Tradition meets craftsmanship: picture frames from masters of the industry!

Tradition meets craftsmanship: picture frames from masters of the industry!

In today's fast -moving world, the good craft continues to be very important. This can also be seen in the long history of a small, traditional company in Vienna, which was founded by a great -grandfather in 1851. The author of the company, who has been working there for 41 years, has created a fixed basis for his craft just a few minutes from its current location on Sieveringer Strasse. At that time when he was 15 and started his apprenticeship, he took over the business on Billrothstrasse. With passion and devotion, it is more than just offering products.

The offer includes a variety of high -quality performance: from picture frames to mirrors to glazing in a small dimension. Window repairs and glass doors were also part of the earlier offer, the latter no longer being made on a large scale. While the company used to be a large company with its own glassy, ​​it is now a manageable operation with only a minor employee.

tradition meets innovation

The roots of the craft can not only be found in this living room in Vienna. The Glaserei Lassan , which was founded as a family business in 1775, has steadily expanded its range over the decades. With a clear focus on customer requests, the glass shop offers modern solutions, such as splash protection wall cladding for kitchens or individual shower separations, which should not be missing in the bathrooms. Managing Director Uwe Lassan and his team also rely on specializations, ecological renovations and safety glazing since the 1990s.

As for the popularity of picture frames, the Boesner plays a major role. It offers high -quality frames that can be found not only in artists' studios and galleries, but also in museums. With a wide range of ready -made frames and individual products, Boesner aims to properly present the works of art of its customers. The selection ranges from Passepartouts to other accessories, so that there are no limits to creative expression.

craft with heart

The author of the loyal company is firmly convinced that there are still enough people who recognize the meaning and value of traditional craft. "It's not just about selling material goods, but about transporting values ​​and stories," he emphasizes. This commitment and the personal bond with customers cancel the company from the mass and secure a place in the heart of the Viennese.

So it is to be hoped that the next generation will continue the thread and that the craft will continue to be very popular. Because in the end it is the small, fine businesses that shape the face and character of a city like Vienna.