 1900 Founding year of Johann Reinhard's wagon-making establishment. It specialises in made-to-order wagon wheels, washboards, skis and toboggans. |  |
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1940 High class consumer durables used for household and kitchen are manufactured and made from local wood. The well-known and famous Taburettli captures the attention of the market. It is today an object of the exhibition in the Design Museum in Zurich. |
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1960 Growing need for smaller furniture. The bathroom becomes increasingly important, as do space-saving ideas. The washbasin cabinet comes into being. |
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1980 onwards Our focus on niche markets and exploitation of market opportunities, plus our ceaseless drive for innovation, result in our three core collections: LIVING - OFFICE - BATHROOM |
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2000 onwards Our dynamism and innovative creativity lie behind the expansion and development of the crea casa, crea office and crea bath collections. Exports account for 40% of sales, with reinh a r d supplying furnishing, mail order and specialist retailers. |
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The fourth generation of the Reinhard family continues to hold the torch for this family-owned enterprise, now entering its second century. From its small beginnings as a wagon-maker in 1900, the company has grown to become a furniture manufacturer of considerable repute. CUSTOMERS Our policy of working closely with customers often develops into deep and long-lasting partnerships. The superlative interaction of customers, employees and suppliers mutually reinforces the strengths of all the parties involved and upholds our company's ethos of innovation, reliability and trust. EMPLOYEES The motivation and enthusiasm of our workforce is directly attributable to our deeply rooted corporate culture, the trust we place in our 170 employees, our social commitment and consensual style of management. |
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