Contract Business January 2020

Flame retardant textiles, inevitable for contract areas

Interior architect Melda Şengil – inspired by art, dust of history and beauty of nature

“Mobi” – a pioneering brand of high quality, contemporary design furniture in contract projects

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business year 10 / volume 24 / January 2019

President: Pınar Taşdelen Engin Responsible Editor: Ömer Faruk Görün Editorial Board: Osman Nuri Canik Ufuk Oçak Aslı Türkün Karaçor Ahmet Okçuoğlu Birol Bahadır Bülent Yaşar A. Raşit Karaaslan Seçil Bulcan Ürküt Mehmet Aksöz Coşkun İrfan Birgül Polat Ölmez Hande Şekerci Ekrem Arslan Correspondents Hatice Bilen Ünal Ayça Sarıoğlu Gizem Yıldız Graphic Design Tolga Çakmaklı

“Mobi” – a pioneering brand of high quality, contemporary design furniture in contract projects

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Maldives, a lovely haven for investors!

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04 Turkish contracting industry decorates the world!

06 Quality meets design at Bursa TFF 08 Denim Première Vision London inspired denim lovers!

10 UTIB to be a focus of attention at Heimtextil with a charming info stand design 12 Enrich Your Passion for Fashion Première Vision New York 14 Texworld Paris, the international show for fashion 15 Premiere Vision Paris at the heart of fashion 16 Turkey to show at L.A. Textile Show, 6-8 March 2019 18 New York Home Textile Trade Delegation 19 Como Sectoral Trade Delegation - International Observatory Fair 20 Istanbul becomes the new aviation hub of the world 34 TAGO Architects loves adding original

ideas to contract projects

44 Interior architect Melda Sengil January/2019

NTENTS Elvin at the service of contract market with unique decorative curtain products

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Flame retardant textiles, inevitable for contract areas

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Ant Yapi renovates the Crown Building in Manhattan

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53 Guardian Glass Europe launches a

79 Different styles with self-patterned carpet tiles

54 The curtain rises on Emerald Palace Kempinski Dubai 60 Ipeker excels in home and contract textiles 64 New flooring series from AGTbooming time 66 Technology parks contribute $3.6B to exports,

80 Kalebodur offers flawless solutions to architectural buildings with ‘Kalesinterflex’

82 Kize Furniture makes its presence felt in

double-silver coated solar control glass

generate $11.6B in sales

68 Effects of design on success

75 d.ream -Dogus Restaurant Entertainment Bursa business world deciphers the codes of exportation with BTSO

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designed for offices

international market

88 Bilisim Vadisi was designed by OSO Architecture

90 A brand’s story comes with sound steps: Resaschemie

93 Ultra thin yet super strong ceramics in bathrooms of contract areas

The curtain rises on Emerald Palace Kempinski Dubai

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Designs challenging winter depression

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LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN

Turkish contracting industry decorates the world!

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urkish contracting sector has improved considerably in recent years both in quality and quantity. Turkish contactors are now more capable of carrying out gigantic and more value-added projects such as airports, subways, power plants, industrial plants, natural gas and petroleum refineries and highways.

Turkish overseas contracting services sector is among the most sophisticated service sectors of Turkey with having undertaken 8,772 projects in 110 different countries with the value of 329,1 billion US Dollars since 1972, according to the data of Ministry of Economy.

This success might be attributed to Turkey’s competitive advantages; including its qualified human resource, enhanced technical knowledge, wide business experience, strong discipline, ability of adaptation to new technologies and innovations alongside its strong political relations and cultural proximity to the neighboring countries, and its determination to sustain coordination and cooperation between public institutions and private sector.

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design, Turkish architectural studios are capable to complete most contemporary living spaces for the contract industry.

Turkish contract textiles in European shows It is a source of pride that almost 600 textile and decoration exhibitors from Turkey will seek new opportunities in January by attending the most famous European shows starting with Heimtextil-Frankfurt, Domotex-Hannover, IMM-Cologne and Maison&Objet-Paris. A great many of these exhibitors serve the contract industry with a wide variety of products including fabrics, curtaining, bed and bath textiles, indoor and outdoor materials and accessories.

PINAR TAŞDELEN ENGİN

President, Uludag Textile Exporters’ Association

Rich content of Contract Business

Turkish contractors have successfully completed big and extensive milestone projects especially in the Commonwealth of Independent States, the Middle East and North Africa in time.

We have prepared a wide spectrum of the contract industry and compiled some useful information for our readers in this issue of the magazine. We made a special focus on Maldives, we concentrated on award-wining projects undertaken

by Turkish companies, we detailed the events which our Association organized, we outlined some important economic news and we offered inspiring architectural coverage to enlighten young talents.

When it comes to interior decoration of these gigantic projects, from textiles to accessories, natural stones and outdoor

I wish a very happy, healthy and prosperous New Year for all our members, readers and trade partners!

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UTIB EVENTS

Quality meets design at Bursa TFF A

Uludag Textile Exporters Association (UTIB) promotes Bursa, the city of textile, with Turkish Fashion Fabrics (TFF) Multimedia Show. For the show, Bursa’s worldrenowned designers like Atil Kutoglu, Selma Celik and Ayse-Ece Ege, creator of the brand ‘Dice Kayek’, joined together to promote Turkish textile with their designs.

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t the Turkish Fashion Fabrics Multimedia Show, which was hosted

by UTIB, in addition to Bursa’s fabric designs, Bursa’s historical and touristic places were also emphasized. Besides the famous names of the fashion world, foreign business people and foreign press members from all over the world attended the event.

As Europe’s 3rd largest textile exporter and world’s 7th largest apparel exporter, Turkey is a fashion hub located at the center of 3 continents. With fast delivery, punctuality, conformity to agreements and standards, Turkey has become the largest textile producer in Europe producing in line with global trends and latest innovations like environmentally sensitive products and processes in the world of fashion.

Today, Turkey is one of the few countries that come to mind when high quality fabrics are mentioned.

The Turkish Fashion Fabrics provides top quality in all respects, from production to promotion; from quality standards to marketing.

This success has been achieved by

focusing on value added products that highlights design and brand quality as part of Turkey's export boosting strategy. The success is a result of the hard work of SME's as well as large, modern and vertically integrated companies which are capable of producing and exporting their own unique collections.

Turkish Fashion Fabrics have been a critical source for major international labels, ranging from the high-end to

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countless popular fashion houses as well as design studios and fashion schools around the world. Trendy clothes made with Turkish Fashion Fabrics are worn and appreciated by all and there is a Turkish Fashion Fabric on display at apparel stores at all over the World.

With excellent quality / price ratio, easy and clear export / import formalities, latest production techniques and trendsetting designs, Turkish textile sector export numbers are raising. In October 2018, exports of textile products increased by 3.5 percent to $ 761.5 million compared to the previous month and increased by 6.2 percent to 8 billion 514 million dollars in the last 12 months.

In 2017, the sector exported 8 billion 183 million dollars.

is the first time we're doing such an event. Textile is the most important sector for Turkish economy. We are exporting to more than 160 countries and As Bursa city, our export number is 2 billion dollars worth of textile and clothing per year. Tonight we are starting an image campaign with Turkish Fabric Show. We have prepared Multimedia Show that emphasizes the production quality and power of our sector and the design ability by emphasizing the historical and natural beauties of Bursa. With this film, we will show our production potential and design power to the world.”

Chairperson of Uludag Textile Exporters Association Pınar Taşdelen Engin said, “I'm so excited and so happy tonight, because this 7

UTIB EVENTS

Denim Première Vision London inspired denim lovers!

The leading denim event was held in The Old Truman Brewery, London, 5-6 December 2018

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UTIB’s goal is to support Turkish innovation and creativity in international platforms. To accomplish this, UTIB organized a special booth to promote key players who shifted Turkish denim industry to its leading position.

Uludag Textile Exporters’ Association (UTIB) organized national participation to Denim Premiere Vision Fair which was held in The Old Truman Brewery, London. Denim Premiere Vision brings at a common platform manufacturers, weavers, accessory makers, fiber producers, garments and finishing firms and laundries allowing them to display products like indigo and vegetable dyes, jute, silk and linen fibers, handspun denim, organic denim, denim sportswear, selvage denim, as well as denim accessories.

Turkish national exhibitors included Akkus Tekstil Dnm Textile A14 Denim Baykanlar Tekstil Bossa Denim Calik Denim Tekstil Denimco Tekstil Deridesen Etiket Dizayn Etiket Era Garment Kilim Grubu Kipas Pazarlama Maritas Denim Mblue Odak Tekstil Polsan Button Tunteks Konfeksiyon Tüsa Denim W Denim

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UTIB EVENTS

UTIB to be a focus of attention at Heimtextil with a charming info stand design UTIB represents the country’s home textile industry efficiently in all events it participates. Besides, it has a mission to promote the cultural assets, folks music and authentic culinary values of Turkey. This time, in its specially designed exhibition stand, it takes the lead to present all the works of people from several disciplines to the global visitors.

In Heimtextil, the world’s largest textile fair that will be participated by 287 Turkish firms, the association developed a special space to display the selected items of the these firms. It offers an opportunity to all visitors to touch the fabrics, to study all the products at one spot and to help them in their decision to choice. Once again, UTIB offers the prestige and large variety of Turkish textiles to the tastes of global visitors.

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The impact of the UTIB stand has been enforced by the mini edition of a special exhibition called, “Genetic Codes of Turkish Design” which covers selected samples of a multidisciplinary collection composed of the historical, cultural and modern designs and ideas. The richness of the items displayed in the exhibition turns into unique products in the hands of Turkish designers that make the genetic codes of Turkish Design. It proves the importance of deep rooted source of designs in the formation of new collections that reflect social rituals, local production techniques, geometric forms, objects, and imprints in a modern global world of designs.

Genetic Codes of Turkish Design has been presented first in Design Week

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new products and more valuable products. “Emigration” was the theme of the last year’s competition that was given to Re-Turn design of Ezgi Vural.

Fatma Korkmaz’s Going Back was given the second and Multivers of Ezgi Cavusoglu won the third prize. All of the works of trio will be exhibited in Heimtextil Fair, as in the form of armchairs upholstered by their award winning fabrics.

Turkey 2017 and several influencers, designers, and doyens, interested in.

The second edition of the exhibit was repeated in November 2018 edition of the same event.

Curated by Gencer Ucar and Arif Eker, the exhibit is now to be repeated in Heimtextil 2019, in Frankfurt, from 8th to 11th January 2019.

The Info Stand of UTIB will be a venue for the award for Turkey Home Textile Design Accolade, held by the support of Ministry of Commerce and coordinated

by UTIB, Uludag Textile Exporters Association, and TIM, Turkish Exporters Assembly. The competition is held on changing themes each year and aims to promote the raising of new designers,

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UTIB EVENTS

Enrich Your Passion for Fashion Première Vision New York National participation organizations of Uludag Textile Exporters association continue in Premiere Vision Shows and Premiere Vision New York fair getting more important on each edition.

UTIB (Uludag Textile Exporters’ Association) will attend to Premiere Vision New York fair with 24 national participants at Pier 94 in New York/USA, 15-16 January 2019.

At UTIB’s Turkish Fashion Fabrics theme stand, UTIB will offer Turkish exhibitors catalouge, TDP theme bags and TFF Magazine to the visitors. Aim of these organizations is to increase exports of Turkey and to support and promote Turkish manufacturers.

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Turkey stand also will underline Turkey’s technological power by video presentation of Turkish textile sector’s promotional recordings watched with reality glasses. Visitors will have this experience through virtual reality glasses. Exhibitor products will also put on display at the Turkey stand in order to offer visitors to see the unique Turkish fabrics at a closer place.

In this edition, UTIB will built a Turkey Country Lounge again with the support of Ministry of Economy.

The lounge introduced Turkish textile sector and Turkish culture to the USA in addition to the concept of “Turkey Discover the Potential.”

All these activities will attract great interest from American visitors.

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UTIB EVENTS

Texworld Paris, the international show for fashion

Taking place twice a year at Paris, Le Bourget, the Fairyland For Fashion offers a rich variety of products to thousands of professional buyers from all over the world. Apparel Sourcing Paris is the leading clothing sourcing platform for the European market which offers a wide range of products for men, women, and children, including Shawls&Scarves, specialized in accessories from the traditional to the most imaginative.

Avantex Paris helps fashion players to remain competitive in a constantly changing context thanks to hightech products and innovation, from advanced materials to augmented 14

retail. The Fairyland For Fashion showcases a Sustainable Sourcing Itinerary and a Small Quantity Itinerary. Many conferences take place during the fair and cover various themes related to trade, economy and technology. Moreover, some catwalks showcase a vast array of garments and accessories from selected manufacturers, shown in a contextualized scenography which evolves according to seasons.

Texworld Paris Spring 2019 will take place from 11th to 14th February, welcoming over 600 exhibiting companies and more than 13,000 visitors from around the globe.

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Premiere Vision Paris at the heart of fashion

For 3 days, twice a year, at Paris-Nord Villepinte, the six major industries supplying materials and services to the global fashion industry (including: Yarns, Fabrics, Leather, Designs, Accessories, Manufacturing) come together in Paris, 12-14 February 2109

For 3 days, 2 times a year, at Paris-Nord Villepinte, the six major industries supplying materials and services to the global fashion industry including Yarns, Fabrics, Leather, Designs, Accessories and Manufacturing come together in Paris for Premiere Vision Paris. The next edition of the show will take place at the Paris Nord- Villepinte, 12-14 February 2019. TFF Magazine was on display at Press Village of this prestigious Show.

Professional visitors get latest news about Turkish textile sector

by TFF Magazine.

Turkey will be represented by 307 leading companies in this important show

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UTIB EVENTS

Turkey to show at L.A. Textile Show, 6-8 March 2019

Los Angeles International Textile Show (LA Textile), is one of America’s largest textile trade show produced and hosted by the California Market Center, a 3 million square foot wholesale trade facility located in the Los Angeles fashion district. The LA Textile Show has been showcased twice a year by the California Market Center

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since 1993 and now attracts more than 200 domestic/international textile & design service exhibitors and over 3,000 apparel designers, manufacturers, and buyers.

Uludag Textile Exporters’ Association (UTIB) will organize Turkish national participation to March 6-8 edition of the show.

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UTIB EVENTS

New York Home Textile Trade Delegation A trade delegation organization planned concurrently with Market Week New York, 16-21 March 2019 An organization namely “NEW YORK HOME TEXTILE SECTOR TRADE DELEGATION” will be held to for the New York state, 16-21 March 2019.

The delegation will make meetings at Turkish Trade Center in New York City concurrently with Market Week organized by Home Fashion Products Association. The Turkish delegation members will be met with American business people during Market Week, which is held twice every year. It’s planning to organize the bilateral discussions to take place on the map of Turkish Trade Center Market Week.

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Como Sectoral Trade Delegation - International Observatory Fair

Turkish Deco Team members will attend Como Internatioal Observatory fair with organization of UTIB .The fair will be held on 15-17 April 2019. Turkish Deco Team members will have a place in Sheraton Lake Como Hotel as last year. Companies will present their latest trends collections, meet with leading home textile fabrics buyers, wholesalers, research and development specialist, designers, merchandisers and overseas sourcing professionals.

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COVER STORY

Istanbul becomes the new aviation hub of the world

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The first phase of Istanbul Airport, which has a capacity of 90 million passengers, was put into operation after completion in a short period as 42 months.

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COVER STORY

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he opening ceremony of the first phase of the gigantic project comprising a terminal building and two airstrips was held with a huge attendance, 29 October 2018. Many countries were represented at the inauguration with top-level dignities while Turkey was showing itself at all levels including President H.E. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan who said, “Istanbul is not only our biggest city but also our country’s most valuable brand. This is why we named this great work ‘Istanbul’ after this invaluable city.”

Inspired by Istanbul’s cultural heritage for its design, the terminal building presents a spacious area with its giant domed ceiling. It is possible to see the traces of Istanbul mosques, domes and many other historical buildings in the terminal’s architecture.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by dignities of some countries and top level Turkish authorities.

Equipped with many new technologies such as smart wayfinding, the internet of Things, mobile applications, and facial recognition systems, Istanbul Airport eliminates the baggage waiting problem with its 42-kilometer-long 22

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baggage system with an hourly capacity of 30,000 pieces of baggage.

As the President outlined during his speech, the investment value of the project is 10 billion 247 million Euros, which means an economic volume of 32.4 billion Euros before taxes. Ne treasury guarantee or similar commitment was made for the financing of the project except 342 million Euros worth of international passengers, limited to the first 12 years of the management of the project, which signifies a symbolic figure in the total budget of the investment.

The award-wining air traffic control tower was inspired by tulips, which are among the symbols of Istanbul and bear a cultural significance in Turkish Islamic history.

As the largest airport of the world to be constructed from foundations up and under one roof, Istanbul Airport will serve with a huge capacity of 200 million passengers when all phases are completed. The project covers a vast area of 76.5 million square meters, on a topography completely disrupted by old mining pits.

The first phase of the project was completed in 42 months, comprising monumental structures such as a terminal building of 1.4 million square meters, two airstrips and a 90-metre tall tower which won the International Architecture Award.

Built with painstaking efforts of over 26 thousand people comprised of executives, engineers, labors and operators, and with Turkey’s biggest machine park of 3,022 vehicles, Istanbul Airport was defined as a monument of victory rather than an airport by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan who delivered a speech at the inauguration ceremony of the first phase on the Republic Day, October 29, 2018.

Completed in a record-breaking period by IGA, founded in collaboration with long-established organizations of the Turkish construction industry such as Cengiz, Mapa, Limak, Kolin, and Kalyon, from foundation up under one roof, the airport will have an annual capacity of serving 200 million passengers when it is fully completed.

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PROFILE

“Mobi” – a pioneering brand of high quality, contemporary design furniture in contract projects

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ounded in 1983 in Bursa, Turkey, MOBI is a manufacturer of high quality contemporary design furniture.

The company’s founder, A.Rasit Karaaslan, is an award-winning designer and also the name behind the entire collection of MOBI. Contract Business asked questions to Karaaslan to get more details about him and his company.

Along with manufacturing modern furniture designs for retail sector in Turkey, you are also offering solutions on contract side of furniture business for 5 star hotels and high-end retailing stores. Can you briefly tell us about the milestones of MOBİ?

Mobi is a brand established in 1983 and as a result of my career; it is involved in designing interiors, furniture; at the same time manufacturing them by their respective lanes in the sector.

The brand uses a certain part of the production capacity on manufacturing original high-end design furniture and uses the other 24

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part for contract jobs. Being a medium sized business gives us an edge in terms of flexibility and percentage of production for these two separate sides of the business changes as per time and ground.

This substantially provides a serious advantage in the sector.

What brings the product forefront is its design? Can you tell us about the design team who is the architect of Mobi’s success?

