Paulig since 1750 Flagshipstore by Werner Rechenauer Meisterbetrieb
80333 München
Germany
Exactly in the Right Spot
in the Heart of Munich
In the heart of Munich, on Maxburgstraße, our new flagship store shines with contemporary elegance and captivates with its unique atmosphere. On a spacious 200 m², we present an exclusive selection of handcrafted carpets that reflect both the artistry of traditional craftsmanship and the sophistication of modern design. The ambiance, skillfully combining design and tradition, creates a space where history and innovation meet. The harmonious interplay of high-quality lighting and modern architecture gives every room a special warmth and perfectly showcases the exquisite carpets. Each visit thus becomes a unique experience that delights not only the eye but also the senses.
More Than Just a Store
It’s Passion
Our store is more than just a shop – it is a special place where tradition and modernity meet in perfect harmony. Every detail has been carefully chosen to offer you an unforgettable shopping experience. From the hand-knotted carpets that artfully reflect the craftsmanship of past generations to the carefully selected design elements that unite modern aesthetics with timeless elegance. Here, you will find the perfect balance between proven quality and innovative, forward-thinking products. We invite you to immerse yourself in this unique atmosphere and be inspired by the diversity of our collection.
In 2021, the first flagship store of the carpet manufacturer PAULIG since 1750 opened its doors on Maxburgstraße 4 in Munich. For many decades, the family-owned companies PAULIG and INNTAL HANDWEBEREI have been dedicated to tradition, a love for craftsmanship, and above all, exceptional carpets. The valuable know-how has been passed down and continuously refined from generation to generation. With the opening of this joint store, a new milestone has been reached. We are happy to support interior decorators and designers in their work – upon request, even directly on-site with their clients.
The Flagship Store Paulig since 1750 by Werner Rechenauer Meisterbetrieb, located in the heart of Munich, shines with an inviting and modern atmosphere. Covering an area of approximately 200 m², it presents an exclusive selection of handwoven and hand-knotted carpets. A homely ambiance and tasteful decorative elements create a shopping experience where visitors feel as comfortable as in their own homes. The sales area is divided into different sections, showcasing the wide variety of carpets perfectly highlighted by high-quality lighting. In addition to numerous new arrivals, the Munich store offers customers personalized on-site consultations. Our focus lies on custom-made pieces and unique items from PAULIG’s product portfolio, tailored precisely to the individual needs and wishes of our clients. Responsible for this are master weaver Werner Rechenauer and his wife, Katja Rechenauer, who manage the new store on Maxburgstraße.
DISCOVER THE OUTLET AS WELL
The traditional outlet by Werner Rechenauer is located at Maxburgstraße 4. In an inviting, modern atmosphere, you’ll find an exclusive selection of handwoven carpets that impress with their unique quality and timeless elegance. Be inspired by the variety of designs and the masterful craftsmanship, and discover carpets that add a special touch to any room. Visit us and experience handcrafted exclusivity at its finest.
COMING SOON!
INNTAL HANDWEBEREI – TRADITION AND CRAFTSMANSHIP SINCE 1945
The INNTAL HANDWEBEREI was founded in 1945 in Rosenheim – a visionary endeavor by the grandfather of the current owner, started in a time of reconstruction. With passion and artisanal precision, the business continuously evolved and underwent several expansions over the years. A major milestone was reached in 1965 with the opening of a store in the heart of Munich’s city center, bringing its exquisite carpets to a wider audience.
Craftsmanship and tradition remain at the heart of INNTAL HANDWEBEREI to this day. As a certified master workshop, the weaving mill is still family-owned and is now run with great expertise and dedication by master weaver Werner Rechenauer, representing the third generation of the family.
The company’s headquarters are now located in Raubling / Pfraundorf and reflect a blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern innovation – a place where each piece is created with love and precision.
PAULIG SINCE 1750 – TRADITIONAL CRAFTSMANSHIP FOR OVER 270 YEARS
In 1750, master cloth maker Johann Christian Paulig founded the company in Sommerfeld, Brandenburg – a business that still stands for the highest quality and craftsmanship today. What once began with the production of fabrics has, over generations, evolved into a manufactory dedicated to tradition and handcraft.
A PAULIG carpet is the result of a completely handcrafted process: from shearing the sheep to spinning and dyeing the wool, and finally weaving and knotting – every step is carried out with the utmost care. This consistent control of the entire production process ensures that only the finest carpets bear the PAULIG name.
Today, the company is based in Schwarzach am Main and is already run by the 9th generation of the family. This long-standing family tradition is not only a symbol of continuity but also of the dedication with which the company’s values and artisanal heritage are preserved and continuously refined.
FOCUS ON THE DESIGN TEAM
What defines the profession of a carpet designer? The interplay of idea, material, color, technique, and application must work perfectly to create a visually and qualitatively superior carpet. Creativity, of course, takes top priority – but it is always accompanied by optimal production and economic conditions, as well as a keen eye for contemporary trends. With this approach, we have been a well-coordinated team in design for many years, with Antje Reschwamm, Liane Neubert, and Petra Both. Our designers take care of your wishes. With a creative spirit and considering modern manufacturing techniques and current trends, they ensure a visually appealing and high-quality end result in carpet production.
From left: Petra Both, Antje Reschwamm, and Liane Neubert.
