• JUNIQE

  Participated · Series A · Jun 2015

  Juniqe is a Berlin-based lifestyle brand and online shop that curates handpicked, affordable art. It offers designs from international artists on posters and prints, as well as on shirts, stationery, and home textiles. Production is made on order, which reduces the need for large inventory and generates higher margins. The company ships to 13 European countries. Juniqe reported double-digit million revenue in 2015. It was co-founded by Lea Lange, Sebastian Hasebrink, and Marc Pohl. Juniqe is a Berlin-based marketplace for curated and design-led art that connects artists and designers with consumers through wall art, fashion, living and home products. Launched in 2014 by Lea Lange, Marc Pohl and Sebastian Hasebrink, the company ships to thirteen countries across Europe and already generates over 40% of its revenue outside Germany. Juniqe employs over 60 professionals. The company plans to use the funds to expand across Europe and to increase investment in technology and product to personalize the shopping experience. It is developing an interactive tool to enable customers to preview artworks on their walls before purchase. Juniqe expects a threefold increase in revenues this year. Juniqe is a Berlin-based marketplace that offers affordable art by showcasing independent artists from around the world. Led by Marc Pohl, Lea Lange and Sebastian Hasebrink, the platform hosts a diverse roster of creators. It now features more than 400 international contemporary artists and roughly 9,000 artworks. The company raised a €5m Series A to support its growth plans. Juniqe plans to add a French version of its website to strengthen its presence in France, Belgium and parts of Switzerland. It also intends to expand its staff, targeting at least 55 employees in 2015. Juniqe is an e-commerce site that sells affordable art prints, apparel and home accessories. The company offers a curated selection of eclectic images and lets customers purchase products as framed prints, T-shirts, smartphone cases and home accessories. Juniqe says its business model challenges the traditional role of art consumption by making art affordable for everyone. Co-founded in January 2014, the company ships to 12 countries and is actively hiring. It will use the new seven-figure euro financing to invest in its online gallery, enhance the customer experience, shape the brand’s profile and introduce new product categories. The funds will also be used to grow the team.

No current team members are available.