The merger of the Munich Onyo GmbH with Designfunktion FaaS GmbH becomes effective retroactively on 1 January 2026. Going forward, the company will operate under the Onyo by Designfunktion brand. Designfunktion subsidiary Furnable is now also part of Onyo. The platform offers high-quality office furnishings in a flexible rental model.
Through the merger, the partners aim to expand their offering for hybrid work environments. Onyo contributes its digital platform and scalable processes for homeoffice-as-a-service. Designfunktion complements this with brand strength, procurement expertise, and an established sales network in the market for modern work environments.
According to the companies, this creates an integrated offering that connects office and homeoffice solutions. Onyo aims to strengthen its market position and reach new customer segments.
Focus on hybrid work environments
For Designfunktion, the partnership represents an expansion of its existing offering to include scalable homeoffice solutions. Onyo gains additional sales capacity and strengthens its presence in the hybrid work models market.
Jens Wöhrle, managing partner of Onyo, says:
“With the merger of Furnable and Onyo, we are laying the foundation for the next phase of our company’s development. This is a strategic step that allows us to further strengthen our market position and enhance our offering for hybrid work environments. With Designfunktion, we gain a partner with strong brand presence, established customer relationships, and a proven sales network. This enables us to support companies more holistically in the future – both in the office and at home.”
Samir Ayoub, managing partner of Designfunktion, also sees strategic advantages:
“The partnership with Onyo is a strategically important step for us. We see great potential in combining our expertise in comprehensive work environments with Onyo’s technological and operational strength. This allows us to strategically expand our offering with scalable homeoffice solutions and create additional value for our customers in a work world that remains permanently hybrid.”
