MORE

Quality German furniture MORE

Minimalist timeless design

The MORE brand was founded in 1993 in Hamburg by its chief designer and CEO Bernhard Müller. His vision was to create timeless minimalist furniture that brings innovative solutions and high quality to its owners. The brand is inspired by clean lines and a style that will outlast any short-term trend. They desire to create structures that last generation after generation. This is also why MORE products are made from premium quality natural materials from sustainable sources such as wood, leather and fabric. The company also makes sure that their processing and production conditions are fair. MORE is all about passion for the craft, employing top carpenters, tanners and upholsterers who take an individual approach to each order.

MORE Made in Germany

To guarantee maximum quality, the MORE brand manufactures its furniture directly in Germany. For this purpose, it uses three partner companies in northern Germany, Westphalia and the Rhineland. This cooperation has been proven by years of experience, which combines entrepreneurial passion in the industry. This results in a unique combination of a high level of craftsmanship, reliability and openness to new possibilities for sustainable production.

MORE offers eco-friendly materials

The MORE brand works with eco-friendly aniline leather, which is treated with natural olive extract obtained as a by-product during the olive harvest. The leather acquires very supple properties and feels velvety soft to the touch, while being durable and long-lasting. MORE sources oak, walnut, cherry and ash wood from long-standing partners who respect forestry legislation. The noble natural textiles are obtained without pesticide treatment and, due to their natural properties, do not need to be artificially dyed. The fibres obtained from the tropical Kapok tree have a soft surface and are very light yet strong. They are water repellent, breathable and have a low cellulose content. This makes them naturally resistant to bacteria and pests, making them an ideal raw material for upholstery.