smallest are taken care of with the addition of "Bebino" - everything for children.The 1980sNeue Deutsche Welle (new German Wave): Wall units have even more impact in the product range in Paderborn.

Even home textiles for the smallest are taken care of with the addition of "Bebino" - everything for children.The 1990sThe beginning of the decade saw the birth of the wall unit "Padova": part solid and singularly stackable.At the same time a concept was being planned, that would become the most successful baby and child series: the first "growing" bedroom "Alina".In 1995 the teenager's room"Allround" was added and is still a permanant fixture at Welle today.2006 saw the rebirth of the bedroom at Welle, but until then they enjoyed a peaceful sleep.During this time the Welle nurseries experienced a boom and the range grew continually to meet demand.Things were happening in the office segment as well.The first professional office was born: "TOPDIN" met all DIN standards and ensured ergonomics played a more important role in the office.The 1990sThe beginning of the decade saw the birth of the wall unit "Padova": part solid and singularly stackable.The first professional office was born: "TOPDIN" met all DIN standards and ensured ergonomics played a more important role in the office.The NoughtiesThe company that started out building living room wardrobes in a box room, is now 100 years later an international company operating in 4 locations, employing more than 1.000 employees and has its own logistics company.

Welle's teen range is still market leader, and the innovative "All around in Concept" offers an array of interior solutions for the whole family.Year after year our nurseries become more modern with their clean, straight lines.MIA is the number one in Germany after being awarded the top grade by the consumer magazine "Öko-Test".Works like a charm: TOPDIN 2 is still Welle's best selling office system.Welle's home office range "Hyper" integrates discreet work stations into the living room, and provides solutions for open plan offices.A new lease of life: Since taking over the company Stammschroer in 2006, Welle has started to produce bedrooms again.The most successful is "Inaya" with its high-gloss finishes achieved using our own serigraph technique.The NoughtiesThe company that started out building living room wardrobes in a box room, is now 100 years later an international company operating in 4 locations, employing more than 1.000 employees and has its own logistics company.