I have graduated from DGSA, today known as Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, in 1975. I have over 40 years of background on design and I have always tried to be original abstaining from “imitation and copy”. The principle I have never

given up has always been that the products manufactured should have “original character and identity”.

Today Mobi has its own design department in its factory. In that department my young colleagues are working with the same principle and the mentality designing original furniture for every taste in all over the World.

Apart from being the founder of MOBİ, you are also the designer of the whole collection. What are the fundamental issues you pay attention to when designing furniture?

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part of our job. The other notion that is equally important is that the product should stand the test of time; it should be a certain permanent classicism and it should finally protect its character over the course of time. When I am saying this I am not implying that the style should be classical; this is very important, I am talking about modern and contemporary styles which are the main line of Mobi for years.

How would you describe Mobi’s point of view to design?

Being original and therefore being different…

What is the style of furniture you are producing? Which kinds of materials do you prefer to use in production?

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The company’s founder, A.Rasit Karaaslan

Contemporary design furniture is the indispensable part of Mobi’s style. We are using natural materials when producing furniture. These are solid walnut, veneer, metal, leather and fabric. We do not use industrial materials like pvc, plastic, melamine chipboard, laminate. For finishing of the wooden parts we use acrylic varnish.

Mobi has an extensive collection developed over the course of many years. In retail jobs we can change the finishes and measurements of the products in this collection as per customer’s desire. If

When you look at your customer portfolio do you see more customized (tailor made) furniture designed for specific clients or more mass production?

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required we can draw projects from scratch, manufacture and make it custom made for the client. On the other hand; we can also work solely as furniture manufacturer for the built in projects. In the years passed we have manufactured furniture for luxuries residential and hospitality many world-renowned design companies.

What are the projects you have made for hotels, retail stores, residences and offices?

Looking in retrospect until today we have realized a lot of contract works in many different parts of the world. A part of them is represented in our thick contract catalogue and we show this to our potential clients as our references and it is accessible through our website.

How do you see the position of MOBİ in terms of contract furniture business?

To answer shortly; because of our production style, capacity and our lane in sector we do participate in high level projects. To give an example, four star hotel projects are not something we do.

How would you describe Turkey’s contract furniture sector?

I can tell you this very openly; a vast majority of the furniture manufactures can only overcome the economic hardships through contract works. Due to its geographical location Turkey’s companies can participate in a lot of contract jobs in its neighboring countries; also there are also projects in far countries.

Briefly; i can tell you that we are very lucky to be here. On the other hand if we are to emphasize the importance of the tourism sector; we can tell there is always a very big potential on contract sector.

What are the awards MOBİ has won?

If you have a long past, the awards you have won can have a long list.

There are many awards we have won whether small or big. I am not counting the ones we have won on Turkey here but international we have won “IF Product Design Award” from Germany, “Int’l Design&Architecture Award” from UK, ‘’INTERIOR DESIGN, Best of the Year’’ from USA. In recent years we are showcasing our products in Salone Del Mobile, Milano and our designs are shown as “Selected Design” among other selected products for the last three years.

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PROFILE In which fairs are you participating in Turkey and abroad?

For the last 4 years the “Salone del Mobile, Milano” fair is our most important fair. It is the best in our sector. We will continue only with this fair for 2019. We have decided not to participate in domestic fairs since the sector has been meaninglessly divided into two different fairs and lost the potential.

What would you like to say about your exports? In which countries MOBİ does export its products?

Firstly i would like to say that as of August end; 76% of our turnover did come from the international markets.

This is something particular for this year. Domestic market is slow both in retail and contract jobs.

There are a lot of countries we do export our products such as; USA, Italy, UK, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Russia, Nigeria, UAE and Senegal. There are a lot more. We have sales points in part of these countries; Dominican Republic for instance. For the others we do have spot sales. In some others we have realized contract projects.

Turkish furniture is bringing a new approach to world furniture production. It is possible to see them on many airports, hotels and residences all over the world. What are the targets of MOBİ in this direction?

Yes. We are talented people. This is a gift of God. We do consider this gift. We are in a very advantageous position due to our geographical location. As a mentioned earlier our focus is exports and our aim is to maintain this, become more well known; both on design and quality aspects by trying to become a world brand.

The roadmap of the manufactures, as in all sectors, is also determined by the tendencies of the consumers in furniture sector.

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What are the changes you observe in furniture market and what do you do to integrate these changes?

For years we are experiencing how we can survive on the level we are.

Because of that we did not move into industrial production lane on purpose. We manufacture our highend furniture by using both modern machinery and artisanship of our people. We work with traditional methods in workshop style. We do have a quality certificate, design awards and patents. We produce items that are showcased in many big western countries. This year in Milan / Italy, we have opened a new showroom where we display our

products under the MOBI brand.

We do have an agency and consultant for Italian market. Recently we have received a luxurious contract job in Lugano, Switzerland.

Can you tell us about your ongoing projects?

Doing more work in European continent is our biggest target. In the meantime we have realized big contract jobs in Africa on high levels.

If I may give an example; we took part in renovating the presidential pavilion of Dakar DSS Airport as per our contract with Limak. This project is still ongoing and about to be finished.

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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Maldives, a lovely haven for investors!

H.E. President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayyom: “Foreign direct investment is the fundamental force driving my Government's economic agenda. The Government of Maldives is committed to provide the optimum policy and statutory environment for doing business in the Maldives�

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aldives is a country with 6% GDP growth rate projected for 2018 and an average 7% growth managed a huge increase in GDP per capita in USD 275 to 6,722 in 1980 and 2018 respectively. The country has an import volume of 2.34 million dollars and export volume of 321.7 million dollars. The country attracted 1.27 million tourists in 2017. With a steady growth rate averaging 7% per year over the past 20 years, the country continues to

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develop at a steady pace and remains economically resilient. Maldives is committed to further diversifying its economy by facilitating investment in targeted sectors.

The number of foreign companies investing in the Maldives has been increasing every year. Their services range from management and accounting services, air transport, resort management to manufacturing. The Foreign Investment Service Bureau of the Maldives invites investors to

explore the tremendous potential in the development of marine based industries, development of infrastructure such as harbors, tourist resorts, transport services and numerous other activities.

The country is an income tax and corporate tax haven. The country has a developing marine transport system including 3 commercial ports and a maritime public transport network which spans the entire country. The vast untapped potential in natural marine resources and the young,

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energetic and trainable workforce are strong inducements to invest in the Maldives, as has been proven by many successful foreign investors until now.

The extensive air transport network which includes 4 international airports and 6 regional airports, provides easy access to the islands across the country, and to the world with direct flight links to all major countries.

In addition, the Maldives has the largest seaplane fleet in the world providing unhindered access to the luxury resorts.

The Special Economic Zones framework provides special economic incentives and introduces a flexible regulatory environment for mega investments of strategic significance to the country. The framework also provides strong protection for developers as well as investors in special economic zones.

Incentives for developers and investors are either guaranteed by law, or open for negotiation during the process of granting the permit to the master developer.

Incentives guaranteed by law For the first decade of operation exemption from: • Import duties for materials imported for development, management and operation of the zone • Business Profit Tax (BPT) • Goods and Sales Tax (GST) • Additional tax relief and tax credits under specific regulations Incentives upon negotiation include: • BPT and GST exemptions beyond the first ten years • Exemption from taxes in the sale and purchase of land

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Provisions are also included in the law for SEZ residency arrangements and ownership of land.

CONSTRUCTION The government has planned integrated developments such as Hulhumale’ Youth City and Ihavan integrated development encompassing the development of residential, commercial and industrial spaces, together with necessary infrastructure and complementary services. There are some other major projects such as Thilafshi Port Project and Knowledge Park.

Housing Male’ City is one of the most densely populated areas in the world and owing to current migratory trends the population of Male’ is set to increase in the near future. The supply of housing has to meet this increasing demand.

To address this issue, the Government has initiated several housing projects on a public-private-partnership basis.

Those projects include development of low-income as well as luxury housing in addition to ancillary services attached to housing developments.

Resort & hotel developments In addition to the high-value developments based on the one-islandone-resort concept, the Government and private parties are interested in developing luxury accommodation as well as hotels in several areas across the country.

Incentives * Opportunity to acquire long leases of up to 99 years for housing developments. * Opportunity to get duty exemption on capital goods brought into the country for resort development. * Opportunity to enter into joint-venture agreements with the Government for integrated developments and large-scale housing projects.

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Incentives

Waste-to-energy

* Opportunity to acquire long leases on state-owned islands and land earmarked for tourism development.

The Greater Male’ Area produces waste of around 330 tons of rubbish a day. If utilized for energy generation, around 200 tons per day is estimated to produce 4 MW using waste-to-energy technologies.

Thilafushi itself consumes around 6MW per day while the demand for the Greater Male’ Area is considerably higher thereby creating the potential for waste to energy solutions to cater to that demand through interconnected grids.

* No limits on repatriation of profits. * Opportunity to get duty exemption on capital goods brought in to develop facilities

ENERGY TOURISM Interested investors can capitalize on the fame of the destination to establish a wellness center providing services such as cosmetic surgery, anti-ageing treatments, therapeutic spas as well as rest and recuperation from other ailments.

Yacht marinas and cruise terminals Maldives attracts a large number of luxury yachts and cruise ships to its waters. A yacht marina or cruise terminal if established in the Maldives would be well positioned to benefit from the traffic.

Maldives has set a target of generating 50% of its power from renewable sources by 2025.

Also in order to decrease its oilvulnerability Maldives is interested in oil and gas exploration in its waters. The demand for power continues to increase in the capital city of Male’ which consumes 50% of the total power generated in the country. Meanwhile tourist resorts which consume 40% of the remainder are also open to greener and smarter energy solutions.

SREP plan

The Government has initiated a Scaling-up Renewable Energy Program to increase investment in renewable energy, offering The beauty of the Maldives makes it an opportunities to establish facilities ideal destination to hold international to generate power from renewable events such as conferences, expos, energy sources for whole island festivals and concerts. communities as well as urban areas.

International conference and events center

Oil and gas exploration In order to reduce dependency on fuel imports Maldives is interested in partnering with foreign parties to explore for oil and gas in its waters.

Previous studies have indicated that there are hydrocarbon deposits in Maldivian waters.

Bunkering facilities With the number of vessels both local and international passing through its waters, there is vast potential to establish fuel storage and bunkering facilities in strategic locations of the country.

Incentives Opportunity to get duty exemption on capital goods brought in for development of facilities.

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TAGO Architects loves adding original ideas to contract projects T

he founder and architect of TAGO, Gökhan Aktan Altug is an expert in highrise buildings and renowned for his innovative, modernist and human-oriented designs, rational architectural solutions and his projects make an impression on contract professionals. We talked to Altug about his major projects in general and about the Maldives Project in particular.

With this exclusive interview you will have accurate information especially about Maldives market, pros and cons of undertaking architectural projects in foreign countries and inspiration sources of TAGO Architects.

We want to know more about Gökhan Aktan Altug. Could you mention your education and career journey?

I was born in Eskişehir in 1966 and I graduated from ITU Architecture Faculty, Department of Architecture in 1987. From 1987 to 1993, I worked as a lecturer at Eskişehir Anadolu University Faculty of Architecture, Building Knowledge Main Scientific Department. I earned a Master Architecture degree in 1991 from

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İstanbul Technical University Architecture Faculty, Building Knowledge Main Scientific Division. Then, I founded TAGO Architects together with Tatsuya Yamamoto in 1995. I developed projects for different functions and in different scales such as high-rise buildings, small and large scale house settlements, urban planning, public buildings, business centers, sports complexes, education buildings, health buildings, shopping malls, hotels, multi-use buildings particularly in Turkey as well as in Turkic Republics, Europe, Middle East and the United Arab Emirates. My various

projects were deemed worthy of an award at national and international contests in which I participated. In addition to my Istanbul office, I also realized various projects in my offices which are located in Dubai, Bucharest, Tokyo and Kiev.

After the sudden loss of Tatsuya Yamamoto in 2010, he has been carrying out his professional work with a young and dynamic team of 45 people, who share the same vision as him.

My projects, buildings, articles on architecture and interviews appeared in various architectural publications.

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One of the successful architectural firms of Turkey, TAGO Architects likes to add different ideas, pure design and rapid solution to international projects from the tiniest detail to colossal masses.

All of these details make TAGO different.

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Could you brief your philosophy of design and architecture?

Obtaining contemporary and sustainable results by converting designs into three dimension, which prioritize people, ensure their peace and happiness, meet all of their needs and, therefore, are respectful to the nature and environment.

Which projects has Tago Architects realized? Which criteria do you determine your projects with?

Having accomplished more than 700 projects so far, our office gained a reputation for projects which involve multi-use, hotel, office, hospital and education buildings. In order to ensure that our projects have, primarily, an efficient layout plan, we create a key scheme by evaluating our main criteria, namely orientation, main road and service setup, conditions of the surrounding buildings, height, day light and green tissue, etc. In line with these information obtained, we determine the transparency and occupancy of the mass and we give a direction to our design.

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What do you pay attention in your projects? What are the essential details in your projects?

All the details from the big scale to the smallest scale that complement our projects are important for us. Solutions and details that are considered in simple integrity and exercised with a single move and do not disturb people physically and visually have always been our target to demonstrate our expertise.

Is there any trend or style that you are inspired while you are making designs?

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trends and artistic trends closely.

However, we prefer what suits us and timelessness instead of keeping up with fashion in our personal lives; we are inspired by several trends or styles in architecture. We do not only aim to be followed, but also prioritize remaining memorable through our designs.

What has your design team been doing for following innovations continually?

In addition to monitoring the materials on the internet, which is one of the modern communication tools, they review the publications present in our rich library. But they still prioritize traveling, as the leading structure in architecture is require to be seen on site, touched and felt.

What are the inevitable factors of successful architectural projects for you?

According to us, a successful architecture project is the one that reflects authentic ideas, is far from being an imitation and has unique designs.

What are the awards that Tago Architects won?

Same as the different awards that we received for many of our projects and from different platforms, the most valuable ones for us are the positive feedbacks and satisfaction expressed to us by the people who use our buildings.

You realize successful projects both at home and abroad. What are the pros and cons of undertaking architectural projects in foreign countries?

Our greatest advantages are learning about different cultures,

having experiences and reflecting them in to our projects in a substantial manner. It also creates opportunities to meet with the right employer in terms of feasibility. Although we haven’t encountered many disadvantages, we can mention the challenges in terms of the legislation and legal requirements.

What would you like to say about your major projects in general and the Maldives Project in particular?

Considering the extremely humid and hot climate, which doesn’t allow outdoor sports activities, it is designed as a comfortable and luxurious complex on an indoor area of 22400m² in Maldives.

Although it is possible to come across good scenery in every region in Maldives, this project is positioned in the way that allows access to the landscape through an architectural passageway in the middle of the crowdedness that is attributable to the high-rise buildings in the project region.

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The project which includes a big congress center with an area of 2160m², meets the need for space in the way to enable both international organizations and social and communal celebrations.

What would you say about Maldives market?

Maldives generally outsources its construction investments to the Middle East. In this context, the geographical location of our country again offers us privileges.

If such privileges are used well, a new dimension can be brought to the relationship between these two countries in terms of business.

What would you advice to young talents so that they could be successful at international markets?

I recommend them to gain experience in different countries as from their studies, experience different cultures and establish friendships, knowing that this job doesn’t have specific borders and patterns and it is an internationally practical job which encompasses universal values.

How do you evaluate the architectural projects realized in Turkey?

When we consider that we are a developing country, intensive imitations and influences can be observed, as it is the case in music and similar fields of art. I think that we need more time for unique works.

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Bursa business world deciphers the codes of exportation with BTSO D

eveloping projects to increase export volumes of Bursa-based companies, Bursa Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BTSO) managed 4 different buyers’ delegation programs in one month. Around 1,600 foreign business people met with Bursabased business people operating in textile, chemicals, food, space aviation and defense, rail systems and machinery on business tables with the projects held in the framework of UR-GE (International Competition Development).

Bringing together over 6 thousand business people with 160 foreign fair programs in the framework of Global Fair Agency Project; and providing meeting of 20 foreign buyers from almost 100 countries with Bursa businesses in the framework of Commercial Safari Project, BTSO continues to strengthen export progresses of the sectors. Contributing to the 14 billion dollars of export volume of Bursa through its projects aiming at increasing the foreign trade of Bursa, BTSO achieved a number of buyer delegation programs in November and December.

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BTSO (Bursa Chamber of Commerce and Industry) brought almost 1,600 foreign business people to Bursa.

2018. During the exhibition the buyer delegation program covered some 350 foreign firm representatives from 50 countries in the framework of Textile and Fashion Fabric UR-GE (International Competition Development) Project, which BTSO undertakes with the support of Ministry of Trade. The fair has been a venue for almost 90 exhibitors where over 5 thousand business discussions were made. The fair arranged formation of a lot of excellent cooperation.

UR-GE doping for food exports Led by BTSO, representatives of the food sector continued to boost exports with the corporation identity of “Bursa Food Point”. Managing three different buyer delegation programs with the UR-GE project before BTSO brought 160 business people from 33 countries with Bursa firms between the dates 27 November – 1 December. Food manufacturers of Bursa realized over 1,000 business meetings during the 4th buyer delegation process.

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Chemicals buyer delegation included 70 business people A buyer delegation program was made in December in the framework of Chemicals UR-GE, one of the 15 UR-GE projects undertaken

by BTSO. The delegation held at BUTEKOM was participated by over 70 foreign business people. Around 25 company reps attended the organization, which was done to empower the exports and competitiveness of the sector, has been a venue for a lot of B2B organizations.

Buyer delegation support to the Industry Summit Achieving the biggest ever buyer delegation program in the framework of Industry Summit held in 2017, Bursa Chamber of Commerce and Industry organized another buyer delegation program 2018 Summit as well. Foreign buyers attended B2B organization held in the framework of UR-GE projects in the fields of space aviation and defense, and machinery and rail systems. Almost 1,000 foreign business people met with Bursa business reps in the framework of Industry Summit organized with the support of foreign offices of TUYAP Bursa Fuarcilik A.S.

Ibrahim BURKAY Chairman of the Board of BTSO

“We should grow foreign trade-oriented” Pointing out that they aimed at growing Bursa economy on foreign trade-oriented, İbrahim Burkay, Chairman of the Board of BTSO said they had launched important projects in order to shape this structure in the 5-year period.

Burkay stated that the Trade Safari project was one of those projects adding that they organized over 30 buyer delegation programs in different sectors to generate new business opportunities for the firms.

