Embru

The Embru home furnishings catalogue covers everything from garden furniture to a range of design classics for private and public spaces, as well as seating and tables for lounges and workplaces.

A blend of tradition and modernity

In our collection, classics of Swiss modernism from the 1930s sit alongside contemporary designs. This coexistence of different eras and generations sets our company apart and is a key part of our corporate identity. Many classic pieces created in the 1930s remain relevant today. Avant-garde architects Werner Max Moser, Alfred Roth and Marcel Breuer all designed significant furniture for Embru that has become an integral part of Swiss design history.

Since 1904

Founded in 1904 as the Rueti Eisen- und Metall- Bettenfabrik (iron and metal bed factory) in Rüti, Canton of Zurich, Embru continues to embody Swiss tradition and quality to this day. The 1930s saw the beginning of a long-standing collaboration with avant-garde architects such as Werner Max Moser, Alfred Roth and Marcel Breuer. This is how the furniture classics that now form an integral part of Swiss design history came into being. Since 2002, our workshops have been producing small runs of these classic designs, based on original drawings. In some exceptional cases, careful, detailed adaptations have been necessary to meet modern demands for comfort or environmental protection. We continue to develop new, standalone products or additions to our classics in collaboration with contemporary designers today.

Made in Switzerland

All our metalworking is carried out at our premises in Rüti. Here, around 800 to 1,000 tonnes of steel are transformed into furniture each year. Rüti is also home to our museum and showrooms showcasing all our product ranges. We also have sites in Payerne in western Switzerland and Heppenheim in Germany. For us, traditional craftsmanship goes hand in hand with high-precision technology. We process steel, aluminium, stainless steel, sheet metal and pipes in various shapes and sizes, and have our own in-house joinery workshop.