♦ Profile Hver enkelt møbeldel, er et mesterværk i sig selv. "Vores mål er at være den foretrukne og mest inspirerende bordplade partner, der kan tilbyde kreative skræddersyede løsninger."   Her på fabrikken i Fårup, har vi høje ambitioner. Vore håndværkere laver aldrig to ens bordplade-løsninger. Hver enkelt er et mesterværk, med sin egen udstråling. Og hver enkelt del er udskåret, samlet, poleret og tilpasset så bordpladen passer præcis til kundens forventning om et perfekt og eksklusivt bad eller køkken. Udfordringen er i detaljen, og her på Mølballe er vi eksperter i at montere en vask perfekt og sammenføje bordplader i unikke løsninger med kombinationer af exotiske materieler som f.eks. granit, stål, Corian®, og selvfølgelig 25 sorter massiv træ. Når de massive stave i eg gøres klar til limning, sorteres og justeres de forskellige stave, så den færdige bordplade får et indbydende udseende der understreger træets oprindelige gromønster, med en elegant ballance mellem det lyse og mørke spil i træet. Med et naturprodukt som eg der gror under de forudsætninger som Mother Nature bestemmer, er hver eneste træstav unik med sin egen struktur og udseende. Flair for innovation   Da brødrene Sven og Kalle overtog Mølballe tilbage i `96, var firmaet kun et lille værksted i et udhus, med tre ansatte. Men i dag er Mølballe en top moderne virksomhed med professionelle håndværkere, og en maskin kapacitet og lager facilitet på 5.600 m2, med special værksteder for træ, stål, Corian®, granit, sten og linolium.  Each item of furniture a small masterpiece "We`re aiming at being the preferred and most inspiring worktop partner, offering creative and tailor-made solutions." Here at Mølballe in Fårup we`ve lofty ambitions. The craftsmen at our factory never make two worktops the same. Each one is a minor masterpiece with its own character. And each part is also cut, assembled, polished and generally refined so the worktop fits in perfectly with the customer`s vision of an exclusive bath or kitchen. The devil`s in the detail, as they say, and here at Mølballe we`re experts in installing sinks with concealed outlets, joining the ends of tops in a stylish and unique way and combining exotic materials. For example - concrete, steel, lino, Corian®, and of course, 25 types of fine wood. When the solid oak bars are aligned before being glued together, the colours are coordinated, meaning the finished worktop offers an alluring pattern in growth rings and an elegant balance between dark and light wood. Small knots may well feature ? these are known as "cat`s paws" in the jargon - and lend character to the surface. Besides, oak wood is a product of the whims of Mother Nature. Nature`s special stamp is respected by the skilled craftsman and helps in his creation of a unique piece of furniture. Flair for innovation When brothers Sven and Kalle Aaquist acquired Mølballe in `96, it was only a small joiner`s workshop in a barn employing three staff. Yet today, Mølballe is an ultra-modern business employing a number of profesional staff and boasting a large manufacturing facility of 5,600 m2 with special workshops for the various product lines - wood, steel, Corian®, granite and linoleum. Both brothers are themselves trained as craftsmen - Sven is a mason and Kalle a carpenter. Both also later qualified as engineers. Their strength lies in their ability to perceive the latest trends in the kitchen and bathroom scene. The brothers often travel to the furniture trade fair in Milan to check out the latest thing. They`ve a good eye for what`s going on. Sven and Kalle lead the introduction of Corian® into Danish kitchens and Mølballe is now the country`s number one producer of worktops in this composite, which can be shaped according to need. Kalle already foresaw some years ago that the solid flat steel used for stylish, thin worktops would become a hit. Big brother Sven wowed Copenhageners at an exhibition in the capital by showing that it`s possible to make a sexy sink in white fibre concrete shaped as a pure cylinder. That very sink is now displayed in Aros Århus Art Museum. The Aaquist brothers are ahead of the field and have the knack of knowing what the public will want next.