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‘Trade Safari’ contribution to fairs Stating that the fairs held in Bursa gained important momentum through the buyer delegation organizations made in the framework of Trade Safari project, Burkay said, “We hosted 7,000 foreign business people only in 2018 with the organizations we made with the support of TUYAP Bursa. Thanks to these works our fairs have become more lucrative. We will continue to contribute to the trade of our firms through buyer delegation organizations.” Pointing out that they brought buyer delegations with the firms operating in important centers where the heart of city trade pulses such as BUTTIM and Vişne Caddesi, Chairman Burkay said they empowered the exports and brand values of the firms in these centers.

Burkay also added that the foreign buyers visiting Bursa made a great deal of contribution to tourism and street economy of the city.

“1,000 new exporters” Chairman Burkay noted that a lot of companies had established new business relations thanks to the buyer delegation programs adding that the firms earned self-confidence with the works accomplished.

Underlining that the BTSO member companies more powerful position in international arena, Burkay concluded by saying, “Gaining 1,000 new exporters in last 4 years and achieving an export volume of over 14 billion dollars last year which marks the highest ever export performance are all the indicators of the success of our activities. We, as BTSO, will continue to offer highest possible contribution to the export targets of our country.”

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INTERIOR DESIGN

Interior architect Melda Şengil – inspired by art, dust of history and beauty of nature The hotel design that I love the best is Mandarin Oriental. It is seen as a part of the nature. Among the hotel projects in abroad, L ‘Hotel Marrakech attracts my interest.

Interviewed by Hatice Unal Bilen Photos by Hakki Gunerkan

by art, dust of history, mystics of museums and the beauty of nature.

Koleksiyon and Bilkent Holding were her first business experiences in 2006, following her return to Turkey from Canada where she lived for five years, Melda Şengil worked for a retail firm to design its more than 200 shops. She founded her own firm in 2017 with a motto of “run after your dreams”.

Would you tell us about you?

How do you position yourself while looking at your life?

How does your position reflect to your projects and designs?

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I was born as a child of a family who deals with commerce in Istanbul in 1983. We then moved to Ankara when I was three years old. I finished

schools in Ankara and graduated from Interior Architecture and Environment Design Department of Bilkent University in 2006 and was employed by Koleksiyon and Bilkent Holding as my first business experiences.

With an aim to recapitulate my experiences that I accumulated in many parts of the world I came back to Istanbul, Turkey and assumed a position for designing projects for more than 200 stores for four years.

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business and I founded Melinteriors in 2017 with a slogan of “run after your dreams”. I made several projects in Saudi Arabia and Canada.

Would you mention about your contract businesses projects as introducing your Melinteriors firm? What are the major markets and regions that you targeted?

In all of 150 projects that we have realized in abroad we run after our dreams, inspirations and courage.

We spend months to complete our projects and work. In the past we completed 230 points in Canada, 120 locations in Turkey and 5 in Saudi Arabia. Projects take about one or three months to complete

depending on the size, and then we start for production, application and construction processes. About 90% of the work we assumed in Saudi Arabia is made in Turkey and then sent to Arabia. The speed and cost of our projects are the main reasons to be preferred by Saudis. Next projects will be first in Dammam and Jeddah cities, and then in Europe.

What is the common focus of your projects designs?

What are the most impressive points in your works?

Mostly I design timeless spaces that are formed with botanic Renaissance.

I design green spaces that carry tens of points from the nature. I mostly got impressed by the art, the dust of history, the mystic of museums and the beauty of the nature.

The most famous restaurant chain of 5 thousand sqm. in Saudi Arabia, The Sultan’s was a real success story of us as a Turkish woman as its designer and builder.

It is impossible for a woman to get a job in a construction site in Arabia.

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What are the criteria you pay attention while choosing among the project offers?

How is your working style with your clients?

First we do have brainstorming sessions among our team to review our relation with client in 360 degree. Then we design unusual spaces having maximum comfort suitable to the habits of people and to the structure of the space.

What kinds of materials do you prefer? Do you have outlier designs out of popular construction systems?

I use natural materials in my designs at maximum levels. Wood like ceramics, concrete like plastics, stone like fibers cannot be a part of my designs. I enliven five basic elements in spaces that I designed.

Even simple traces of saw make me happy. I use macro size of palm trees and natural materials in spaces as much as the heat and dryness of local climate. I don’t like to go out of linear systems and like to use organic form of the nature on moving items.

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How do you interpret the trends of the age? Can you compare tourism architecture with other categories?

I call the age “Botanic Renaissance”.

‘Resurrection and revival’ idea is combined with the nature. In every restaurant and café you are in, you will see elements having traces of the nature. On the other hand, tourism architecture is a field that is for long term and requires patience. In essence it is far from retail; it is a building that hosts restaurants, cafes, offices, meeting rooms, art galleries, spas and interior designs.

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What is your opinion about the restaurant and cafĂŠ investments while evaluating them from the point of a city planner? Is it possible to mention about an architectural solution that suits the constructions of the city?

Istanbul is one of the most beautiful cities in the world with its incomparable beauties and historical texture. Is it possible not to agree by hearth with the words of Napoleon, “Istanbul should be the capital of the world�? Unfortunately there are incongruous structures emerging on the horizons. We, as the architects, should behave intelligently to prevent further spoilage of the nature by designing environment friendly spaces and structures.

Do you have new projects on the agenda?

We are about to realize a new coffee chain project that is second to none in the world having a concept and content different from A to Z and we hope that everybody will like it. It will provide employment and can be called as a center of benefit having different social responsibility projects. Two restaurant projects are under construction in Dammam, S. Arabia.

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The experience of more than 50 years in production of technical and decorative fabrics Elvin is evolving into a global brand with its young and enthusiastic team, while maintaining its respected corporate identity.

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ocated in Bursa, the hub of home and contract textiles industry, Elvin has a solid history on production of decorative and technical textiles. The company has been working with the world’s most prestigious editor companies, and exports most of its production to more than 40 countries, including Italy, Germany, USA, Japan, Korea, Russia and China. Company legitimates its design success more than once with the world’s most prestigious design awards as Reddot Design Award and IF Design Award. We asked the details of the success story of Murat Canik of the company.

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Could you give us some indepth information about Elvin Tekstil which is a recognized name in textile exports and a leading name in contract and project textiles with respectful brands such as Elvin Fabrics, Chanan Designs, By Elvin Kids and Sade by Elvin?

2018 was a good year for Elvin Tekstil Company. We have grown our sales number this year. By our international and local partners we have been doing prestigious projects with our new FR (fire retardant) decorative sheer and drapery collection.

Another important issue for 2018 was that we sold our Chanan Designs brand to a foreign investor company. Chanan Designs does no longer belong to Elvin Tekstil San. Tic. A.Ĺž company. Chanan was a different business model for us. In this model we had a stock

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program of our fancy residential products under this name mainly in the local market. As a manufacturer we recognized that it was a contradiction for us and we believed that we sell this business model and the brand to an investor who deserves it and gives it a better energy than us to improve

its recognition and image.

We are still producing and giving service to the new buyer. Of course our support will be there as we give to all our customers around the world.

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Can you detail us about your product range offered to contract projects? Are you considering adding new items to your product range?

As Elvin Tekstil, we always believe that we can add something special and fancy to contract market with our decorative curtain products.

We always do R&D with yarns and fiber structures and we play with them through different weaving technics. By this way we believe there is always a room for building creative structures. Sometimes even in a simple item you can do a sophisticated touch.

What features do you add when you are developing contract textiles?

Our main idea under our FR products is natural look and relatively soft touch which may

have close feeling with real natural fibers. This is not an easy topic with synthetic FR fibers.

How do you evaluate Turkey’s position in the contract textiles?

Where does Elvin Tekstil stand in the Turkish contact industry?

We observe that in last couple of years especially in the sheer product category Turkish companies have very strong positions. Primary reason for that is that the Turkish companies are innovative in this category and there is a professional human resource for curtain design and production.

As Elvin Company we believe that we are competitive in terms of design, service and pricing especially on the higher segment Hotel and Other commercial Projects.

Can you mention about Elvin Contract products which are used in specific contract projects at home and abroad?

Our sheers and draperies are used in many special projects from Cruise lines to Fast Ferries, from worlds most famous hotel chains to hospitals…

Our specialty in natural looking FR decorative sheers and draperies are unique in its segment both in look and touch. We have a special equipment which gives effect and special touch to our products.

Has Elvin Tekstil won any awards?

Elvin has won many international design awards, Reddot and IF designs awards. Years are 2008, 2011, 2012, 2014… I believe we have proven our dedication to design by winning those prestigious awards.

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Turkey� labeled contract textile products in different parts of the world. Which countries are you exporting and which countries have you set as target markets?

Our main markets and target are G8 countries. We have partnership with worlds most prestigious editors, contractors and wholesalers. We always try to establish long term partnerships with our customers. Customer satisfaction is our number one priority.

Which Elvin contract products welcome more demand from foreign markets?

Our most selling product category is fancy sheers and draperies. We have been developing more than 500 new designs yearly. We are also active with customization in our design studio. At least half of our contract turnover are made specially for our customers by customization. We offer tailor made product solutions for our customers in best possible time interval.

In which fairs can people see you?

We have 4 main yearly fairs; Heimtextile Frankfurt, International Observatory Fair in Como with joint partnership of Proposte, Evteks Ä°stanbul and Mood Brussels.

Anything would you like to highlight?

We have a new product category of Recycle Polyester Decorative Sheers. We would like to invite our customers to our stand at Heimtextile at Hall 8 to see novelties with this product category and others.

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Guardian Glass Europe launches a double-silver coated solar control glass with a neutral grey appearance and enhanced performance

Bertrange, Luxembourg– Guardian Glass has introduced a new doublesilver coated solar control glass with a grey, neutral appearance that meets current architectural trends for glass facades and windows.

value = 1.0 W/M2K in double IGU and 0.5 W/M2K in triple IGU),

Guardian SunGuard® SuperNeutral™ (SN) 63 not only satisfies current architectural design trends, but also offers a range of performance enhancements, including:

• very low external reflection (12% in double IGU and 14% in triple IGU),

• high light transmission (63% in double insulating glass unit (IGU)* and 56% in triple IGU*), • excellent thermal insulation (Ug

• excellent solar control (33% in double IGU and 30% in triple IGU).

• neutral and low internal reflection (16% in double IGU and 19% in triple IGU). These performance attributes make SunGuard SN 63 an ideal choice for double- and tripleglazed windows and façades.

Nicolas Gouzou, Product Manager at Guardian Glass Europe comments: “In interior design projects, the color grey has long since shaken off its image of being gloomy and depressing. Homes, offices and public buildings are now being decorated with fashionable grey, a color that is extremely versatile. Exterior glass design projects in Europe are following this same trend. Architects are moving away from glazed facades with a greenish tint appearance towards glass solutions that provide a neutral grey appearance, giving a more sophisticated, classy touch and look to the building.”

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The curtain rises on Emerald Palace Kempinski Dubai

An extraordinary palace by the sea…

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As anticipation levels reach an all-time high, the curtain rose on Emerald Palace Kempinski Dubai as on 29 November 2018.

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et within 100,000 sq m, the Palace lies on the West Crescent of Palm Jumeirah, the world’s largest man-made island and archipelago.

Its privileged location boasts panoramic sea views and vistas of Dubai’s iconic skyline offering a tranquil and private escape, just a short drive away from the city’s vibrant attractions. Inspired by the palaces of 18th century Europe, guests can expect discreet service, refined dining and artfully curated experiences catering to the privileged few, setting a new precedent in a city synonymous with pioneering hospitality.

"We are all very proud celebrating the opening of Emerald Palace Kempinski Dubai, as part of our growing portfolio of iconic and luxurious hotels in the Middle East & Africa region. This beachfront, palatial resort property confirms our commitment to serving to the

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top segment of a growing luxury hospitality market. We remain committed to the vision of Dubai as one of the most innovative tourism destinations in the Middle East", says Henk Meyknecht, Chief Operating Officer - Middle East & Africa Kempinski Hotels.

Rising above the cobalt blue waters of the Arabian Gulf, and flanked by a 500 m private white sand beach, the Palace is a regal landmark offering 391 luxurious rooms, suites and villas. During their stay, guests will have remarkable facilities at their disposal, with eight exquisite restaurants and bars, including miX by Alain Ducasse, the first restaurant in the United Arab Emirates for the three Michelin-starred chef; a 3,000 sq m Cinq Mondes spa; cuttingedge wellness center and yoga studio; kids’ and teens’ club; and the largest private cinema on Palm Jumeirah.

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Combining grandeur and opulence, the extraordinary permeates throughout Emerald Palace Kempinski Dubai. Every aspect is designed to perfection from the 6,400 chandeliers that dazzle around every corner, hand-painted 24-carat gold leaf detailing with handcrafted motifs, classical friezes and a jewel-toned color palate adding to the sublime ambience.

Inspired by the glorious European palaces of the past, this magnificent building has been meticulously conceived to stay faithful to neoclassical architecture and design with perfect proportion and symmetry evident throughout.

These characteristics are perfectly captured in the five striking Palladian domes that form the distinct silhouette of the property, and in the eight marble columns in the grand atrium, intricately pieced together using the finest pink Portuguese marble, Rosa Portogallo.

“We are delighted to welcome our first guests at Emerald Palace Kempinski Dubai. The Palace is a magnificent architectural masterpiece that brings European craftsmanship to Middle East through its design and unique guest experiences, characterized by a product of the highest caliber.

Every single detail was carefully handcrafted; exquisite materials were meticulously selected from the best producers across Europe.

Having such an outstanding Palace, our priority is to provide the highest quality service by exceeding our guests’ expectations and creating memories that will last a lifetime,” says Sébastien Mariette, Managing Director – Emerald Palace Kempinski Dubai and Kempinski Hotel and Residences Palm Jumeirah.

Highly skilled craftsmen have utilized the finest materials handpicked from Italy, France and

across Europe. From the grand atrium that features a striking chandelier made from 40,000 Swarovski crystals, to an ornate ballroom accented with damask silk tapestries, and the Blüthner Supreme Edition Louis XIV grand piano in the spectacular Blüthner Hall, every detail has been customdesigned to deliver authenticity and uncompromising European style.

With room sizes starting at 65 sq m, one of the largest lead-in room categories on Palm Jumeirah, accommodation at the Palace caters for guests with refined taste and those who enjoy the finer things in life. All guest rooms deliver stunning regal décor, a lounge area to relax, a polished marble bathroom and expansive balcony with striking views across the palatial gardens, Arabian Gulf or Palm Lagoon. Visitors residing here can indulge in 24-hour butler service, making for a special and memorable experience. The unique Presidential, Royal and Mezzanine Suites showcase stately splendor at its finest with floor to ceiling windows, freestanding bathtubs, separate lounge areas and sublime high ceilings. For a truly luxurious residential experience, the collection of ten stand-alone 57

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four-bedroom Royal and Imperial Villas are uniquely positioned flanking the gardens and adjacent shoreline and feature their own rooftop pool, Jacuzzi, spa room and the dedicated butler service to cater to guests’ every need.

Emerald Palace Kempinski Dubai boasts a collection of eight sumptuous dining offerings fit for royalty. Blüthner Hall offers an exquisite culinary experience in the finest of settings with a carefully crafted High Tea Collection presenting five distinct experiences inspired by iconic 18th century classical composers. miX by Alain Ducasse, the first restaurant of the three Michelin-starred chef in the United Arab Emirates and the largest in his restaurant group, will welcome its first guests on the 15 December. Paying tribute to local produce with contemporary and classical French influences, guests can enjoy al fresco dining on the sixth floor rooftop while taking in the sweeping views of Dubai’s skyline. The gastronomic journey continues with European inspired, all-day dining at Le Jardin, stylish Pan-Asian steakhouse Matagi, Italian restaurant All’onda, developed in partnership with the renowned chef Chris Jaeckle, Mediterranean restaurant Villamoré, relaxed pool and beach bar Sablanc, and nightclub, lounge and live music venue, Skorpeus, which opens on the 10 December 2018.

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spa, a cutting-edge 24-hour Wellness Club offers Technogym equipment, with personal training also available. Set on a pristine stretch of white sand beach, guests can partake in a wealth of water sports and recreational activities such as paddle boarding, or take introductory courses in diving.

World-class amenities, including an outdoor pool, dedicated children’s pool, kids’ and teens’ club, an 18-hole putting green and private cinema, are at guests’ fingertips, whilst an expert concierge team is on hand to curate once-in-alifetime experiences.

When only a stately setting will do, Emerald Palace Kempinski Dubai offers a choice of supreme function rooms and business facilities. Fit for any royal occasion, the 612 sq m ‘Grand Salon Maximilian’ ballroom is an ornate work of art with exquisite design features delivering palatial glamour and finesse making it the ideal choice for lavish weddings, events or intimate family gatherings.

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İpeker excels in home and contract textiles İhsan İpeker: “Our products are technically over qualified for the needs of the contract market.”

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s one of the oldest textile companies dating back to the end of the 1800’s, Ipeker started in silkworm business. The first step for further development was taken by establishing a silk processing facility during the republican era in 1920 and a weaving loom in 1930.

The printing facilities have been operational in the years 1940 to 1950. All were the largest integrated silk factories in Europe and in the Middle East in those years.

Depending on its deep-rooted past, the company keeps innovating and now produces vegan cupra fabrics for the needs of home and contract textile producers. Emphasizing on human health and environment, vegan fabrics account for the largest share in the production. We talked with Ihsan Ipeker, general manager of the company, about their Vegan Cupra sleep sets they recently exhibited in Sleep Well Expo and about their services for the contract textiles.

How was your transfer into home and contract textile market?

We have specific and technically perfect fabrics that we produce in our factory. We do not want to limit the

Ä°hsan Ä°peker General manager

use of this fabrics only in clothing industry. After our research that our teams carried out in the market, we saw a good window of opportunity in home and contract textile markets.

Our products are technically over qualified for the needs of the market.

So, we decided to offer them to mattress manufacturers. Because, people spend their lives most in sleep,

so they need the highest comfort.

Vegan cupro fabric is the most natural product produced for the need of human skin.

What products are there in your sleep set? Can you detail with special emphasis on the contract market?

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Ipeker is a fabric supplier. We can also supply products for contractbased projects. We have special pillow covers in our sleep set. 7 to 8 hours on the average our skin touches fabrics of pillows, that should be highly qualified. Our product prevents drying of skin and keeps it moistened, thus reduces the aging symptoms. It is antistatic so it prevents the fluffing of hair in the morning. With its climatic properties, it maintains the temperature on the skin in all weather and seasons.

What were the concepts of the products that you displayed in Sleep Well Expo?

We exhibited all sleep products in every concept related to the sleep in Sleep Well Expo, besides our special vegan cupra alezes.

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hazards and chemicals. We also produce special technical fabrics for the delicate needs of the babies and the environment. We combined them with sleep sets targeting to newborns and kids.

Would you mention about the production capacity and the technology you utilize?

