1961 |
The company was established and based at the Rathenauplatz in Nuremberg. It was founded by the promotional expert Joachim Warm, sales executive Klaus Biedermann and architects Prof. Peter Biedermann and Werner Böninger. They formed Mobilia Biederman & Co. KG. The company was initially intended as a ‘studio’ or workshop for design-orientated furniture. |
1964 |
The Mobilia-Basar was opened in Nuremberg at Fleischbrücke. This was the point of economic upswing when the company began to prosper and the time when the architect and designer Hans Hopfer joined the team. He started with the design and development of his own products, which were then completed by licence and to order. |
1967 |
Mobilia Biedermann & Co.KG was relocated to Nuremberg’s Kaiserstrasse. The potential of the two firms was recognized. |
1978 |
The company was subdivided into two groups: Mobilia Wohnbedarf (managing director Joachim Warm) and Mobilia Biedermann Co KG (managing director Klaus Biederman) which went under the marketing name of mobilia collection. |
1983 |
Klaus Biederman and Peter Biederman left the firm, which was then taken over by Werner Dechand as managing director but now continued to operate under the name of mobilia collection Einrichtungsbedarf GmbH. |
1986 |
Takeover of all shares through Werner Dechand |
1990 |
mobilia collection was relocated to Burgthann near Nuremberg and expanded to provide more office space, larger storage areas and a show room. |
2005 |
After the sudden death of Werner Dechand in November 2004, Andreas (the managing director) and Markus Dechand take over the company. |