From the owner: Auf der 1.500 Quadratmeter großen Ausstellungsfläche nahe des Hauptbahnhofes bietet das…read moreFamilienunternehmen eine einzigartige Mischung hochwertiger Designmöbel für alle Wohnbereiche. Unter dem Motto "WIR LEBEN MÖBEL" arrangiert das Team poppiges und edles Design zu interessanten Interieurs. Dabei werden Möbel namhafter internationaler Hersteller mit Produkten kleinerer Designschmieden aus ganz Europa kombiniert. Individuelle, kompetente Raumplanung für Privat- und Objekteinrichter mit Haus- und Objektbegehung sowie mit Hilfe moderner Planungssoftware betrachtet Geschäftsführer Thomas Kocher als selbstverständlich. Das Möbelhaus sieht sich als leistungsstarker Einrichtungspartner und legt Wert auf eine hohe Kundenbindung sowie nachhaltige Kundenzufriedenheit. Derzeit beschäftigt Roter Punkt GmbH dreizehn Mitarbeiter. Das Konzept hat Erfolg.

We live in a time where "the-cheaper-the-better" is our motto in all things, so I've always…read morewondered how places like this can still exist. I'll be honest, when it comes to furniture I totally agree with that sentiment! Full kitchen with appliances for 2k? Sure thing! Large faux leather couch for 500? Done! So how can A place that charges up to 10 times that amount for a kitchen even pay its bills? Easy: People buy stuff on credit all the time. Pro: - Outside of the city with a huge parking lot - Great assortment of quality brands - Excellent Restaurant Con: - Bloody expensive - Bloody expensive - Bloody expensive On a side note, the restaurant on the top floor is sensational! They built a delightful food court where a bunch of cooks prepare your food on demand (using fresh ingredients) for a very cheap price.

It was super nice friendly people love it..I worked there about 50 some years ago…read more I has not changed its still beautiful...how can I order something from there...it would be great...thank you

Please stay away from this store. The owner/staffs of this store are racist and rude toward their…read morecustomers. This happened when I looking for wood craft souvenir, and an old lady in this shop (I assume the owner) came by and told me in cold tone: "These stuff are made in Germany by hand, unlike those lousy products crafted by machine from your country". But did she knows where did I came from? This is an absurd attitude and considered racist! I'm not sure if they are trying to reflect German culture or unique Bavarian culture to tourists. I'm urging the International community/tourists shall boycott this shop. Message to the owner: If you don't like to serve foreigners, just close the shop for good! Then your problem be solved!