Our monthly production capacity is 1.2 million meters. A large part of it is composed of biodegradable products. Integrated production facility starts with yarn, to dyeing, printing and finishing, covers all stages of the process under one roof.

Do you have any message that you want to deliver to the industry?

In line with the deep roots of our company we have been focused on one line. Vegan products that we offer are the results of our sensitivity to the people and environment.

Though we are new in home textile business, we trust our innovative products to be successful in this segment as well.

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DEFNE KOZ signed new flooring series from AGT “The AGT Design

by Defne Koz Flooring Series” developed by the cooperation of AGT, which continues its path with the vision of the world brand and is the leading brand of the wood and forest products sector, and Designer Defne Koz, shapes the inspiration received from nature with the creative power of design.

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n the national and international market, furniture, decoration and construction sectors; with MDF, MF-MDF, panel, profile and flooring production, AGT, which operates in more than 70 countries on 5 continents, has put “The AGT Design by Defne Koz” flooring series, bearing Designer Defne Koz’s signature, with two different collections, Bliss and Spark, into use.

“The AGT Design by Defne Koz” flooring series began with the inspiration of Designer Defne Koz's curiosity for the balance between human production and natural; instead of using natural wood patterns, it came up with the beauty of nature and the creativity of man coming together.

Designer Defne Koz stating that she brought together the best aspects of what is designed with natural; combined warm colors, tapestry, organic patterns and natural features of wood, with a wide range of colors and the differentiating qualities of man-made in her collection. “The AGT Design by Defne Koz ” flooring series, which is formed by the richness and depth of the designed patterns, gives shape to the inspiration from nature with the creative power of design.

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Parametric reflection of nature: BLISS The Bliss Flooring Collection, which is the first of two collections, has a special patented lock system, 10 mm thickness, AC4 wear class and a 15year product warranty and consists of 4 different colors. Designed with a soft and calm pattern similar to natural veins, the shape and density of the veins are shaped by parametric design. Bliss is a very attractive choice for designers, architects and interior designers who want a rich floor covering and appeal to a calm and peaceful mind, with a resemblance to the texture of the silk changing with the reflection of light...

Strong balance of organic and flat patterns: SPARK Spark Flooring Collection, which draws attention with the same design through its upper surface texture, has a special patented lock system, 12 mm thickness, AC4 wear class and 15-year product warranty and consists of 4 different colors. With a rich pattern in which natural wood veins are designed with geometric lines; it is possible to mention a balance of organic and flat patterns in the product which has the one-to-one following surface texture. Spark is the perfect choice for an impressive floor covering in large spaces where architects want to apply a pattern and surface with a strong identity, or in common use areas such as the hotel lobby.

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Technology parks contribute $3.6B to exports, generate $11.6B in sales

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echnology parks across Turkey, which are being called technoparks, have so far generated $3.6 billion for the country's exports thanks to the numerous products developed and commercialized as the regime of import substitution has made significant contributions to the reduction of dependence on foreign technology. While the efforts to develop high-tech products with domestic facilities continue intensively, technoparks play an important role in the commercialization of these products.

Industry and Technology Minister Mustafa Varank said that Turkey currently hosts 81 technoparks, the first of which was established in 2001 with the Law on Technology Development Zones.

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Some 59 of these parks launched technology and innovation activities and the remaining 22 will be operational after infrastructure work is completed.

Varank pointed out that many benefits are provided for enterprises in technoparks, such as tax and premium exemptions. "As an indicator of the importance we attach to technoparks, we have provided TL 750 million ($137.35 million) in grant support to these regions as the ministry for 14 years. We bring together universities and industrialists, as well as theoretical knowledge and practice, through technoparks," he said.

Varank stated that 5,150 technologybased enterprises are operating in technoparks with the supports and

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incentives provided and that 49,332 people, including 40,000 research and development (R&D) personnel, are employed here.

"Technoparks reached TL 63.3 billion in sales and $3.6 billion in exports. The number of registered patents in these regions reached 22,000. At this point, technoparks have ceased to be the campuses that only host technology-based businesses," Minister Varank continued.

He said that thanks to the qualified services provided, companies in these regions grew faster and healthier; national and international investors made significant investments in these companies; and many strategic products such as domestic antivirus software, high-speed data communication chip design and high performance solar technologies were developed.

The minister pointed out that there are also companies that received investments thanks to the successes they achieved as a result of R&D projects after stepping into entrepreneurship in technoparks.

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Effects of design on success “Sales offices have important hints about both the quality of the project and the life style that they offer”

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ollowing her graduation from ITU, architect Yelin Evcen first founded an office in 2004. When she met with Gonul Ardal, they decided to establish Gonye Design in 2010 by combining the first syllables of their names.

Since then they began to collect awards from the country and from abroad. Since 2017 they have served as “Design Center” in affiliation with the Ministry of Science and Technology. Evcen says about their firm, “We are an indoor design firm aiming at satisfying people with their living spaces by developing, innovating and targeting the best in our work.” Contract Business asked more details about their success story.

What were the major projects of Gonye Design in the past?

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In 2017-2018 years we have completed all indoor architectural works of design and projects of Nidapark Kucukyali and Nidapark Kayasehir, including the decoration of their sales offices. We made two sample flats for Yedi Mavi project that has brought us IDA Design Award of Los Angeles. Other works of our firm include several projects for several companies namely the HerDem Living Village in Silivri, Self Istanbul, Aci Schools, Transform Fikirtepe, Referans Bahcesehir, As Maslak, Nef Bahcelievler and Yalikavak. As office and showroom projects we have finished works of Gelecek Automotive, Egemer Mercedes, Decovita Seramic’s Spain and Turkey fair stands, antre café design for Oyun Atolyesi, a duplex apartment in Erenkoy and a private villa of 1000 sqm in Toskana Evleri.

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Bizim Mahalle, Luxin project, Akpres and Boeing Teknokent offices, sample flats for Skyland and Strada are our projects now are on the go.

How far may the power of design be effective on the decision processes of the prospective buyers in real estate sales offices?

Sales offices have some effects on decision-making processes of the customers by reflecting the vision of the investment company and the concept of the project and provide them more info by having a sample living space for demo to produce a real experience. It is not enough to tell or promote about the project.

Demo houses offer several hints about the prospective lives and

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experiences in the work offered to the potential buyers. In a well-designed sales office, promotional teams have been more effective on the decision process of buyers.

How do you see the general style of contract buildings in Turkey? Do you think that geographical factors have an impact on the spirit of the buildings?

Since the buildings are designed and developed by the people their geographical characters may have some effects on the buildings they designed. Real estates have to be designed by counting on the specifications of the location in terms of topography, climate, and risk of natural disasters. Besides, cultural, historical, and social conditions affect the soul of the buildings. All are the parts of a whole, as it is valid also in other fields of arts, sociology of the community has some effects on buildings and buildings affect the sociology. They interact mutually.

In line with globalization, geographic, cultural and social worlds are becoming more and more intertwined worldwide. We can see this on the similarity of the cities in the world. Those communities or nations who could not own their cultures and do not relate them to the next generations are zeroing their past, memories and cultures by pursuing a ruin-then-rebuilt motto under a trend called urban transformation after an utopia of a “new life�. This is my answer to your question, how do I think about the soul of the buildings in Turkey. They are fare from the geography, history, culture, aesthetics of the local and made by contractors on costs and profits bases.

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What are the major design styles that we see in common spaces?

Different criteria are to be applied in the functions and designs of common spaces because they are designed for multiple types of users. Acoustic measures, ratio of daylight, heating and cooling needs are major criteria affecting designs. We emphasize that common spaces should be warm, humanistic and entertaining. We take some measures to adjust the scales of people and the space by using decorative articles. We love to use vivid and natural colors in balance.

We prefer smooth flows instead of sharp contrasts. Durable materials are used on floors because of high traffic. We use different materials more than one on the walls for getting rid of uniformity.

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Flame retardant textiles, inevitable for contract areas The field of flame retardancy has witnessed rigorous development in the area of new technologies, products and materials to meet the challenge and needs of ever-changing safety regulations and cope with the changing requirements of everyday use.

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here is nothing inflammable in the world and fire is one of the most destructive forces on the globe. Fire cases are hard to fight and often impossible to control, and in many cases they end up with loss of human life, injury, and damage properties. Many industries have been working for a long time to develop products, methods, and processes to fight against fire and to limit the dangers and threats from fire, such as sprinkler systems, fire extinguishing systems, and smoke and fire detection devices.

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What are flame-retardants (FRs)?

Flame-retardants are chemicals that are added or applied to materials in order to slow or prevent the start or growth of fire. They are chemical compounds added to or otherwise incorporated into plastic compounds to provide varying degrees of flammability protection. FRs give the victims of fire more time to escape, limit the loss of life and injury, and protect property. World brands such as Trevira, Lenzing, Clariant, Sateri International, etc. have been

constantly innovating materials and solutions to complement the best textiles for fighting with fire.

Flame-retardant textile products go through many processing steps that contribute to their overall chemical footprints and sometimes the final chemical residues remaining in the finished product.

Flame retardants (FR) are chemical compounds added to or otherwise incorporated into plastic compounds to provide varying degrees of flammability protection.

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bumpers, overhead compartments, and other parts of automobiles, airplanes, and trains.

Where are flame-retardants used?

Flame-retardants have been used in many consumer and industrial products since the 1970s, to decrease the ability of materials to ignite.

Flame retardants are often added or applied to the following products: Furnishings, such as foam, upholstery, mattresses, carpets, curtains, and fabric blinds.

Electronics and electrical devices, such as computers, laptops, phones, televisions, household appliances, and wires and cables. Building and construction materials, including electrical wires and cables, and insulation materials, such as polystyrene and polyurethane insulation foams.

Transportation products, such as seats, seat covers and fillings,

Many flame retardants have been removed from the market or are no longer produced. However, because they do not easily break down, they can remain persistent in the environment for years.

Flame-retardant finishes provide textiles with an important performance characteristic.

Protection of consumers from unsafe fabric is only one area where flame retardancy is needed. Firefighters and emergency personnel require protection from flames as they go about their duties. Floor coverings, upholstery and drapery also need protection, especially when used in public buildings. The military and the airline industry have multiple needs for flame-retardant textiles.

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little or no adverse effect on the textile’s physical properties; retaining the textile’s aesthetics and physiological properties; being produced by a simple process with conventional equipment and inexpensive chemicals; and being durable to repeated home launderings, tumble dryings and dry cleaning. It has been possible to meet these requirements for many textile products since before 1983 and our society enjoys a safer environment as a result.

Progress is continuing in this field and recent reviews have highlighted advances in the understanding and chemistry of flame-retardants, but progress has been relatively slow and the advances quite minor and specialized. Two excellent reviews have appeared and should be required reading for those wishing to have a comprehensive understanding of treatment with flame-retardant finishes. This chapter will cover the same ground in a much more general way.

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d.ream -Doğuş Restaurant Entertainment and Managementopens its first restaurant in Boston

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ahita officially opened its doors at 100 Arlington Street in the Back Bay, Boston. A markedly international approach to fine dining, Nahita combines Asian and Latin American cuisines with a touch of Turkish influence in homage to its roots. An expansive menu, the global offerings include dishes representing Latin American and Peruvian cuisines as well as Nikkei and Japanese, all coming together in a cohesive and approachable way.

Owned and operated by d.ream (Doğuş Restaurant Entertainment and Management), known around the world for its award-winning dining concepts, Nahita is the company’s first investment in Massachusetts. Today, d.ream has a unique position in the food and beverage sector through the variety and number of restaurants it operates both in Turkey and internationally.

With its extensive know how, d.ream continues to introduce new innovative concepts and a wide variety of dining experiences worldwide. Nahita is preceded by several successful American locations of leading d.ream concepts, including Zuma and Nusr-Et Steakhouse.

Fronted by Salt Bae aka chef Nusret Gökçe, Nusr-Et steakhouse offers an elevated experience and is internationally known thanks to a viral 2017 video that earned Gökçe his “Salt Bae” moniker. First opened in Miami in late 2017, a New York City location quickly followed. That same year, Da Mario and Zaytinya also successfully opened in Dallas. d.ream went on to open additional locations in New York and Boston

in order to strengthen its operations in USA. Like existing successful brands in USA, Nahita will draw inspiration and creatively reinterpret d.ream’s core international influences.

Nahita was inspired by its sister restaurant Fenix, with locations in Istanbul and Bodrum. “In order to successfully enter and succeed in the Boston market, we knew we would have to be special, so we handselected one of d.ream’s gems – Fenix – and translated it into Nahita,” said Levent Veziroglu, CEO of d.ream. “As one of the country’s most international cities, we are excited to bring our style of hospitality, food and drink to Boston.”

At Nahita, the global menu spans from Nikkei dishes such as Cebiches and Tiraditos to Japanese dishes like Sashimi, to straight up Latin American flavors in the To Share and Entrée sections, including Guacamole & Homemade Chips,

Beef Barbacoa and Elote. Extensive Taco section and For the Table options offers a sophisticated dining experience.

Hand-crafted cocktails, an extensively international wine selection and a menu that spans the globe are three reasons to dine at Nahita; the fourth is the truly striking ambiance, designed by Istanbul and London-based Zeynep Fadıllıoglu Design. They are responsible for the aesthetic of over 450 projects all around the world, including the two Fenix locations in Turkey, from which Nahita is inspired. This is their first project in Boston.

Offering a unique atmosphere with fine details, guests will enjoy great music, great ambiance and a great dining experience at Nahita Boston.

Nahita serves dinner daily from 5:30PM-10:00PM SundayWednesday and 5:30PM-11:00PM Thursday-Sunday.

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ihat Yildiz has been designing spaces especially for coiffure and beauty parlors since 2010. Having branches in New York and Bodrum, Nihat Yildiz says that his company has the largest showroom for equipment for beauty parlors and coiffures in Europe.

In addition to designing beauty parlors as his expert field, Nihat Yildiz designs for backstage halls, kids coiffure parlors and similar other interior decoration works for both domestic and foreign customers.

We talked to designer Nihat Yildiz about how the negative effects of the approaching winters can be minimized and what makes a good design for the life of people experiencing those designs.

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How should the Fall-Winter decorations be in spaces?

Darker colors entered in our lives while the autumn and winter come. The fuchsia tones are to be replaced by tones of soil that are more soothing this Fall. The need for contrast will be produced by using mustard shades instead of gleaming yellows, the brick colors replacing oranges, to khaki shades instead of vivid greens.

The way to make changes in decorations passes through changing smaller objects. For example, you may prefer frames of winter themes that produce warmer feelings. You may also replace small items like trinkets with object that are reminiscent the winter. The taste of romantic and warmer spaces is maximized by using candle lights used as accessories. It is possible to make the spaces warmer with small touches by using small accessories.

“Design is so powerful that it directly affects the behaviors of the people who have been in the designed space.�

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How can we raise the energy of living spaces?

Light is an important source of energy, so you should allow more day light entering in the spaces. Green plants produce positive energy. They produce a healthy and energetic environment. You may reserve spaces for objects you love, items that remind beautiful memories, and photos of happy faces in the home and work places. Candle light produces positive effect both with its scent and its soothing ambient. You have to prefer soft tone light bulbs that produce day light if you want to provide a warmer environment on the floor lamp, chandelier and lampshades instead of lighting from single source.

It is possible to expand visually the outlook of narrow spaces by using right designs?

Firstly, lighter tones should be used on the furniture and wall in narrow spaces. Accessories may be used on the walls, as well as glass coffee tables, plexi chairs, to make the environment more spacious.

Draperies mounted on the ceiling helps to make the environment is seen higher and wider then the actual sizes. Chairs that have legs should be used instead of armchairs without legs. TV set should be placed at the focal point in living spaces.

How deep the design of spaces affects the psychology of the people?

Design is so powerful that it directly affects the behaviors of the people experiencing the designed space. Any building or the space that was successfully designed has direct effects on the psychology of people. When the daylight was not utilized effectively, or the lightning and colors used are faulty the psychology of people living in those environments deteriorates.

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Different styles with selfpatterned carpet tiles designed for offices Soft and strong combinations with Osaka and Rainfall.

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n modern carpet tiles, changes of tone combined with angles in varying proportions have been used to form patterns of designs.

Ateco Zemin presents Osaka and Rainfall, the carpet tiles imported from the UK to provide the freedom of customization of interior spaces to the users.

Osaka and Rainfall, the new carpet tiles Ateco Zemin imported from the UK, featuring a palette of 12 colours developed using 100 per cent polyamide yarn attract attention.

Specially designed carpets featuring the Bfl-s1 low flammability

characteristics represent Ateco Zemin’s design perspective with a feeling as if a different type of material is used in each section of flooring. Osaka, the carpet tile inspired by Japanese culture represents the traditional practice of origami and, geometry.

The abstract nature of the design of Osaka interpreted in a multitude of cultural ways under the inspiration of organic and reminiscent of a bamboo forest floor is teamed with a diverse colour palette that allows it to have a soft and strong look. Rainfall aims at being one of the indispensables of interior spaces by encompassing

changes of tone in varying proportions expertly working with any interior space has been designed to work as a stand-alone product, while complementing Osaka.

Rainfall gives a slightly different look to each section of flooring, and encompasses an all over effect of a subtle integration in corners.

An outstanding choice Rainfall and Osaka, the new members of the Ateco Zemin collection invite everybody who looks for a natural touch in their interior spaces to Ateco Zemin in Istinye.

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Kalebodur offers flawless solutions to architectural buildings with ‘Kalesinterflex’

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name that is identified with ceramic tiles, Kalebodur offers opportunities to make modern living spaces and the applications of new ideas in construction with its Kalesinterflex that brings the freedom and originality in architectural projects.

Offering maximum performance at larger sizes, the product goes beyond the expectations having a concept series enriched by decorative elements.

Addressing the innovative talents of the architectures, Kalebodur brings a fresh new point of view to the architectural designs and construction technologies by offering Kalesinterflex, a thin and elastic ceramic tile having the largest dimensions in the world.

An indispensable alternative for architectural projects, the product attracts the interest of professionals who seek larger variety of selections for color and structure, besides its flexibility and efficiency in applications. It paves the way for an architectural language that brings forth the tectonic values of buildings.

Kaleinterflex offers unlimited dimensions for great ideas seeking more freedom and flexibility in design. Made of 100 x 300 cm and

120 x 360 cm sizes the product is produced as a porcelain ceramic as thin as 3 to 5 mm. It may be produced at special sizes depending on the needs of the project. The product is made by using 18 main colors on matt or glossy surfaces by using digital printing technology to produce tiles having an outlook of metallic, wooden, cement or natural stone.

The product also is a product of environment friendly production process. Kalesinterflex has a certificate of Ecospecifer. When compared with traditional production processes, it has 20-fold less gas and dust emission and 1000 times less CO2 emission. Only 8 liters of water is consumed for the production of one sqm of this product, while in standard tile production 50 liters of water is needed. Energy consumption for the production of Kalesinterflex is 3 times less and electric consumption is 4-fold less than others.

