VILOX, a Helsingborg-based startup working with innovation in furniture and flooring assembly, has announced a high-profile investment round from business angels. This investment is set to scale VILOX’s global licensing operations.
Leading the group of new investors is Anders Moberg, the former global CEO of IKEA Group, who brings a wealth of experience from leading positions within IKEA and The Home Depot International, Royal Ahold, and Majid Al Futtaim Group, among others. Joining Moberg is Lars Ljungälv, CEO of Bergendahl & Son. Together, these leaders anchor a strategic investor group, which includes Lars Kongstad, Stefan Lundgren and Daniel Koch.
With nearly 100 granted patents, VILOX has developed a tool-free, one-piece click solution that enables fast, recyclable, and intuitive assembly—first in flooring and now in furniture. After years of technology refinement and global IP protection, the company is scaling globally, offering smarter solutions, stronger licensee support, and commercial terms that reflect the needs of modern manufacturers.
VILOX’s one-piece furniture lock system enhances sustainability and reduces costs by eliminating excess components. It supports circular manufacturing, allows for tool-free assembly and disassembly, and integrates efficiently into high-volume production. Designed for strength, simplicity, and reusability, it is already being recognized as a likely future standard across the furniture industry.
“We’ve built the technology. We’ve protected it. And now we have the capital and expertise to grow—on our terms,”
says Bobby Markovski, founder and CEO of VILOX
With strong strategic backing, VILOX is expanding globally, building its team across technology, legal affairs, and business development to support a growing number of licensing partnerships in Europe, North America, and Asia.
