Draenert Furniture

Draenert creates exceptional contemporary furniture distinguished by natural stone, precision engineering and refined German craftsmanship. Founded in 1968, the family-owned furniture manufactory is especially renowned for its sculptural dining tables, innovative extension mechanisms and extensive selection of natural stone.

At Scott + Cooner, the Draenert collection includes dining tables, coffee tables, side tables, chairs and barstools for sophisticated residential and professional interiors. Each piece brings together expressive materials, functional innovation and timeless modern design.

German Furniture Craftsmanship Since 1968

Draenert was founded by Karin and Dr. Peter Draenert near Lake Constance in southern Germany. The company’s story began when Peter Draenert discovered a slab of oil shale containing fossils and transformed it into the Primus table. This early experiment established the creative relationship between natural stone, furniture design and technical ingenuity that continues to define the brand.

Today, Draenert designs and manufactures its furniture in its own workshops. Traditional craft knowledge is combined with modern production techniques, allowing natural materials and complex mechanical components to be finished with remarkable precision.

The company remains family-owned and is led by a second generation, preserving its distinctive heritage while continuing to develop new furniture, materials and functional innovations.

Natural Stone Tables by Draenert

Natural stone is central to Draenert’s identity. Marble, granite, quartzite and other stones are selected for their color, movement, texture and individual geological character. Because every slab has its own veining and pattern, each Draenert stone table becomes a unique piece.

The company maintains an extensive stone park featuring more than 150 varieties sourced from around the world. This collection gives clients the opportunity to compare numerous colors and structures when selecting a table surface.

Draenert’s specialists evaluate and process each slab with careful attention to its natural qualities. The placement of the tabletop within the slab can highlight dramatic veining, subtle tonal variation or distinctive mineral formations. Bases and metal finishes can then be coordinated with the stone to create a personalized composition.

For homeowners and design professionals, this approach transforms material selection into an integral part of the furniture’s design.

Extendable Dining Tables with Innovative Mechanisms

Draenert is widely recognized for extendable dining tables that combine sophisticated engineering with effortless operation. Many models conceal extension leaves beneath the principal tabletop, preserving a clean silhouette when the table is closed.

When additional seating is required, integrated leaves can be raised, rotated or unfolded through precisely engineered movements. These mechanisms allow the table to expand without requiring separate leaves to be stored elsewhere.

Stone, wood and glass dining tables are available with extension options depending on the model. This flexibility makes Draenert furniture particularly valuable in dining rooms where the table must accommodate both everyday use and larger gatherings.

The mechanisms are designed as part of the furniture rather than treated as purely technical additions. Movement becomes an expressive feature, revealing the engineering and craftsmanship beneath the tabletop.

The Adler Dining Table

Designed by Peter Draenert in 1995, the Adler is one of the company’s most recognizable extendable dining tables. It is available in natural stone or wood and in several tabletop shapes, including rectangular, oval, organic and boat-shaped versions.

The Adler’s integrated center leaf rises after the two halves of the tabletop are drawn apart. Its lifting mechanism brings the extension into position with a controlled, fluid movement, creating additional dining space while maintaining continuity across the surface.

Multiple base designs and material combinations allow the Adler to be adapted to different interiors. A richly figured stone top can become the focal point of a dining room, while a solid-wood version offers a warmer and more restrained interpretation.

The larger Adler Magnum brings the same combination of material presence and technical innovation to more expansive dining and conference settings.

Atlas and Atlas Magnum

The Atlas collection expresses Draenert’s ability to unite a visually disciplined form with an unexpected mechanical movement. Its integrated extension top is stored beneath the principal surface and swings into place when additional table space is needed.

The Atlas dining table works naturally in modern residential interiors where flexibility is essential but visual simplicity must be preserved. The larger Atlas Magnum increases the scale and presence of the original design, making it suitable for spacious dining rooms, executive offices and conference environments.

Available material and finish options vary by configuration, giving each Atlas table a distinctive relationship to its surrounding architecture.

Titan Glass and Stone Dining Tables

Designed by Georg Appeltshauser, the Titan dining table offers another expression of Draenert’s expertise in transformable furniture. Two extension leaves are positioned beneath the main tabletop and rotate outward to increase the table’s usable surface.

Titan is available in configurations featuring glass or natural stone. Clear glass emphasizes the precision of the mechanism and creates a lighter architectural presence, while a stone top introduces color, pattern and substantial material character.

The table’s restrained geometry allows its mechanical movement to take center stage. Once extended, the additional leaves become a seamless part of the composition.

Dining Chairs and Barstools

Draenert’s seating collection is designed to complement its dining tables in both form and comfort. The range includes cantilever chairs, four-leg chairs, compact dining armchairs, swivel chairs and barstools.

Depending on the model, bases may be made from stainless steel, polished or matte-finished metal, or fully covered to coordinate with the upholstered seat. Leather and fabric options allow chairs to be tailored to the table material and the broader interior palette.

The Dan chair family offers comfortable shell seating with several base configurations, including cross, four-leg and rotating star bases. Cobe, designed by Gino Carollo, combines a tailored contemporary profile with generous comfort. Other chair families, including Nobile, Dexter and Luma, expand the range of silhouettes available for residential dining and professional meeting spaces.

Coffee Tables and Side Tables

Draenert also applies its material knowledge and mechanical expertise to coffee tables and side tables. Designs are available in natural stone, glass and wood, with numerous shapes, sizes and heights for different seating arrangements.

Some tables feature adjustable or movable surfaces that respond to the way a living space is used. Others place the emphasis on the natural beauty of the tabletop, presenting stone as a sculptural element within the room.

The Primus table holds particular significance as the design that began the Draenert story in 1968. Its fossil-bearing stone surface established a lasting dialogue between geological material and modern furniture—a relationship that remains fundamental to the collection.

Furniture for Residential and Professional Interiors

Draenert furniture is suitable for private residences, hospitality environments, executive offices and conference rooms. Extendable dining tables provide practical flexibility for entertaining, while larger Magnum and conference models support professional settings that require an impressive central table.

The collection’s clean architectural forms integrate comfortably into modern interiors without competing with surrounding artwork, lighting or furnishings. At the same time, a distinctive natural-stone slab can give a room a powerful visual anchor.

Because of the breadth of available stones, woods, glass treatments, metal finishes and upholstery, Draenert furniture can be specified to complement a wide range of color and material schemes.

Choosing a Draenert Table

Selecting a Draenert table involves more than choosing a size and shape. The natural stone, extension mechanism, base, edge treatment and finish all contribute to the finished piece.

Begin by considering how the table will be used. A fixed table may be appropriate for a dedicated dining room, while an extendable design provides flexibility for entertaining. The room’s dimensions and circulation will help determine the ideal closed and extended sizes.

Material selection can then establish the table’s visual character. Dramatic stone patterns create a bold focal point, while quieter stones, wood or glass produce a more understated effect. Coordinating chairs complete the composition and provide the required balance of comfort, scale and color.

Discover Draenert at Scott + Cooner

Explore Draenert at Scott + Cooner and discover German-made dining tables, natural-stone tables, coffee tables, chairs and barstools created with exceptional craftsmanship and engineering.

Our experienced team can help homeowners, architects and interior designers compare models, understand extension mechanisms, review available materials and select a table suited to the dimensions and character of each space. Contact Scott + Cooner or visit one of our showrooms to learn more about Draenert furniture for residential, hospitality and professional interiors.