Which furniture stores can you recommend?

Depot? I wouldn’t have associated it with solid wood furniture.

Thanks for your help

here are two pictures of what we are roughly looking for
We are simply looking for modern timeless furniture that is white with wood accents

Is there possibly an online shop or a furniture store with an online shop that combines all well-known and relevant furniture brands?

then we can see which furniture we like
we want to have all the furniture for the living room and dining area, for example, from the same product and design line so that it is uniform

Well, tastes vary. I wouldn’t plan on spending 30-40K EUR for something like that. With that budget, I would rather think of designer couches, design classics, and selectively antiques. Why don’t you get a good interior designer/design consultant with that budget?

We buy at Höffner because I get a discount there through Corporate Benefits and the best price is also matched here.

I don’t see Höffner on Corporate Benefits. Is that a local offer?

The Hoeffner vouchers have been discontinued like some other vouchers, after Corporate Benefits unfortunately ended its cooperation with Cadooz in August. Back then, there were real bargains to be made. Hopefully only temporary.

Well, it’s mainly about personal taste here. Almost everyone has booked that for themselves. Personally, I find designer line rooms (or even entire houses) from one manufacturer absolutely terrible. They lack a personal touch. But there’s another reason for me not to do that: it’s hard to replace individual pieces of furniture if you want/find/something breaks. It’s also always difficult to incorporate cherished heirlooms. Something else just doesn’t fit well then. I personally prefer to buy high-quality (often expensive) individual pieces. If the budget isn’t enough, gradually is fine too. These are often timeless in design and still look nice and functional after many years. For example, with my hard-earned money, I bought myself a great wardrobe from Interlübke when I moved out. After 19 years it still looks top-notch and works perfectly (doors, drawers, veneer). Since then the money was all gone, a pallet bed had to suffice first before even that (admittedly from the same manufacturer) was replaced.
There are also more affordable (note, not cheap) high-quality alternatives – for wood, for example, Flötotto or Hülsta (which I personally find very nice) are worth mentioning. You get a lot of use out of them and they bring joy from the very first moment. However, if the house is supposed to be completely furnished and styled from the move-in, that rarely works. It takes time. We are far from finished (with our current apartment – the plot is only just being surveyed, if things go really well – which I unfortunately don’t think – we’ll move in at the end of ’23…), but that is also a big part of the appeal for us. As said, tastes and approaches differ here as much as in house building :)
If you google "design furniture" you’ll also find good dealers who distribute the relevant brands. For inspiration, I also very much enjoy leafing through the Cairo catalog (locus reading), they also have a decent online shop. There you find many inspirations for manufacturers as well.

In January, there is the furniture fair in Cologne again. It’s worth going there. When buying furniture, I recommend focusing fully on the right piece and not on places with discount promises. You put your book on a shelf, not in a discount. You look at a piece of furniture, not at a price tag. You settle down on a sofa, not on a bargain. That everyone has their own budget idea is undisputed. Better the right shelf at a non-discounted price than the less suitable super special bargain for the same amount, just because it “usually” would have cost double.