The product is perfect for dimmed spaces where the protection against bacteria is important. Since it is easy to clean, detergent consumption is down to the minimum. It keeps is original form and first day appearance against the harms and abrasion of cleaning chemicals.

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Kize Furniture makes its presence felt in international market Started its operations in a small factory in 1989, Kize Furniture shows its power in the industry with modern manufacturing site, which founded on 7,000 m² area and equipped with the latest technology.

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e talked to Tolga Uludemirciler, one of interior architect of Kize Furniture, about the project-based works for domestic and foreign markets of Kize Furniture, which is getting ready to 2019 by increasing its export targets.

and now it has been a furniture manufacturing plant equipped with latest technology to tripple its capacity located in Istanbul’s Arnavutköy. When it comes to our operations we combine all design imaginations with the natural sense of wood in all places from individual living spaces to public areas.

Could you brief us Kize Furniture’s product portfolio and production capacity?

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special customers directed to hotels, housings and villa projects. Based on our past experiences our factory was designed and built exactly to respond the needs of the sector. For this reason all infrastructural works to be needed during operations were completed by ourselves. This, of course, offers us a lot of advantages.

We have been continuing our works on team system. From the evaluation process up to implementation and mounting we have a quite systematic infrastructure.

If you are going to progress systematically in manufacturing the observation possibility of all production stages will be very important. Today when a product is planned and starts to be produced we can see every moment of its advancements such as at which stage it is and at what position it is.

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alert from the beginning of a project that they will mount and follow the product together with the manager of production team. In short, the field teams’ being our personnel provide benefit to us on right and appropriate delivery of the projects.

Which markets do you address in domestic and abroad?

When we, as Kize, look at the projects delivered in the past and the ones have still been continuing, I can say that we are undertaking a lot both at home and abroad. In abroad, we have completed projects in countries such as Georgia, USA, Romania, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan.

Most of these projects are five-star hotels. It is also eye-catching that we completed 15 branch offices of one of the biggest bank chains of Georgia under the name of “Premium Service” scattered over the country.

These lead me to say that we don’t differentiate project-based works and we want to involve in all projects that we can handle. There are many projects we completed and some still in progress projects such as hotels, housings, stores, restaurants for our special customers in domestic market as well as in foreign countries such as Kazakhstan, Georgia, Montenegro, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and United Arab Emirates. Especially our participation in fairs and the blossoming of the construction sector in the Gulf countries we have placed special attachment in that region.

What are your basic criteria aimed at sales and marketing?

I can best answer this question by highlighting that our most basic target is 100%customer satisfaction.

This is not a cliché saying but a principle. One of our managers had stated many years ago as: “We never differentiate works as small or big.

For if you don’t treat all works with the same strictness and care you will fail. And failure, in its turn, covers the success. Our principle is to offer quality, timing and architectural

beauty to your demand. Apart from this, our biggest priority is to deliver the work which will make customer happy and comfortable. This is the most pleasant thing for us.” At this sense, this is one of the reasons why our customers prefer us. We never consider any of our projects as only one single project. When we look at our today’s customer portfolio we see that we have been cooperating with many of them for many years. This proves the identity of the service that we render. When it comes to the answer of your question as a brief I can say that our sales and marketing strategy depends on customer satisfaction. As I mentioned above

every new customer continues to be our customer in the future and becomes a good reference for us for the future projects.

Do you have exports?

60% of our sales go to export markets. Our export volume increases every year. As I mentioned earlier we enriched our customer portfolio through fair participations we realized in recent years. We visit the people who we meet in these fairs in their offices or factories during the yearlong. This sets up a good opportunity to stay familiar and to strengthen the cooperation. In fact

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we will empower our existence in Dubai through a new local contact that we will establish cooperation.

How did you set up your design strategy for this year? Can you evaluate the situation of the industry with expectations and targets while we are getting closer to the year end?

While we are getting closer to the year end and I can say that we have completed various housing, hotel and special customer projects in domestic market. If we look at our case in foreign countries, as I mentioned earlier, we have a good part of our production for exports. We set our goals to increase our exports every year. We are taking necessary steps in order to realize our targets at this sense. If we want to cite one of these I can say that we are a member of TCF (Turkish Contract Furniture) UR-GE (development of international competitiveness) cluster undertaken by Expoters’ Union with 84

the support of Ministry of Economy for about 2 years. As a follower of all developments addressing to export markets in this cluster we attend all events realized. For this reason most of the projects that we have finished in 2018 are in foreign market.

Do you invest in the technology?

As you know, the world is moving towards Industry 4.0 and technology goes to enormously frightening dimensions step by step. If we want to compete and reach our targets we have to improve productivity to

higher levels, increase flexibility and reduce costs. To this end, we have to keep pace with contemporary developments in technology. Both our factory manager and our teams and engineers are trying to bring everything to our factory in order to increase productivity in production.

Finally, what would you like to say about Kize’s general growth strategy, target markets and plans for the year 2019?

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company, we had tripled our production capacity and invest on machinery. With our growth policy and projects we got a position to serve faster and at higher quality standards. Today we have the latest technology machinery, a powerful product portfolio that is up to the European standards and the certificates their quality. OHSAS 18001, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, FSC and fire resistant door certificates are among them… In the coming years, our target is to be a good position in furniture industry in the region. You will see a great number of Turkish company who assumed several projects ongoing in the Middle East, in the Gulf countries and in the Central Asia. The experiences that Turkish companies have accumulated in construction industry in the world can be valuable support for the success of furniture firms.

“Export has top priority in our targets for the year 2019” Exports rank at top among the targets of our company for the year 2019. In addition to the Gulf and Central Asian countries that we already have very close relations, the US, Europe and the Balkan countries will be our target markets in the coming periods. We will put our efforts in order to get into new markets, to get new customers and to participate more fairs in 2019.

We will take part in the efforts of exporters association who aims to open new markets for its members.

We will be the greatest supporter and participants of Turkish Contract Furniture and production development project group. In summary, we put our efforts fully in all markets out of our target markets without differentiating among any countries. We may get offers for special projects from countries no one can imagine, and this proves that the world is getting smaller and smaller. Kize Furniture Co. Inc., as a Turkish firm, we will do what we can in all projects in abroad to improve our position in world markets.

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Ant Yapi renovates the Crown Building in Manhattan

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ne of the symbolic buildings of Manhattan, New York, the Crown Building is to be restored by Ant Yapi. Built in 1921, the Crown will be turned into hotel and residence. This is the first project of Ant Yapi in the US. When completed the building will become a new attracting point in the area having 26 flats, 83 hotel rooms, spa and pool, gym, restaurants and jazz club. Costing about 300 million dollars the project will be completed in 28 months.

Mehmet Okay, Chairman of Ant Yapi, said on the occasion, “As Ant Yapi, we have completed several great projects since the beginning

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of 1990 especially in Russia, Turkic republics and England. We were chosen as the main contractor for the Crown Building, one of the symbols of New York City, and this is our first project in the USA.�

Owned by August Hecksher, a wealthy businessman of the era, The Crown Building was originally designed by Warren & Wetmore, the then a prestigious architect office in 1921, that has also put its signature on other iconic buildings like Grand Central Terminal.

The historic building was first built as Heckscher Building and hosted Museum of Modern Arts and other selected art galleries for

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years and has the title of being the highest building in Midtown of Manhattan. The height of the historical building is 126 meters having two basement and 25 normal floors.

Remembered first when New York mentioned, the Crown Building is one of the early samples of the New York construction plan published in 1916 that emphasized on the formation of terraces recessing back step by step. The faรงade of the building was embellished with original figures of French Renaissance and that resembles a royal crown made of golden leaves coated on copper rooftop.

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Bilişim Vadisi was designed

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ilişim Vadisi is one of the largest techno park campus in Turkey within 1 million 500 thousand sqm. closed area in Muallimköy Gebze – İzmit. This complex will be hosting 5.000 research development companies in where has got also lots of different functional buildings such as offices, innovation & incubator centers, hotel and congress center, social activities, sport and commercial center. OSO Architecture has still been working for the interior design of this complex. Accordingly the interior design management and construction supervision services has been given under the different space categories such as administrative entrance floor, exhibition hall, management office, incubator center, data center, corridors, common spaces and so on. The main purpose of the complex within the whole buildings is to support and encourage the development of new technologies.

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Accordingly the main concept of our projects was determined to use and emphasize the integration of technology into the interior spaces.

Our main purpose on this point was to give a feeling to all users that the whole interior ambiances are related to the technology. In order to achieve this result, the whole spaces were designed as having a contemporary and dynamic forms within using the new and modern materials and also using the new technologies. So the robotic arms, hologram, interactive led screens, computer coding language were used as design items which also help to dominate the inner ambiance. After all, the integrity of technology and interior space has been succeeded within this project.

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Project Name: Bilişim Vadisi Place: Muallimköy - Gebze / İzmit Client: Bilişim Vadisi Architectural company: OSO Mimarlık Tasarım Design Team: Ozan Bayık Serhan Bayık Okan Bayık Erkan Çeçen B. Bahar Çiçekçi Murat Lüleci Kübra Demirtuna Project Date: 2017 - Ongoing Photos: OSO Mimarlık Tasarım 89

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A brand’s story comes with sound steps: Resaschemie F ounded in 2014 and succeeded in becoming one of the most sought-after players in the sector in 4 years, Resaschemie is increasing its contribution to the economy by exporting 100% of its production. Not leaving the title of being an export champion to Bangladesh since its establishment, Resas now attracts interest by paying attention to the importance of trust and health on an international scale. Working for Turkey's 2023 targets Resaschemi’s Founder and Chairman Laura Gök expressed the importance of exports using the following phrases: "While we are manufacturing in one of the sectors where exports are perhaps the most difficult and intertwined with the health we aim to have a wide perspective by evaluating our opportunities up to the end.

For our country's 2023 targets, it is important to know what firms are doing and who increases their exports.”

Following their participation in MUSIAD fair, we met with Laura Gök, Founder and Chairwoman of Resaschemie, to get to know about the sector and its companies and get information about their 2019 targets.

First of all, what do you produce for the textile sector as Resaschemie?

We set out to produce textile chemicals. Resas Chemie produces mainly printing paste which are used in textile printing processes for various images as a background material. Today, with our brand that was established in 2014, we are 90

Resaschemie was founded 4 years ago

by Laura Gök. The company has a total production capacity of 800 tons per month. At the same time, in the first half of 2018, with an export volume of TL40 million Resas has become one of the leading companies in the sector in a short time.

producing in a factory of 7 thousand square meters.

Could you tell us about your production capacity and production volume?

We produce 25 tons of textile printing paste per day. Our weekly production reaches 175 tons.

Depending on the amount of orders, these figures go up.

"Printing paste is a must for textile"

What is this printing paste?

Printing paste is a layer applied on fabrics before printing colors and visuals on the material. Printing paste is used in both rotation and octopus printing machines. It is usually applied while printing texts and figures on T-shirts. Printing paste is filled directly into the machine and as it rotates, the pattern you want is printed on the products in the color you want. Print paste is indispensable for printing and patterning in all kinds of textiles you can think of such as linens, t-shirts and pants.

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main chemicals that give the pattern to the denim products. We export our products to various countries and companies. Most of them are mainly located in Bangladesh.

We're entering to Mexican market.

Our target for 2019 is to export to Indonesia. We are at the first rank in exports to Bangladesh in our own sector. There are many countries in the world where we can send our products. Among our targets are Russia, Mexico and Indonesia. It is difficult to export in our sector but with the importance that we attached to health and nature, we undertake the task of our production by exporting at international standards.

”We rank first in exports to Bangladesh in our own sector“ Laura Gök, Founder and Chairwoman of Resaschemie

Do you have a special R&D work on this subject as Resaschemie?

What products do you manufacture other than printing paste?

We started to produce chemicals used in denim products. They are the

What are the basic factors you pay attention in production?

Our product range includes eco-labeled products. Our production is 100% natural and our products are subjected to all tests required for export. We are one of the two Turkish companies in Turkey certified by Bluesign, a verification company headquartered in Switzerland. We have such certificates that are difficult to get including Bluesign, GOTS, Greenscreen and Tox certifications.

We have a new product, a dark floor pastry, and we are quite sure about its success. This product allows you to print any color on a black fabric.

Usually when you print on black, you can't get a vivid color. So, we have done a lot of researches to develop this. Thanks to this product, we have obtained a product that does not have any fading and provides the permanency of different colors on black even after 25 washing cycles. There are great demands from countries like Pakistan and Bangladesh, which we can count as the heart of textile. Compared to other world brands, our test results are very affirmative.

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You say that your products are natural but you produce chemicals. How did you put these two opposite words together? Isn’t it an oxymoron?

As you say, there is a negative perception that chemical products pollute the environment. Part of this perception is true. We are doing our part to remove this perception. Our products are water-based and do not contain hazardous substances.

As a result of our R&D research, we test our products both in our own laboratories and in different laboratories. We don't harm the nature. We do not put waste to the nature during production. When we wash the machine, we use recycled water in the next production.

"We bring the world to you through B2B meetings" At which fairs will you be able to promote Resaschemie?

The ITMA held in Barcelona is the most prestigious and most visionary fair in the sector for us.

That's why we take part in ITMA and MUSIAD Expo. As MUSIAD International Commission Director of MOU, we made serious works for the 17th MUSIAD Expo this year. We went to every country you could think. We brought a committee of more than 90 people from The Netherlands. The delegations from many countries such as The Netherlands, Russia and Turkic Republics came to the fair. Buying delegations and committees from abroad, heads of commissions and chambers of commerce came to our country thanks to the work of our presidents. In a way our business people don't need to travel around the world. We're bringing the world to their places. Our business people participate in various fairs, take part in B2B negotiations, keep in touch 92

with people. Business people should not step back of e-mailing, calling and, if necessary, visiting them up to the doors of the factory to find and persuade new buyers and customers.

The year 2019 is seen on the horizone. What do you want to say about Resaschemie's short, medium and long goals, objectives and targets?

We are a company that sets goals for itself every day and gets stronger as we achieve them. We aim to start production of a different chemicals by mid-2019 in a production facility in Denizli Industrial Zone. In the new period, we will emphasize on foreign trade and logistics. Because people are afraid of exporting. In this way, the export potential of

our country is lost. Based on our experience with this step, we will say to our people, “Let us export your goods.” We are trying to do whatever we can to contribute to the vision of Turkey. Why shouldn’t we introduce the markets we know to other companies?

As an example, the export data of Turkey to Bangladesh was dropped recently. People who know this should take the lead as pioneers in developing projects for bilateral trade, so that our growth rate will go up. It is utmost important for our country's 2023 targets to know who is doing what to increase export earnings. I would like to thank all companies and people who have worked and engaged themselves on this vision.

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Ultra thin yet super strong ceramics in bathrooms of contract areas Appropriate for a wide-range of settings, IPALYSSÂŽ of Ideal Standard is beautiful enough to strike the right tone in luxury settings, including hotels, high-end apartment blocks, and restaurants.

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he new range of Ideal Standard is inspired by Bernard de Palissy, the famous 16th Century French ceramicist, who relentlessly pursued the secrets of very fine ceramics. Like him, the company has been pushing the boundaries of design to produce ceramics that are very thin, yet strong enough to withstand heavy daily use. It seemed only fitting to name the range of elegant, super-thin yet super-strong ceramics after de Palissy – and so IPALYSS® was born.

The lightest of light design ‘Light design’ is an important influence in fields as varied as architecture, manufacturing, and fashion. In order to achieve a light design in bathroom ceramics, Ideal Standard had to develop a new material which could be used to produce thin vessels that were both hard-wearing and elegant. And so they produced Diamatec, which made the strong, thin edges of the IPALYSS® range possible.

The IPALYSS® range comprises of vessels available in three versatile configurations. With a choice of overflow, no overflow, or overflow with deck, the range is a flexible and practical solution to the question of how to combine form and function.

With the Diamatec technology behind it, the IPALYSS® range of ceramics is as durable as it is elegant.

Appropriate for a wide-range of settings, IPALYSS® is tough enough to withstand demanding environments, and beautiful enough to strike the right tone in luxury settings, including hotels, high-end apartment blocks, and restaurants.

The thinking behind the design IPALYSS® combines hardwearing material with striking aesthetics.

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developed in conjunction with the multi-award winning designer Robin Levien. By working with Studio Levien, the designers and engineers of the company were able to be leaders in the ‘light design’ trend.

Designer Robin Levien comments and interprets: “The lightness of the design is expressed by a combination of two key elements: the concave exterior, which makes a small footprint, and the extremely fine edge. The super-strong Diamatec ceramic material has enabled to produce an almost flower-like appearance. Looks can be deceiving January/2019

though, as these are far from delicate basins – like a flower in the wind, thin can be strong. As always, I am looking for beauty combined with functionality, and with the IPALYSS® design, I feel I have really achieved this. The thin rims mean that the maximum functional area can be achieved within the overall dimensions of the basins. And because these designs are ‘all basin’ and ‘minimal rim’ any splashes or drips can be contained within them.

The oblong overflows, which are usually very difficult to produce, bring an extra touch of elegance to these basins, which are the ultimate in functionality.”

Beauty with inner strength Diamatec is the culmination of over 200 years of innovation in ceramics by Ideal Standard. The revolutionary ceramic allows for the first time to manufacture bathware with very fine, thin, straight edges that is nonetheless, extremely strong, and appropriate for a wide range of demanding environments.

The professional comment on the new development by the company: “Diamatec, our new thin ceramic material, was developed following investigation into other areas where ceramics are expected to be thin, strong, and attractive, such as hotel tableware. We chose the best and latest technologies from these and other sectors, and precisely blended ingredients such as Alumina, known for its hardness and strength, and Chamotte, which prevents cracking and adds structural strength. The result is a new material that is particularly suitable for demanding environments, where the need to combine strong aesthetics with hardwearing durability is paramount.”

