Bernd Ramsaier and his 15-member team of furnishing experts and craftsmen will be delighting their customers in the Swabian state capital as from 12 February 2015 with the newly opened COR interlübke Studio in the Königsbau-Passagen under the slogan "Living in its most beautiful form needs special brands in a special ambience." A passion for beautiful furniture and rooms, artisanal expertise and a full-service offering – these are the values to which the Ramsaier entrepreneurial family has been committed for eight decades. "With the COR interlübke Studio we are adding a new magnet to our whole range in the heart of Stuttgart," says the delighted 38-year-old studio manager.Design-oriented furnishing concepts from the two premium brands for living and sleeping are shown on approximately 350 square meters of exhibition space: seating and upholstered furniture from COR, wardrobes, shelves, sideboards and beds from interlübke. The idea is to inspire discerning end users, as well as architects and planners. Visitors to the studio can also obtain information about the latest interior design and colour trends for 2015. The Stuttgart home design experts have just returned from the Cologne Furniture Fair, which launched the new living year in January.
Conviction fuelled by passion
Modesty, diligence and ingenuity are considered Swabian virtues that Bernd Ramsaier likes to embody and that he shares with the two furniture manufacturers COR and interlübke from East Westphalia. "If we take the two classics alone – Conseta, the sofa, and studimo, the shelf," says the ambitious home furnishing expert, "both are design concepts with which I can satisfy every customer's wish as a tailor-made creation." His innovative exhibition concept demonstrates that vivid colours and luxurious materials may also come into play for covers or surfaces. Harmonious pastel shades alternate with expressive blue nuances or accents in sunny yellow, as shown, for example, in the new living program Mell by the two Stuttgart designers Jehs-Laub who design furniture for COR and interlübke. "People want to live in urbane surroundings and to lend a personal touch to their furniture" – and not only the two designers are convinced of this. Bernd Ramsaier and his staff provide advice with style and sensitivity, with COR and interlübke providing the right furniture and interior design concepts.
The studio idea of COR and interlübke
Whether design classics or new models: COR (seating and upholstered furniture) and interlübke (wardrobes, shelves, room dividers, cabinets and beds), the two international premium brands made in Germany, are characterised by their unmistakable quality and design language which are also the result of collaboration with internationally renowned designers. "Each studio manager can derive his own focus from this range," says Leo Lübke, Managing Partner of COR. "Bernd Ramsaier, a passionate interior designer, has created a modern, emotional presentation of both brands for Stuttgart."Producers and distributors agree that the aesthetes and home lovers of Swabia may be regarded as conservative, but they certainly appreciate innovative accents and a little touch of luxury when it comes to high-quality, long-lasting furniture. This is why many of them become repeat offenders and turn to Bernd Ramsaier whenever they have new living requirements.The new studio in Stuttgart is the seventh joint location of the two brands – in addition to Vienna, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, Wiesbaden and Nuremberg.COR interlübke Studio StuttgartBernd RamsaierKönigsbau Passagen (3. OG), Königstraße 26, 70173 Stuttgart, GermanyT. +49 (0)711.870 5302stuttgart@cor-interluebke.deOpening hours:Monday – Saturday 10:00 to 20:00, Show Sunday 14:00 to 18:00www.cor-interluebke.comwww.jehs-laub.comFor more information, please contact:COR Sitzmöbel Helmut Lübke GmbH & Co. KGBerthold Strüve, Marketing ManagerNonenstraße 12, 33378 Rheda-Wiedenbrück, GermanyT. +49.(0)5242.4102-240b.strueve@cor.de
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