GAYE CEVIKEL / GAIA & GINO (TR)

Related Projects: Belgrade Design Week Festival 2007

GAIA&GINO, the luxury design brand, was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Istanbul, Turkey.

The company is named after the founder Gaye Cevikel’s nickname and her dog Gino. Gaye is the creative person who combines her strategic mind with the talents of the designer, to bring out the outstanding GAIA&GINO collections. Having distinguished itself with poetic, inventive and story telling products, the company earned a reputation as one of the international design scene’s most promising luxury interior accessories brand. Besides, the company’s commitment to excellent design, to integrating fresh concepts into everyday home life, and to creating eye-catching objects within a traditional context, has resulted in successful partnerships with some of the world’s foremost designers.

The line combines contemporary design with a Turkish sensibility by asking design luminaries such as Andrée Putman, Annette Hinterwirth, Arik Levy, Brad Ascalon, Christian Ghion, Constantin Boym, David Adjaye, Defne Koz, Emir Uras, François Azambourg, Harry Allen, Jaime Hayon, Juergen Mayer H., Karim Rashid, Nendo, Noé Duchaufour Lawrance, PearsonLlyod, Scholten & Baijings, Sebastian Bergne and Yves Béhar to incorporate handcraft techniqes into innovative objects. The choice of designer is essential, as their language must be in line with the company’s identity: dynamic, organic, emotional, multi-disciplinary, and multi-cultural. Designated as one of the “Best of 2005 and 2008” by TIME Magazine, GAIA&GINO products have garnered prestigious awards, notably from IDEA, Red Dot Design, Design Plus, Good Design, Interior Design BOY Award and Design Management Europe. GAIA&GINO lines are available in high end luxury stores worldwide and is preferred by the interior design and architectural firms in their hospitality projects.

www.gaiagino.com

It was great that the speakers and the attendees were actually to share ideas and express their views as opposed to solely exhibition purposed fairs. It was very impressive, how successful and innovative individuals from various disciplines spoke about their worlds and how the audience interactively took part. To have attended and to have experienced this interaction at Belgrade Design Week made me very pleased. I would like to extend my congratulations to the BDW organizers due to this successful event.

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