Wooden motif for decoration strip

Cut with the utmost precision by laser cutting, the elements of our wood motifs are perfectly matched to the oak wood decorative strip, can be effortlessly inserted into its grooves and arranged to create an impressive scenery with depth effect. The 3 mm thick, smoothly sanded poplar plywood is already a haptic experience, and even if the individual elements appear unobtrusively filigree, they are still extremely stable. The laser cut naturally leaves a dark edge, which forms an appealing contrast to the light, fine-pored poplar plywood.

The motifs can be combined not only with each other to create a wide variety of scenes, but they also look just as beautiful in a colorful interplay with cards and letters, origami or feltobjekten, with blossoms, leaves and cut branches. Just let your imagination run wild with the motifs and border. And if you want to involve family and friends, including offspring, in the creative design, the wooden motifs are a wonderful basis for an evening in which you paint, glue and tinker together around and on the motifs.

Creating "living products" - that is, products that integrate into your life, that enrich your everyday life and are welcome to age gracefully - is a goal close to the heart of our product designer Markus Stallberg. The focus of his designs is therefore on the innovative added value that a product opens up for you - and innovation consists of solving a problem that arises in our everyday lives.

"You don't stumble across good ideas," Markus Stallberg emphasizes. Rather, he approaches the solution to such an everyday problem in many small steps, the direction of which is determined by constant observation and questioning. Until a functional solution has been developed, one must "sometimes take wrong paths. Trial and error, reconsideration and further improvements are just as much a part of this process as the lively exchange with a wide variety of people. An open ear for their respective needs is indispensable to produce a product that is functional and yet not too complex. Close cooperation with experienced manufacturers is just as important. After all, the product should not only have an appealing, yet "environmentally friendly" design on paper, on the computer and in the self-built model, but should also be well-crafted and manufactured in a way that conserves resources. Instead of reinventing the wheel, the tried and tested can be transferred to the present - with an additional benefit that ideally "satisfies everyone". Whether this succeeds in the best possible way is decided by life. And thus you.