Type Public Founded 1998 | Founder Martin Stadler | |
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Industry Climate and domestic appliances | ||
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Stadler Form Aktiengesellschaft is a Swiss company that designs, develops, and manufactures home and climate appliances. Its headquarters is at Zug, Switzerland.
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History
The company was founded by Martin Stadler in 1998, after his resignation as commercial director of the Swiss branch of the Italian coffee company Illycaffè S.p.A. Stadler worked with the young Swiss designer Matti Walker in 199 on the company's first product, the futuristic air humidifier Fred. Fred is still in the current model range, and along with the latest products, has sold successfully to this day in more than 20 countries from the U.S. to Japan.
From 2001, Stadler Form started a joint project with Christoph Sutter (Coplax AG) for ODM and OEM development of small domestic appliances. In 2005, to expand the company and ensure product availability for customers, most production was moved to Asia.
In 2006, Stadler Form announced the creation of MACH holding (Martin and Chris Sutter), which today includes four companies: Stadler Form, Coplax AG, Swizz Style Inc. (US distribution), and Formsign AG (Swiss distribution of lifestyle products).
In early 2010, Jurg Banziger, the former CEO for the air treatment business unit in Plaston AG (Air-O-Swiss, Boneco) joined the MACH Group and took responsibility for the small domestic appliances in Coplax and the US business of Swizz Style Inc. in 2010, Stadler Form announced the opening of their branch in Russia.
Products
Exhibitions
The company annually participates in exhibitions on design innovations and consumer electronics: IFA (Berlin), Housewares (Chicago), Ambiente (Frankfurt), and Ornaris (Zürich and Bern). Products of Stadler Form have won design awards, such as Complimenti (Zürich/Bern), NYIGF (New York), Maison & Objet (Paris). Some products (like the Max heater) can be found at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.