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A.S.T. TOPDAGI TEKSTIL SAN. TIC. LTD.STI Contact Person: Ibrahim TOPDAGI Address: Buttim Is Merkezi, D-1 Blok,No: 238-239, 16250, Osmangazi/BURSA Tel: +90 224 211 34 55 Fax: +90 224 211 34 56 Web: www.asttopdagi.com Mail: asttopdagi@asttopdagi.com Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: AST, TOMRIS

ABC TEKSTIL GIYIM SAN. TIC. LTD. STI Contact Person: Cemal Gürsel ÖZDEMIR Address: Sahinler Köyü,No: 136, 20250 Pınarkent/DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 286 56 91 Fax: +90 258 286 53 87 Web: www.abctekstil.com Mail: abc@abctekstil.com Products: BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: LADIK

ABN PAZARLAMA KONFEKSIYON TEKSTIL SAN. TIC. LTD. STI Contact Person: Murat ÇOBAN Address: Hacı Eyüplü Mah., 3075 Sok.,No: 10, 20195, DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 371 58 26 Fax: +90 258 371 88 60 Web: www.abntekstil.com Mail: murat.coban@abntekstil.com Products: UPHOLSTERY, BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: FIORE

ADOKSAN TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: M.Bürkan UZUN Address: OSB, Kahverengi Cad., No: 17,16159, Nilüfer/BURSA Tel: +90 224 241 42 42 Fax: +90 224 241 42 41 Web: www.adoksan.com.tr Mail: sales@adoksan.com.tr Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: ADOKSAN

AGAOGLU TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Özcan AGAOGLU Address: Ankara Asfaltı Üzeri, 3. Km,64300, USAK Tel: +90 276 231 12 90 Fax: +90 276 231 16 89 Web: www.agaoglu.com Mail: ozcan@agaoglu.com Products: BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS Trademarks: YUVAM, HOME HARMONY

AKARCA TEKSTIL KONF. SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Murat ZÜMBÜLYUVA Address: DOSAB, M. Karaer Cad., Gül Sk.No: 13, 16369, BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 28 00 Fax: +90 224 261 28 05 Web: www.akarcatekstil.com Mail: akarca@akarcatekstil.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: AVILA

AKMAN TEKSTIL TIC. SAN. A.S Contact Person: Vehbi AKMAN Address: Prof. Dr. Turan Günes Cd. No: 114 34025, Zeytinburnu/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 558 34 34 / 558 44 87 / 558 29 20 Fax: +90 212 558 45 47 Web: www.akmangroup.com Mail: vehbi.akman@akman-tekstil.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY, BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS Trademarks: PINELLA, ECOBELLA, COVELLA, ECOBELLA HOME

AKOVA TEKSTIL VE TARIM ÜRÜNLERI TIC. SAN. LTD. STI Contact Person: Ibrahim AGANOGLU Address: Ankara Asfaltı Üzeri, Dokuzkavaklar Mah., No: 16620200, DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 268 44 44 Fax: +90 258 268 80 26 Web: www.akovatex.com Mail: info@akovatex.com Products: BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: ISTENECEK

ALERAN TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Deniz KÖKSAL Address: Barakfakih Sanayi Bölgesi, 22. Cad., No: 19, Kestel/ BURSA Tel: +90 224 384 15 17 Fax: +90 224 384 15 55 Web: www.alerantekstil.com Mail: info@alerantekstil.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: BONAPERDE

ALTINBASAK TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Mehmet ÇALISKAN Address: Organize San. Böl., Turan Bahadır Cd., No: 17, 20065, Gürlek/DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 269 10 69 Fax: +90 258 269 10 70 Web: www.altinbasak.com.tr Mail: mehmetcaliskan@altinbasak.com.tr Products: BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BATH SUITESBATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES, Trademarks: ALTINBASAK, ALTINBASAK ELEGANT

AMERIKAN HALI SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Ünal ÖNCEL Address: Eskisehir Karayolu, 68. Km 06900, Polatlı / ANKARA Tel: +90 312 648 00 88 Fax: +90 312 648 00 99 Web: www.american-carpet.com.tr Mail: info@american-carpet.com.tr Products: CARPET Trademarks: AMERICAN FLEX

ANILSAN HAVLU SAN. TIC. A.Ş.

Contact Person: Feridun ÇELEBİ Address: Dağeteği Mevki, Barakfakih, 16460, Kestel/BURSA Tel: +90 224 384 15 40 Fax: +90 224 384 15 39 Web: www.anilsan.com Mail: anilsan@anilsan.com Products: BED LINEN (Towels & Bathrobes) and Bed Linen Trademarks: ANILSAN

ANY TEKSTIL SAN. TIC. PAZ. A.S. Contact Person: Nesrin YILMAZ Address: DOSAB Girisi, M.Karaer Cad.No: 40, 16245, BURSA, Tel: +90 224 261 09 06 Fax: +90 224 261 09 05 Web: www.any.com.tr Mail: any@any.com.tr Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: CARRERA & ANY

ANKA DANIŞMANLIK TEKSTİL SAN. ve TİC. LTD. ŞTİ Contact Person: Serdar SÜTÇÜOĞLU Address: Karaağaç Cad. No:116 Altınboynuz Plaza D:7 34445 Sütlüce - Beyoğlu / İSTANBUL Tel: +90 212 255 7722 Fax: +90 212 255 73 33 Web: www.ankatex.com Mail: anka@ankatex.com Products: YARN, GREY CLOTHS, BEDLINEN, BATHLINEN TABLE LINEN, QUILTS+PILLOWS, CURTAINNING AND UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: ANKA

APRESAN SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Burhan BARUTÇU Address: Ferhatpasa Mah., G29 Sok. No: 29, 34888, Atasehir/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 216 471 22 00 Fax: +90 216 471 22 04 Web: www.apresan.com Mail: info@apresan.com Products: ROLLER BLIND FABRIC Trademarks: APRESAN

ARMANA TEKSTIL SAN. TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Özgür ACUN Address: DOSAB, Ali Osman Sönmez Cad., Papatya Sok., No: 13/ 2, BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 15 02 Fax: +90 224 261 15 03 Web: www.armana.com.tr Mail: export@armana.com.tr Products: CURTAIN, DECORATIVE FABRICS Trademarks: ARTARMANA

ASANTEKS TEKSTIL SAN. TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Levent ASLAN Address: Yıldırım Mahallesi, Tuna Sok. No: 47, 34045, Bayrampasa/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 437 30 30 Fax: +90 212 437 00 91 Web: www.asanteks.com Mail: info@asanteks.com Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: ASANTEKS

AYDIN TEKSTIL TIC. VE PAZ. A.S. Contact Person: Ali Sami AYDIN Address: Ikitelli OSB, Turgut ÖZAL Cad No: 124, 34308, Basaksehir/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 549 20 60 Fax: +90 212 545 20 59 Web: www.aydintekstil.com.tr Mail: ali@aydintekstil.com.tr Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY, MATTRESS TICKING Trademarks: Trademarks

AYHAN DENIZCI TEKSTIL SANAYI LTD. STI. Contact Person: Ayhan DENIZCI Address: DOSAB, M. Karaer., Yıldız Sok No: 19, Osmangazi/BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 33 37 Fax: +90 224 261 33 38 Web: www.marinerohome.com Mail: ayhandenizci@ayhandenizci.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: MARINERO HOME

BASARI TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Ramazan YILMAZ Address: Göveçlik Mah, Emin Durul Cad No: 26, 20254, DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 385 72 89 Fax: +90 258 385 74 51 Web: www.basaritekstil.com.tr Mail: ramazan@basaritekstil.com.tr Products: BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS Trademarks: Issimo Home HOME, MODAEV

BENTI TEKSTIL KONFEKSIYON SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Erol HIÇYILMAM Address: DOSAB, Reyhan Sok., No: 1,16369, BURSA Tel: 90 224 261 22 38 Fax: 90 224 261 23 49 Web: www.bentitextile.com Mail: info@bentitextile.com Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: ADDOBBARE

BERSAN TEKSTIL SANAYI VE TICARET A.S Contact Person: Aylin ÖZTÜRK Address: Atatürk Caddesi, No: 216, 16580, Gürsu/BURSA Tel: +90 224 376 01 32 Fax: +90 224 376 01 31 Web: bersan@bersan.com.tr Mail: bersan@bersan.com.tr Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: LEMANNY

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BERTEKS PAZARLAMA A.S. Contact Person: Osman Murat ERDEBIL Address: Demirtas Organize Sanayi Böl., Karanfil Sok., No: 5 16245, BURSA Tel: +90 224 280 27 00 Fax: +90 224 280 27 95 Web: www.berteks.com Mail: murat.erdebil@berteks.com Products: CURTAIN, YARN Trademarks: STARTÜL, DOLCAVITA, PESCOFIL

BEYZAN TEKSTIL SAN. VE. TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Ozan MAHIR Address: 1. Organize Sanayi Bölgesi, 22. Cad.,No: 24,38070, KAYSERI Tel: +90 352 322 14 06 Fax: +90 352 322 14 22 Web: www.beyzantekstil.com.tr Mail: o.mahir@beyzantekstil.com.tr Products: UPHOLSTERY, BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, ACCESSORY Trademarks: BEYZAN

BIRCE TEKSTIL SANAYI VE. TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Feyyaz KARACADAG Address: Nosab Köknar Cad., No: 22 16140, Nilüfer/BURSA Tel: +90 224 411 07 60 Fax: +90 224 411 07 62 Web: www.bircetekstil.com.tr Mail: export@bircetekstil.com.tr Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: BIRCE

BORELLI TEKSTIL IÇ VE DIS TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Bayram Ali BORALI Address: Yaylacık Yolu Tahtalı Köyü Girisi No: 11 Kayapa 16230 Nilüfer/BURSA Tel: +90 224 482 47 70 Fax: +90 224 482 47 66 Web: www.borelli.com.tr Mail: bayram@borelli.com.tr Products: CURTAIN, ACCESSORY Trademarks: BORELLI

BOYTEKS TEKSTIL SAN. VE .TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Mevlüt BAYDAR Address: Organize Sanayi Bölgesi, Gri Cad., 4. Sok., No: 1, 16150, Nilüfer/BURSA Tel: +90 224 241 69 00 Fax: +90 224 241 69 01 Web: www.boyteks.com Mail: mevlüt.baydar@boytesk.com Products: CURTAIN, BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS Trademarks: BOYTEKS

BRODERI NARIN ISLEMELI KUMAS SANAYI A.S. Contact Person: Baki GÜNAY Address: Mahmutbey Mah., Taşocağı Yolu Cad., No: 16, 34217, Bagcılar/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 446 37 93 Fax: +90 212 446 37 80 Web: broderinarin.com Mail: bakigunay@broderinarin.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks:

BURKAY TEKSTIL. SAN. VE . TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Feza DURAK / Hasan TULUM Address: Barakfakih San., Böl., AnkaraYolu 16. km, 16450, BURSA Tel: +90 224 384 12 55 Fax: +90 224 384 12 66-67 Web: www.burkay.com.tr Mail: demor@burkay.com.tr Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: DEMOR

ÇEVIKEL TEKSTIL TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Serkan ORGUN Address: DOSAB, Orkide Sok., No: 17, 16369, Osmangazi/BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 16 91 Fax: +90 212 261 13 70 Web: www.cevikeltekstil.com Mail: info@cevikeltekstil.com Products: CURTAIN, CARPET Trademarks: PRENDA, ARINNA

CANAVAR TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Cem TIRYAKI Address: Yayalar Mah., Yayalar Cad., No: 1, 34909, Pendik/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 216 307 46 98 Fax: +90 216 307 46 99 Web: www.majestik.com.tr Mail: cem@majestik.com.tr Products: ACCESSORY Trademarks: MAJESTIK

D.C.M. TEKSTIL KONF. SAN. TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Cengiz ÇALISKAN Address: ADDRESS : DOSAB, M.Karaer Cad., No: 24, Demirtas/BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 16 16-17 Fax: +90 214 261 02 99 Web: www.dcmtekstil.com.tr Mail: cengiz@dmctekstil.com.tr Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: SPINELLO

DATEKS TEKSTIL PAZARLAMA SAN. TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Murat DAĞLIOĞLU Address: Kemalpasa mah. Gençtürk cd. Mimarbası so. No:10 Laleli / ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 528 46 25 Fax: +90 212 520 13 36 Web: www.datekstekstil.com.tr Mail: info@datekstekstil.com.tr Products: CURTAIN, CURTAIN ACCESSORY Trademarks: Dateks

DERICIOGULLARI YAPI MALZEMELERI A.S. Contact Person: Ahmet Serkan ÇELIKYILMAZ Address: Barbaros Mah. Baraj Yolu Cad., No: 44,16245, BURSA Tel: +90 224 262 19 51 Fax: +90 224 262 51 41 Web: www.d-ev.com Mail: stola@d-ev.com Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: Trademarks

DERSIYON TEKSTIL ÜRÜNLERI SAN. TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Murat GENÇ Address: Organize Sanayi Bölgesi, Ali Osman Sönmez Bulvarı, 2. Sok No:7 16159 Nilüfer/ Bursa/TURKEY Tel: +90 224 243 7580 Fax: +90 224 243 7583 Web: www.dersiyon.com.tr Mail: muratgenc@dersiyon.com.tr Products: CURTAIN, BED LINEN MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS Trademarks: STELLA, TENDENZA

DEPAR DERI PLASTIK SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: M.Kemal BODUR Address: Firuzköy Yolu, Baglariçi Cad.,No: 68, 34850, Avcılar/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 428 35 35 Fax: +90 212 428 36 36 Web: www.deparderi.com.tr Mail: kemalbodur@deparderi.com.tr Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks:

DIKICI TEKSTIL AYAKKABICILIK ITH. IHR. SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI Contact Person: Erkut DIKICI Address: DOSAB, Yasemin Sok., No: 5, 16369, BURSA Tel: 90 224 261 24 24 Fax: 90 224 261 07 61 Web: www.dikicitekstil.com Mail: erkut36@hotmail.com - dikiciteks_2009@hotmail.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: DEHA

DILHAN TEKSTIL IÇ VE DIS TIC. SAN. A.S. Contact Person: Nermin BAYTIMUR EKIZ Address: DOSAB, Ali Osman Sönmez Cad., No: 516245 Osmangazi/BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 54 49 Fax: +90 224 261 10 98 Web: www.dilhan.com.tr Mail: nerminbaytimur@gmail.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: DILHAN

DINA VANELLI TEKSTIL SANAYI TICARET A.S. Contact Person: Rüçhan TACETTIN Address: Organize San., Böl., Gri Cad2. Sok., No:2, Bursa Tel: +90 212 657 56 12/224 243 8 Fax: +90 212 657 56 21/224 243 89 10 Web: www.vanelli.com.tr Mail: export@dina-vanelli.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: VANELLI, DINA

DINARSU IMALAT VE TIC. TAS. Contact Person: Altug GÖLLER Address: Yıldırım Beyazıt Mah. Barbaros Cad.,No: 73, 59500, Çerkezköy/TEKIRDAG Tel: +90 282 726 60 20 Fax: +90 282 726 60 29 Web: www.dinarsu.com.tr Mail: dinarsu@dinarsu.com.tr Products: CARPET Trademarks: DINARSU

DOST TEKSTIL KONF. SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Fatma ARPACI Address: Organize Sanayi Böl., 1.Kısım, Bayram Sit Cad., No: 4,20065, Honaz/DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 269 11 27 Fax: +90 258 269 11 54 Web: www.dosttextiles.com.tr Mail: fatma@dosttextiles.com.tr Products: UPHOLSTERY, BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: DOST

E.S.C TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI Contact Person: Günal BAYLAN Address: DOSAB, Papatya Sok., No: 2616369, Demritas/BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 14 78 Fax: +90 224 261 07 58 Web: www.esctextile.com Mail: esctextile@esctextile.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: RASS

EFOR TEKSTIL GÜBRE PETROL ÜRÜ. TUR. NAK. SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Hüseyin KAHRAMAN Address: Yaylacık Yolu Sok., No: 9, Tahtalı Köyü, Nilüfer/BURSA Tel: +90 224 482 44 23 Fax: +90 224 482 28 49 Web: www.efortekstil.com, www.efortextil.ru, www.eforsib.ru Mail: kahraman4316@hotmail.com Products: CURTAIN, BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETSBATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS ANDBATHROBES, ACCESSORY Trademarks: ARTINI, DOCCE VITA, ANJELLA, TABELLA, CANDELLA

EGEM TEKSTIL KONF. SAN. TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Arif TÜRKYILMAZ Address: Bozburun Mah., 7045 Sok No: 26, 20085, DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 371 82 96 Fax: +90 258 371 97 60 Web: www.egemtekstil.net Mail: arif@egemtekstil.com Products: BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: GREEN BLACK, PESKUR, ECO COTTON

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EKE TEKSTIL KONF. TUR. SAN. VE TIC. A.S Contact Person: Mehmet YAPRAK Address: Organize Sanayi Böl., Servergazi Cad.,No: 12, 20065, DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 269 15 56 Fax: +90 258 269 15 59 Web: www.eke.com.tr Mail: myaprak@eke.com.tr Products: BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS, BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: EKE HOME, HAMAM

EKT EKENLER TEKSTIL SAN. TIC. A.S Contact Person: Soner EKEN Address: Inegöl Org. San. Bölgesi, 4. Cad., No: 33, 16400, Inegöl/BURSA Tel: +90 224 714 86 76-77-78 Fax: +90 224 714 86 79 Web: www.ekt.com.tr Mail: info@ekt.com.tr Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: EKT INTERNATIONAL, FABLA INTERIORS, ECKEN, SABRI EKEN 1953

EREM TEKSTIL TIC. SAN. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Bahtiyar AYDEMIR Address: Ikitelli OSB, ISTEKS Sanayi Sitesi, C-4 Blok, No: 8, Basaksehir/ ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 485 55 33 Fax: +90 212 485 55 34 Web: www.eremtextile.com Mail: info@eremtextile.com Products: KNIT THROW, BLANKETS, ACCESSORY Trademarks: BETIRES® HOME

EPENGLE TEKSTIL Contact Person: Murat SEÇIM Address: Gümüssuyu Cad., Çiftehavuzlar ÇıkmazıNo: 4, 34020 Maltepe, Topkapı/ ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 482 26 60 Fax: +90 212 482 27 00 Web: www.epengle.com.tr Mail: epengle@epengle.com.tr Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks:

ELVIN TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Osman N. CANIK Address: Gebeçınar Mevkii, Elvin Tekstil, Çalı/BURSA Tel: +90 224 482 26 70 Fax: +90 224 482 26 69 Web: www.elvin.com.tr Mail: elvin@elvin.com.tr Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: ELVIN FABRICS, CHANAN DESIGNS, ELVIN KIDS COLLECTION, GREENGUARD

ERTEKS KADIFE TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Ali ÇAGLAYAN Address: Organize Sanayi Bölgesi, 2. Kısım, 20065, DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 269 16 23 Fax: +90 258 269 16 25 Web: www.ertekstekstil.com Mail: ali.c@ertekstekstil.com Products: BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS, BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: ROSEBERRY

ERTEKS TEKSTIL SAN. TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Erkan BASARAN Address: Inegöl-Bursa Yolu Üzeri, 3.KmNo: 110, 16400, Inegöl/BURSA Tel: +90 258 269 16 23 Fax: +90 224 714 20 31 Web: www.eba.com.tr Mail: finansman@eba.com.tr Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks:

ETG TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI Contact Person: Kadriye Tugba SARAYDAROGLU Address: Atatürk San. Sitesi, Fahri Korutürk Cad.,336. Sok., No: 8,34555, Hadımköy/ ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 771 16 40 Fax: +90 212 771 16 48 Web: www.believe.com.tr Mail: tugbas@believe.com.tr Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: BELIEVE

