Inselsteig 16 | 09577 Niederwiesa OT Braunsdorf

Founded

1886 by Franz Paul Cammann and August Wilhelm Richard Krüger in Chemnitz

Milestones

Rapid upswing with damasks, furniture plushes and tapestries for state rooms, theatres and railways all over the world | 1919 Transformation into a public limited company | 1923–1926 Construction of the expressionist Cammann skyscraper high-rise building – the first high-rise building in Central Germany – as company headquarters | After 1945 Reparation evacuation and expropriation | After 1990 Privatisation | After 1995 Restructuring of the company as Cammann Gobelin Manufaktur® | 1999 Relocation to Braunsdorf near Chemnitz | From 2014 takeover by Peggy Wunderlich and Torsten Bäz | 2018 Production technology becomes a technical monument. | 2022 Integration of Cammann Gobelin Manufaktur® as an independent brand into STW Sächsische Textilwerke GmbH

Partners

Peggy Wunderlich and Torsten Bäz

Location(s)

Niederwiesa OT Braunsdorf

Workplaces

4 incl. owner

Production/research focus, product range

Individual, customised production of period furniture fabrics from a collection of more than 270 own designs from all stylistic periods | Technical, conductive fabrics with shuttle weaving technology, sensor textiles | Tapestries, brocades, picture medallions, motif velours, silk pictures woven according to patterns – neue pillnitzer werkstätten, iron yarn fabrics for Bauhaus tubular steel furniture

Company philosophy

“Can you weave the past and the future together? Cammann!”

The customised production of exclusive upholstery fabrics using the historic jacquard weaving technique and the manufacture of woven silk patterns makes the brand attractive to customers worldwide. The production history is characterised by creativity, craftsmanship and technical know-how. With great attention to detail, materials and patterns, some of which are hand-coloured, are processed into unmistakable fabrics. Unlike traditional fabric publishers with seasonal collections, Cammann produces timeless, reproducible works of art – customised to the customer’s wishes.