About us
With an inconspicuous antique shop on Spalenberg, in the heart of Basel’s Old Town, Johann Wanner’s 50-year success story began. A small mouth-blown Christmas ball formed the foundation for today’s unrivaled range. The Johann Wanner Christmas House, now known throughout Basel, was created from a lovingly cultivated collection of foliage, which can still be found today on the Spalenberg and has to offer not only Christmas decorations.
Christmas fans from all over the world find unusual designs, traditional jewelery from the venerable glassblower workshops in Thuringia, northern Poland, Bohemia and the Czech Republic as well as typical swiss souvenirs.
For companies, shop windows, hotels, restaurants, etc., we offer competent consultations and individual Christmas decorations.
Our Team
Johann Wanner
Owner
Managing Director
Claire Wicki
Decoration Designer
Debora Thummel
Assistent/Office
Johann Wanner Statement:
Christmas is for most people, whether big or small, young or old, the highlight of the year. It is a celebration in which the most diverse rituals are particularly important. But what unites everyone is the desire to decorate and adorn. And that is exactly why we have such a wide and individual assortment. The Trend 2022: Candy Christmas. A new and fresh surprising interpretation of Christmas decorations. Christmas decoration that enchants. Simply a new way to decorate. Of course, we also offer a variety of classic and stylish decoration. For example, special glasswork, mouth-blown by the best artists of europe. Our glass balls appens in 900 colors and decorations. You will find completly decorated Christmas trees and wreaths. On request, we have baubles and figurines made especially for taste.
My team and I are here for you, we will be happy to assist you.
Johann Wanner
TELBASEL. CHRISTMAS TRENDS
„Johann Wanner knows exactly, which trends are coming in 2020“
TELEBASEL. BLACK CHRISTMAS BAUBLE
„You cannot decorate a Christmas tree with your nose in a fir tree“
TELEBASEL. JOHANN WANNER
Who will find the cucumber on the Christmas tree?