EVIMTEKS TEKSTIL INSAAT TURIZM SAN. ve TIC. A.S Contact Person: Birol BESLER Address: DOSAB Ali Osman Sönmez Cd.Nergiz Sk. No:4 Bursa / Türkiye Tel: +90 224 261 13 87 (pbx) Fax: +90 224 261 17 50 Web: www.evimteks.com.tr Mail: info@evimteks.com.tr Products: Fancy Drapery Fabric Trademarks: CARMINA

EVTEKS TEKSTIL KONFEKSIYON TUR. YAT. SAN. TIC. LTD. STI Contact Person: Isa DAL Address: Menderes Bulvarı No: 27/4 20085 Gümüsler/DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 371 88 15 pbx Fax: +90 258 371 88 20 Web: www.evteks.com.tr Mail: info@evteks.com.tr Products: BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS, BATH SUITES,BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: DALISA, UCUZAL, YENITA

FANTAZI PERDE KUMAS AKS. SAN. TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Özer ÖZBARUT Address: San-Bir Bulvarı 4. Bölge 7. Cad. No:42 34500 Çakmaklı Büyükçekmece/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 886 57 81 pbx Fax: +90 212 886 70 94 Web: www.trimland.com Mail: ozer@trimland.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: ÖZ-IS, TRIMLAND, FANTAZI PERDE, TRIMLINE, TENDEFILO, TENDECORD, TENDEMONOFILO

FESTIVAL TEKSTIL SAN. TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Ufuk COSKUNEL, Göksel GÜVEN Address: Oto San. Sit., 25. Blok, No: 22-28, 16290, BURSA Tel: +90 224 342 03 58 Fax: +90 224 342 12 28 Web: www.festivaltekstil.com Mail: export@festivaltekstil.com Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks:

FLOKSER TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. (SERTEX) Contact Person: Oguzhan BAHAR Address: Ürgüplü Cad., No: 1, 34555, Hadımköy/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 866 49 00 Fax: FAX +90 212 771 32 37 Web: www.sertex.com.tr Mail: info@sertex.com.tr Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: CREA, SEDERE, SERTEX IXIR, CLASSIC LEBON, DERRYTEX BY FLOKSER, ELEGANCE

MANGA, NANO LEATHER BY FLOKSER, CONTRACT BY FLOKSER, CONTRACT BY FLOKSER

FOGA TEKSTIL SAN. TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Tahsin TESBIHCI Address: Kale Mah., Yılmaz Sok., No: 8, 16450, Kestel/BURSA Tel: +90 224 372 99 00 Fax: +90 224 372 99 09 Web: www.foga.com.tr Mail: tahsin.tesbihci@foga.com.tr Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: FOGA, ARBEN, SACHA, GLORIA

GELIN TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Osman Nuri KES Address: Akçesme Mah., 2018 Sok., No: 18, 20016, Gümüsler/ DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 372 19 93 Fax: +90 258 372 19 97 Web: www.gelintekstil.com.tr Mail: www.gelintekstil.com.tr Products: BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: GELIN

GIDAS INS. TAAHHÜT SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Yasemin ÖZERDEM Address: DDRESS: Demirtas Organize San. Böl., Fulya Sok., No: 1, 16369 BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 04 88 Fax: +90 224 261 04 87 Web: www.gidas.com.tr Mail: y.ozderdem@bezz.com.tr Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: BEZZ

GOL IPLIK SEREMET TEKSTIL SAN. TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Erdogan SEREMET Address: ADDRES: Yenice Yolu Üzeri, 1. Km, Inegöl/BURSA Tel: +90 224 714 18 84 Fax: +90 224 714 18 83 Web: www.goliplik.com.tr Mail: yagmurdunar@goliplik.com.tr Products: YARN Trademarks: GÖL IPLIK

GULESER TEKSTIL SAN. VE TICARET LTD. STI Contact Person: Engin OCAK Address: Dosab A.O.S Cad. No: 11, 16370 BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 25 25 Fax: +90 224 261 25 30 Web: www.guleser.com Mail: guleser@guleser.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: GÜLESER, DONE

GURLE SUNI DERI A.S. Contact Person: Ali HÜRYILMAZ Address: Gedikpasa Cami Sok., No: 8, 34126, Beyazıt/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 516 65 13 Fax: +90 212 638 46 28 Web: www.gurlesunideri.com Mail: ali@gurlesunideri.com Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: GURLE, GÜRPA, GRUPPOPLAST

GUMUSSUYU ZEMIN MALZEMELERI PAZARLAMA A.S. Contact Person: Koray BILKAY Address: Cemal Ulusoy Cad. No:43 Yenibosna-Bahçelievler-Istanbul Tel: +90 212 470 22 32 Fax: +90 212 470 51 54 Web: www.gumussuyu.net Mail: export@gumussuyu.net Products: Carpets Trademarks: Gumussuyu

HANDE TEKSTIL Contact Person: Ali ZINGIR Address: DOSAB, M.Karaer Cad., Gül Sok., No: 17/1, 16369, BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 18 80 Fax: +90 224 261 18 83 Web: www.handetekstil.com Mail: export@handetekstil.com Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks:

HARPUT HOLDING Contact Person: Nihat GÜLER Address: Yeni Yalova Yolu, 12. Km, Alasar Mevkii,No: 53, 16240, Osmangazi/BURSA Tel: +90 224 219 79 00 Fax: +90 224 219 79 50 Web: www.harputtextile.com Mail: nguler@harputtextile.com, harput@harputtextile.com Products: CURTAIN, BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS, BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES, YARN Trademarks: MIRANDA, VERUSSA, VIA DANTE

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HATEKS HATAY TEKSTIL ISLETMELERI A.S. Contact Person: Nilgün CENGIZ Address: Topdagı Mevkii, P.K. 65, 31000, Antakya/HATAY Tel: +90 326 451 24 00 Fax: +90 326 451 24 09 Web: www.hateks.com.tr Mail: nilgun.cengiz@hateks.com.tr Products: BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES, YARN Trademarks: SENSEI, TURQUOISE BY COTONELLA

H.S.E DIS TICARET LTD. STI. Contact Person: H.S.E DIS TICARET LTD. STI. Address: Organize Sanayi Bölgesi, Kahverengi Cad., No: 7, 16140, Nilüfer/BURSA Tel: +90 224 241 62 50 Fax: +90 224 241 62 54 Web: www.jage.com.tr Mail: info@jage.com.tr Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks:

HIBAS OTO BILISIM TEKSTIL GIDA MAKINE ITH. IHR. SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: ABDULLAH SISMAN Address: DOSAB. PAPATYA SK. NO:6/1 OSMANGAZI/TURKEY Tel: +90 224 261 20 55 Fax: +90 224 261 61 38 Web: www.apolena.com.tr Mail: info@apolena.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY, BED LINEN, TABLE LINEN Trademarks: APOLENA HOME COLLECTIONS

ISIKSER TEKSTIL SAN. TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Önder ISIK, Ömer ISIK Address: DOSAB, M.Karaer Cad., No: 10,16245, Osmangazi/BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 28 70 Fax: +90 224 261 28 77 Web: www.isikser.com Mail: info@isikser.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: DAFNE HOME

INESTEKS TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI Contact Person: Rauf BEHAR Address: Hürriyet Mah., Malazgirt Cad., No: 29/A34544, Günesli, Bagcılar/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 655 35 18 Fax: +90 212 655 78 89 Web: www.inesteks.com Mail: ralph@inesteks.com, info@inesteks.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: CYNTHIA

IPEKS TEKSTIL SANAYI VE TICARET LTD. STI. Contact Person: M.Süleyman TOROS Address: DOSAB, M.Karaer Cad., No: 2/3, Osmangazi/BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 00 80 pbx Fax: +90 224 261 12 72 Web: www.ipeks.com Mail: ipeks@ipeks.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: CASABRIO, ABILITA, RAUMA, ÇULL

IPEKYOLU TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Salih KATRANCI Address: Organize Sanayi Böl. Vali Münir Güney Cad., No: 10, 20065, Gürlek/DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 269 11 48 Fax: +90 258 269 14 86 Web: www.ipekyolutex.com.tr Mail: skatranci@ipekyolutex.com.tr Products: BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: PLATIN, SEINA, JOY

ISOTEKS TEKSTIL IHR. ITH. SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Metin GÜLTEKİN Address: Dosab Mimoza Sok. No: 1 16245 Osmangazi / BURSA Tel: 90 224 261 33 33 Fax: 90 224 261 33 39 Web: www.technotex.us Mail: technotex@technotex.us Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: TECHNOTEX

KAÇAR TEKSTIL TURIZM YATIRIM INS. VE TIC. ISL. A.S. Contact Person: Ahmet OKÇUOGLU Address: Organize Sanayi Bölgesi, Kırmızı Cad., No: 15, 16159, Nilüfer/BURSA Tel: +90 224 241 46 50 Fax: +90 224 241 46 60 Web: www.kacartextile.com Mail: ahmet@kacartextile.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: KACAR, ALISSA

KARAMANGIL TEKSTIL SANAYI TIC. LTD. STI Contact Person: Coskun KARAMANGIL Address: Gürsel Mah., Bilim Sok., No: 3/ 3, 34400, Kagıthane/ISTANBUL Tel: 90 212 210 93 45 Fax: 90 212 210 92 69 Web: www.sekkerhome.com Mail: coskun@sekkerhome.com Products: BED LINEN, TABLE LINEN Trademarks: SEKKERHOME

KIRAYTEKS TEKSTIL SAN. TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Emir KIRAYOGLU Address: DOSAB, Ali Osman Sönmez Cad., No: 22, 16369, BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 15 43 Fax: +90 224 261 15 37 Web: www.kirayteks.com Mail: emirk@kirayteks.com Products: CURTAIN, BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS Trademarks: KIRAYTEKS TECHNICAL TEXTILES

KOÇAKLAR EV TEKSTIL SAN. TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Ibrahim ÇINAR Address: Akasya Sok., No: 29, Besyol, Küçükçekmece/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 601 08 90 Fax: +90 212 579 46 43 Web: www.kocaklar.com.tr Mail: ibrahim@kocaklar.com.tr Products: CURTAIN, BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS, ACCESSORY Trademarks: HOME ART, DUCHESSE

KORTEKS MENSUCAT SANAYI VE TICARET A.S. Contact Person: Barıs MERT Address: BTSO, Organize Sanayi Bölgesi, Sarı Cad., No: 3, BURSA Tel: +90 224 219 11 00 Fax: +90 224 243 56 23 Web: www.zorlu.com Mail: baris.mert@zorlu.com Products: YARN Trademarks: TAÇ, DRY TOUCH

KORUTEKS DOKUMA SANAY Contact Person: M.Hasan KORULARELI/Emre KORULAREL Address: Nilüfer Köyü, Kavaklıdere Sok., No: 8, Osmangazi/BURSA Tel: +90 224 244 65 41 Fax: +90 224 244 88 23 Web: www.koruteks.com Mail: koruteks@koruteks.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks:

KÖSEOGLU DIS TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Güner HOCAOGLU Address: Baglar Mah., Atatürk Cad. No: 72, 34209 Günesli/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 655 52 52 Fax: +90 212 655 81 70 Web: www.köseoglu.com.tr Mail: guner.hocaoglu@koseoglu.com.tr Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY, BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS, ACCESSORY Trademarks: ELIZABETH, BREZZA, EKOSI

KÜÇÜKÇALIK TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Aysun YENICE Address: Org. San. Böl., 1.Cad. Sonu, 16400, Inegöl/BURSA Tel: +90 224 714 80 85 Fax: +90 224 714 82 55 Web: www.kcalik.com Mail: aysun@kcalik.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY, BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS, ACCESSORY Trademarks: COMPAGNIE DES ETOFFES, PREMIER, PREMIER OUTLET,PREMIER

HOME, FLORE COLLECTION, MELODIE, DUCK, DUCKBASICDUCKPRO, KDT, PERDECO COLLECTION, MELODIE, DUCK, DUCKBASIC, DUCKPRO, KDT, PERDECO

KÜÇÜKERLER TEKSTIL TIC. VE SAN. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Cengizhan KÜÇÜKER Address: DOSAB, Çigdem Sok., No: 12, 16369, BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 10 30 Fax: +90 224 261 54 84 Web: www.kücükerler.com Mail: cengizhan@kucukerler.com Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: KÜÇÜKERLER

LARMA TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Püren KÜNGIL Address: Organize Sanayi Bölgesi, Nevzat Koru Cad., No: 13,20330, DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 269 25 05 Fax: +90 258 269 25 06 Web: www.larmatex.com Mail: pureny@larmatex.com Products: UPHOLSTERY, BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS Trademarks:

LEN-ZA TEKSTIL Contact Person: Emin Yasar GÜVEN Address: Dosab Yıldız Sok., No: 3316369, Demirtas/BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 23 80 Fax: +90 224 261 23 84 Web: www.cegitextile.com Mail: emin@cegitextile.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: CEGI TEKSTIL, LEN-ZA TEKSTIL

LÜKS KADIFE TIC. VE SAN. A.S. Contact Person: Feramin ÇELIKTAS Address: Organize San. Böl., 18. Cad., No: 30,38070, Melikgazi/KAYSERI Tel: +90 352 321 40 61 Fax: +90 352 321 40 67 Web: www.lukskadife.com.tr Mail: info@lukskadife.com.tr Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks:

MAKITEKS TEKSTIL ITH. IHR. SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Aykut TOKER, Aykal TOKER Address: Bahçelievler Mah., Okan Merzeci Bulvarı, Tolga Sitesi, B-Blok,Kat: 1, No: 2, 33140, MERSIN Tel: +90 324 327 21 11-12 Fax: +90 324 327 21 13 Web: www.makitextile.com Mail: info@makitextiles.com Products: BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS Trademarks: FRIENDS AT HOME

MAKROTEKS TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI Contact Person: Hüseyin MEMISOGLU Address: Akhan Mah., 173. Sok., No: 4, 20145, Akkale/DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 274 65 95-96-97 Fax: +90 258 274 65 99 Web: www.makroteks.com Mail: huseyin@makroteks.com Products: BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS, BATH SUITESBATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: LA CUISINE, LILI MARLEN

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LIST OF COMPANIES MAMEKS TEKSTIL SAN. PAZ. VE DIS TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Dogan ÖZTÜRK Address: Pazar Sok., No: 37, Anadolu Hisarı, 39810, Beykoz/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 216 962 09 70 Fax: +90 216 962 02 14 Web: www.mameks.com Mail: dogan@mameks.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY, BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING,TABLE LINEN, BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks:

MARTEKS Contact Person: Kaya CINOGLU Address: O.S.B., 3.Cad.,16400, Inegöl/BURSA Tel: +90 224 714 98 60 Fax: +90 224 714 92 72 Web: www.marteks.com.tr Mail: kayasanc@marteks.com.tr Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: DIFFERENCE

MEGAPLAST DIS TICARET VE PAZARLAMA LTD. STI. Contact Person: Hakan KÖMEÇOGLU, Meral UZUN Address: Istanbul Deri Org. San. Böl. Yan San. Alanı Yb 59 Parsel 34957 Aydınlı-Tuzla/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 216 591 00 20 Fax: +90 216 591 00 62 Web: www.megaplast.com.tr Mail: sales@megaplast.com.tr Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: MEGAPLAST

MENDERES TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Murat Bekir KONDU Address: Izmir Asfaltı Üzeri, 20300, Sarayköy/DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 429 12 12 Fax: +90 258 429 12 30 Web: www.menderes.com Mail: bekirkondu@menderes.com Products: BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS Trademarks: LANOTTE, SNT

MEYTEKS TEKSTIL SANAYI VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Yusuf ÖZTÜRKKAN Address: Hamidiye Mah., Soguksu Cad. No:5 Özer Is Mer. Kat:9 34804 Kagıthane/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 294 52 52 Fax: +90 212 294 55 77 Web: www.meyteks.com Mail: info@meyteks.com, yusuf@meyteks.com Products: CURTAIN, TABLE LINEN Trademarks: TISSUM, KATIA, MIRELLE, MORR

MORAL TEKSTIL Contact Person: Hasan MORAL Address: DOSAB, Orkide Sok., No: 14, 16369, BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 05 32 Fax: +90 224 261 01 92 Web: www.moral.com.tr Mail: moral@moral.com.tr Products: CURTAIN, YARN Trademarks: MORAL, VALERIA

NESA TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Ali Fuat ÖZEL Address: Organize Sanayi Bölgesi, Nevzat Koru Cad., No: 4, 20065, DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 269 17 90 Fax: +90 258 269 17 89-269 16 86 Web: www.nesatekstil.com.tr Mail: afo@nesatekstil.com.tr Products: BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: DECO BIANCA, DAYS IN COLOURS

NURSULTAN INSAAT TURIZM TEKSTIL MOBILYA PAZ. SAN. TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Mustafa GÜMÜS Address: DOSAB, Papatya Sok., No: 24/G, 16369, BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 27 45 Fax: +90 224 261 27 49 Web: www.espiole.com Mail: mustafagumus@espiole.com Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: ESPIOLE

OBA PERDESAN PERDE SAN. A.S. Contact Person: Erhan ERKILIÇ Address: G.O.S.B., 1500 Sok., No: 1502, 41480, Gebze/KOCAELI Tel: +90 262 444 06 22 Fax: +90 262 751 44 98 Web: www.obaperdesan.com.tr Mail: erhan.erkilic@obaperdesan.com.tr Products: ROLLER BLINDS, VENETIAN BLINDS, SHEER ELEGANCE BLINDS,ROMAN Trademarks:

OGUZLAR TEKSTIL SANAYI VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Tolga DEMIRAY Address: Organize Sanayi Böl., 2. Kısım, 20065, DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 269 17 84 Fax: +90 258 269 17 87 Web: www.oguzlartekstil.com.tr Mail: info@oguzlartekstil.com.tr Products: BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: ZUGO

ÖRTEKS DERI SUNI DERI TEKS. SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Hakan KÖMEÇOGLU, Meral UZUN Address: Istanbul Deri Org. San. Böl. Yan San. Alanı, Yb 59 Parsel 34957 Aydınlı -Tuzla/ ISTANBUL Tel: +90 216 591 00 20 Fax: +90 216 591 00 62 Web: www.ortekstekstil.com.tr Mail: sales@ortekstekstil.com.tr Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks:

ÖZDILEK Contact Person: Özhan BINGÖL Address: Yeni Yalova Yolu, 4. Km, 16120, BURSA Tel: +90 224 219 60 00 Fax: +90 224 219 60 70 Web: www.ozdilek.com.tr Mail: ozhanb@ozdilek.com.tr Products: BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS, BATH SUITES,BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES, YARN Trademarks: ÖZDILEK

