You may have noticed that our shop has emptied out seemingly overnight. Many of our bestselling products and some of your favorite collections—like the basiqs, industrials, minimals, and fabriqs—have suddenly disappeared from view and are no longer available for purchase.
The reason is an event we never thought would happen: on November 30th, a major fire broke out in the production facility of our long-standing manufacturing partner, destroying large sections of the production halls and the entire warehouse, including the products we had in storage (see press report)

What does this mean for us and you?
Since the full extent of the fire is still unclear, we don't yet know when we'll be able to resume production. For this reason, all products from the affected manufacturing partner are temporarily unavailable for order in our store, for an indefinite period. With heavy hearts, we're unable to offer you many of your favorite products right now.
What happens next?
We know this exceptional situation is disappointing for you and difficult for everyone affected. That's why we're working intensely right now with our manufacturing partner to find the fastest possible solution, and we're committed to making your favorite mokebo furniture pieces from the basiqs, minimals, industrials, and fabriqs collections available to you again soon. To keep you updated on all new developments and let you know as soon as the affected products are back in stock, we've set up a "back-in-stock" service for you. Just enter your email address on the product of your choice—we'll take care of the rest and notify you as soon as we have it back in inventory.

Last but not least
Thank you so much for your understanding during this challenging time for us. Your trust over the past three and a half years means so much to us! We hope you'll continue to stand by us when it comes to furnishing your home, because no matter what happens, our greatest commitment is always to be your first choice for furniture!
Interested in more information about the incident? Feel free to check out the media coverage in the "Westfalenblatt" and "Neue Westfälische."