ÖZERDEM MENSUCAT SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Ali ÖZMERCAN Address: Organize Sanayi Bölgesi, 101. Cad., No: 43/ 45, 64000, USAK Tel: +90 276 266 72 46 Fax: +90 276 266 72 50 Web: www.aran.com.tr Mail: muhasebe@aran.com.tr Products: BED LINEN, BLANKETS, CARPET, BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: ARAN, MERINOS, DINARSU

ÖZKAN & MERVE TEKSTIL SANAYI TICARET LTD. STI. Contact Person: Fatih AYHAN Address: Kemalpasa Mah., Aga Yokusu Sok., No: 15,Giris-Asma Bodrum Kat/Kat: 3-4, Laleli/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 519 41 65 Fax: +90 212 514 00 06 Web: www.ozkanmerve.com Mail: ozkanmerve@ozkanmerve.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: PAPION, PAPION KELEBEK, MELISA, FINAL, BRODE

ÖZ-IS TEKSTIL TURIZM SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Önder ÖZBARUT Address: Akçaburgaz Mah., Hadımköy Yolu, Çakmaklı Mevkii, 167. Sok.,No: 13 34522 Esenyurt/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 886 57 81-886 69 50 Fax: +90 212 886 70 94 Web: www.trimland.com.tr Mail: onder@trimland.com Products: CURTAIN, ACCESSORY Trademarks: ÖZ-IS, TRIMLAND, FANTAZI PERDE, TRIMLINE,TENDEFILO,

PARLAMIS TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Bülent PARLAMIS Address: DOSAB, M.Karaer Cad., No: 45, 16369, BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 03 00 Fax: +90 224 261 03 06 Web: www.parlamis.com.tr Mail: bulent@parlamis.com.tr Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY BED LINEN,MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS Trademarks: PARTECH, TEKSTILLE

PERDEN DIS TICARET LTD. STI. Contact Person: Mustafa DINLER Address: Barakfakih San. Böl., Ankara Yolu, 17. Km,16450, Kestel/BURSA Tel: +90 224 384 12 10 Fax: +90 224 384 12 08 Web: www.perden.com Mail: perden@perden.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks:

PERKA TEKSTIL & KONF. DIS TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Halil GÜLEN Address: NOSAB, Zeytin Cad., No: 175,16140, BURSA Tel: +90 224 411 19 60 Fax: +90 224 411 19 63 Web: www.perka.com.tr Mail: halil@perka.com.tr Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: PERKA

POLMEN (POLATLI MENSUCAT SAN. VE TIC. A.S.) Contact Person: Mehmet ÖNCEL Address: Eskisehir Karayolu, 68. Km,06900, Polatlı/ANKARA Tel: +90 312 648 00 50 Fax: +90 312 648 00 60 Web: www.polmen.com Mail: export@polmen.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: POLMEN, DECOCITY

POLYTEKS TEKSTIL SANAYI ARASTIRMA VE EGITIM A.S. Contact Person: Pınar TASDELEN ENGIN Address: DOSAB, Gül Sok., No: 2, 16369, BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 02 70 Fax: +90 224 261 02 76 Web: www.polyteks.com Mail: ptasdelen@polyteks.com Products: YARN Trademarks: POLY-AIR, POLY-MICRO, POLY-TRICOLOR, POLY-KETS, POLY-TERA, POLY

PRESTIJ MENSUCAT SAN. TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Mehmet YASAR Address: DOSAB, Fulya Sok., No: 5,16369, BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 11 25 Fax: +90 224 261 11 28 Web: www.prestigemensucat.com Mail: prestige@prestigemensucat.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks:

PROCON DIS TICARET LTD Contact Person: Murat TEPECIK Address: Bahçesehir, Mobilyacılar Sitesi, A-1 Blok, No: 1,34510, Bahçesehir/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 605 05 46-47 Fax: +90 212 310 29 44 Web: www.wincell.com Mail: murat@wincell.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: WINCELL

SHADES, VERTICAL BLINDS, BLACKOUT FABRICS,FIBERGLASS FABRICS

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RAMNUR TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Mesut YILMAZ Address: Yeni Yalova Yolu, 7. Km, Okul Cad.,No: 50, Osmangazi/BURSA Tel: +90 224 211 73 27 Fax: +90 224 211 73 53 Web: www.ramnurtextile.com Mail: info@ramnurtextile.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY, YARN Trademarks: TERRACOTTA FABRIC, RAMNUR HOME STYLE REKOR DOKUMACILIK A.S. Contact Person: Mehmet Necati KURTCAN Address: Organize San. Böl., Turuncu Cad., 2. Sok., No: 2, 16159, Nilüfer/BURSA Tel: +90 224 241 80 70 Fax: +90 224 241 81 71 Web: www.rekordokuma.com Mail: a.kurtcan@rekordokuma.com, rekor@rekordokuma. com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: REKOR SARAR GIYIM TEKSTIL ENERJI SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Erdal DENIZ Address: Basın Sehitleri Cad., Kütahya Yolu Üzeri, 26530, ESKISEHSR Tel: +90 222 224 01 01 Fax: +90 222 225 55 60 Web: www.sarar.com.tr Mail: erdal.deniz@sarar.com Products: UPHOLSTERY, BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS,BATH SUITES, BATHTOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: SAREV, SARAR HOME COLLECTION SESLI SESPA IHRACAT VE PAZARLAMA A.S. Contact Person: Cumhur BANDAKÇIOGLU Address: DDRESS: General Ali Rıza Gürcan Cad., Eski Çırpıcı Çıkmazı, Merter Is Merkezi,No: 2, Kat: 5, D: 36, 34169, Merter/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 483 32 32 Fax: +90 212 482 84 00 Web: www.sesli.com.tr Mail: cumhurb@sesli.com.tr Products: BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS, YARN Trademarks: SESLI, BOHEMHOUSE, SOFTY, CASABLANKET,FLOORIA, AYDORA, RIVER HOUSE SÖKÜCÜLER TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Cabir SÖKÜCÜ Address: DOSAB, Gül Sok., No: 21, 16369, BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 06 64 Fax: +90 224 261 21 49 Web: www.sokuculer.com Mail: erguvan@sokuculer.com Products: BED SUITES, BED TOWELS AND BATH ROBES Trademarks: ERGUVAN, ODESIA, ACCESSO DI AMORE, WATER WORLD SÜPER TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Suat TASAR Address: EGS Business Park B-3 Blok, Kat: 14, No: 428, 34149 Yesilköy/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 465 65 25 Fax: +90 212 465 65 29 Web: www.supertekstil.com Mail: suattasar@supertekstil.com Products: CURTAIN, ACCESSORY Trademarks: GARDEN, DR DECO, GARDEN EXCLUSIVE TEKSKO TEKSTIL LTD. STI. Contact Person: Y. Banu Benlice Address: Kıraç Akçaburgaz Mah., M.Deniz Kopuz Cad., No: 4, 34522, Esenyurt/ ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 886 56 60 Fax: +90 212 886 56 66 Web: www.tekskotekstil.com Mail: teksko@tekskotekstil.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: TEKSKO TEKSTIL TOSUNOGLU TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S Contact Person: Rafet ÖZKAYA Address: Akçesme Mah., 2018 Sok., No: 6, 20016, DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 371 36 31 Fax: +90 258 371 22 20 Web: www.tosunoglu.com.tr Mail: rafet@tosunoglu.com.tr Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: INTEGRO, NESSAGE TÜLSAN TEKSTIL SAN. DIS. TIC. A.S Contact Person: Oktay OTO Address: NOSAB, Ihlamur Sok., No: 9, 16140, Nilüfer/BURSA Tel: +90 224 411 19 30 Fax: +90 224 411 19 34 Web: www.tulsantekstil.com Mail: oktay@tulsantekstil.com Products: UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: USTAOGLU TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Ibrahim AKYILDIZ Address: Ankara Yolu, 18. Km, Barakfakih Sanayi Böl, 16450, Kestel/BURSA Tel: +90 224 384 13 80 Fax: +90 224 384 14 50 Web: www.ustaoglutekstil.com Mail: info@ustaoglutekstil.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: LILIUM

RATEKS TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Emre CEYLAN Address: DOSAB, Sardunya Sok., No: 5, 16245, BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 06 66 Fax: +90 224 261 06 69 Web: www.uyanlar.com Mail: rateks@uyanlar.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: LA NUOVA SAMUR HALILARI SANAYI VE TICARET A.S. Contact Person: Derya SENSÖZ-Arzu KAYA Address: Timurhan Mah., Vali Mustafa Gönül Sok.,No: 9, 06750, Akyurt/ANKARA Tel: +90 312 847 52 90 Fax: +90 312 847 52 99 Web: www.samur.com.tr Mail: samur@samur.com.tr Products: CARPET Trademarks: SAMUR SAROS DAN. KON. TEKS. TUR. LTD. STI Contact Person: Harun SENGÜL Address: Ihsaniye Mah., 2.Er Sok., Nilüfer Apt., No: 17, D: 8,16130, Nilüfer/BURSA Tel: +90 224 240 14 34 Fax: +90 224 240 13 34 Web: www.sarosfabrics.com Mail: harun@sarosfabrics.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: SAROS SIRKECI TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S Contact Person: Mehmet DINÇ Address: Veliköy Organize San. Böl., 59500, Çerkezköy/TEKIRDAG Tel: +90 282 746 11 58-59-61 Fax: +90 282 746 11 64 Web: www.sirkecitekstil.com Mail: info@sirkecitekstil.com Products: TABLE LINEN Trademarks: SÜLEKLER TEKSTIL SANAYI VE TICARET A.S Contact Person: Hatice ARA Address: Organize Sanayi Bölgesi, 1. Cad., 16402, Inegöl/BURSA Tel: +90 224 714 93 80 Fax: +90 224 714 93 88 Web: www.sulekler.com, www. pirrula.com Mail: haticeara@pirrula.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: PIRRULA, PETUNIA, ARTES, SALVINA, HERMOSA, AMATISTA,CORONA, ORQUIDEAS, PREMIOS, PRINCIPESSA, BOLEYN, OLIVINE,LAVANTA, MORMAVI TANRIVERDI MENSUCAT SAN. A.S. Contact Person: Sevki AYDIN Address: Tuzludere Mevkii, Istanbul Asfaltı 2. Km,34540, Çatalca/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 789 18 31 Fax: +90 212 789 52 16-17 Web: www.tanriverdi.com Mail: saydin@tanriverdi.com Products: CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY Trademarks: VERDI, CASA DI VERDI

TITAN TEKSTIL VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Mürvet SÜTÇÜOĞLU Address: Karaağaç Cad. No:116 Altınboynuz Plaza Kat:3 D:7 Sütlüce Beyoğlu/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 255 61 30 Fax: +90 212 255 64 80 Web: www.titantekstil.com.tr Mail: murvet@titantekstil.com.tr Products: BED LINEN , BEDDING , BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES , TABLE LINEN ,

BANQUET LINEN , ACCESORIES

Trademarks: TITAN , TITANIUM , TABLA , TAITAN TURKUAZ TEKSTIL SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Nesrin HAMAL Address: Izmir Asfaltı, Bozburun Yolu, 1.km, 20085, DENIZLI Tel: +90 258 371 74 53 Fax: +90 258 371 79 36 Web: www.turkuaztex.com Mail: nesrin.hamal@turkuaztex.com Products: BATH SUITES, BATH TOWELS AND BATHROBES Trademarks: CHYSIS, BIONATURA, TURKUAZ, CHIRA USK TEKSTIL SAN. TIC. LTD. STI Contact Person: A. Hüseyin KILIÇ Address: DOSAB, M.Karaer Cad., No: 49, 16369, Demirtas/BURSA Tel: +90 224 261 21 00 Fax: +90 224 261 21 05 Web: www.usktekstil.com Mail: marketing@usktekstil.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks:

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VERONA EV TEKSTIL ÜRÜNLERI TIC. VE PAZ. A.S. Contact Person: Mustafa KÖSEMUSUL Address: 1. Organize Sanayi Bölgesi, 4. Cad, No: 1, 54180, Hanlı, Arifiye/SAKARYA Tel: +90 264 276 90 92-93 Fax: +90 264 276 90 94 Web: www.veronacurtain.com Mail: info@veronacurtain.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: VERONA HOMETEXTILE VINTEKS SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: Nedi ALMAZLINOS Address: Baslar Mah., Osmanpasa Cad., No: 56, Günesli, 34212, Bagcılar/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 550 28 33-37 Fax: +90 212 550 26 59 Web: www.vinfloor.com.tr Mail: nedia@vinteks.com.tr, nedia7@gmail.com Products: UPHOLSTERY, BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS Trademarks: VINFLOOR YAMANLAR TENTE SISTEMLERI-AKYAMANLAR TEKSTIL GÜNESLIK TENTE SAN. TIC. LTD. St. Contact Person: Mustafa YAMAN Address: Organize Sanayi Bölgesi, 2. Etap, 25. Cad., No: 12, Dösemealtı/ANTALYA Tel: +90 242 258 03 63 Fax: +90 242 258 03 6 Web: www.yamanlartente.com.tr Mail: info@yamanlartente.com.tr, myaman@yamanlartente.com.tr Products: TENT SHADING SYSTEMS Trademarks: YAMANLAR, VENOTICA ADAMER IC VE DIS TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: FERHAT SEKER Address: HURRIYET BULVARI. KAVALA PLAZA. NO:4/1 KAT:7 DAIRE: 705 «ANKAYA/IZMIR/TURKEY Tel: +90 232 484 41 82 Fax: +90 232 484 41 89 Web:www.adamer.net Mail: info@adamer.net Products: Tile, mosaic, landscaping, border, molding.

AKO DIS TICARET A.S. Contact Person: AHMET KARA Address: HACI SABANCI ORG. SANAYI BOLG. YÜREĞİR/ADANA Tel: +90 322 394 41 90 Fax: +90322 394 41 89 Web:www.akomermer.com Mail: export@akomermer.com Products: ALACAKAYA DIS TICARET VE PAZARLAMA A.S. Contact Person: SALİH TUFAN Address: ORGANIZE SAN. BÖLGESI 5.YOL ELAZIG Tel: +90 424 255 12 60 Fax: +90 424 255 12 64 Web: Mail: export@alacakaya.com Products: ALTINSOY MADENCILIK VE TICARET A.S. Contact Person: Address: KARACABEY GIR. CANBALI MAH. KARATOPRAKLAR MEVKII KARACABEY/BURSA Tel: +90 224 671 80 19 Fax: +90 224 671 84 43 Web:www.altinsoy.com.tr Mail: altinsoy@altinsoy.com.tr - madsiad@madsiad.org.tr Products: BASARANLAR INSAAT MALZEMELERI TIC. VE SAN. A.S. Contact Person: AHMET SERTER - MEHMET SERTER Address: ORG. SAN. BOLGESI HONAZ/DENIZL Tel: +90 258 269 11 38 Fax: +90 222 236 02 05 Web:www.artmar.com.t Mail: artmar@artmar.com.tr - vejdi@ertanlar.com Products: CEMPA CEKICLER MERMER SANAYI VE PAZARLAMA A.S. Contact Person: GÖKSEN ATISERI - ELIF ÖZBEK Address: ORGANIZE SAN. B÷L. 7.CAD. NO.15 ESKISEHIR Tel: +90 222 236 07 33 Fax: +90 222 236 07 35 Web:www.cekicler.com.tr Mail: info@cekicler.com.tr Products: Marble, limestone, travertine, onyx, mosaic, special products.

DIMER DIYARBAKIR MERMER INSAAT SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: EMINE GÜLBAHAR TAS - MEHMET HANIFI DÖNEGEL Address: AYDIN ARSLAN BLV. YILMAZOGULLARI APT. KAT.2 DIYARBAKIR Tel: +90 412 237 45 10 Fax: +90 412 237 45 17 Web:www.dimer.com.tr Mail: info@dimer.com.tr Products: Sandwawe, brown espera, emparador, chem grey, koky beiege, orient pink, cream nera, noche, basalt.

DOGALTASEVI MERMERCILIK TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: HARUTYUN KIZMAZOGLU Address: PERPA TIC. MERK. A BLOK KAT.5 NO.384 SISLI/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 320 95 07 Fax: +90 212 320 95 18 Web:www.dogaltasevi.com Mail: info@dogaltasevi.com Products: Marble, travertine, mosaic, medallion.

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YASARTEKS DOKUMA SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Ugur YASAR Address: Kestel Org. San. Böl. No: 14, 16450, Kestel/BURSA Tel: +90 224 372 30 52-53 Fax: +90 224 372 27 25 Web: www.yasarteks.com Mail: uguryasar@yasarteks.com Products: CURTAIN Trademarks: VITAE ZORLUTEKS TEKSTIL TIC. VE SAN. A.S. Contact Person: Ertürk KURTÇA Address: Teyyare Meydanı Mevkii, Büyükkarıstıran Kasabası,39751, Lüleburgaz/ KIRKLARELI Tel: +90 288 427 30 00 Fax: +90 288 427 30 30 Web: www.tac.com.tr Mail: erturk.kurtca@zorlu.com Products: CURTAIN, BED LINEN, MATTRESS TICKING, BLANKETS, Trademarks: TAÇ, LINENS, VALERON, KRISTAL ASSOS DIS TIC. ANTIK MERMER SAN .VE TIC. LTD. STI Contact Person: ADNAN ÇELEB Address: ORGANIZE SAN. BÖL. 16. CD. 187/5 BALIKESIR Tel: +90 266 281 14 00 Fax: +90 266 281 14 01 Web:www.assosmarble.com Mail: info@assosmarble.com Products: Medallion, tile, mosaic, border, marble.

AKSOYLAR MERMER SANAYI TIC. A.S Contact Person: Contact Person: Address: BEYLIKDUZU MERMERCILER SAN.SITESI 2.CAD. NO.11/15 BEYLİKDÜZÜ/İSTANBUL Tel: +90 212 875 15 90 Fax: +90 212 875 15 97 Web:www.aksoylarmermer.com Mail: info@aksoylarmermer.com Products: ALMERPA ENERJI VE SANAYI YAT. PAZARLAMA IHRACAT A.S. Contact Person: Address: ALTINOVA CAMURLU MEVKII NO.10 ALTINOVA/YALOVA Tel: +90 226 461 30 40 Fax: +90 226 461 25 14 Web:www.altintas-mermer.com Mail: altintasmermer@superonline.com Products:

ARTMAR ARTI MERMER MADEN VE MADENCILIK ARS. SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Address: ORGANIZE SANAYI BOLGESI12.CAD NO:13 ESKİŞEHİR Tel: +90 222 236 10 75 Fax: +90 222 236 02 05 Web:www.artmar.com.tr Mail: artmar@artmar.com.tr - vejdi@ertanlar.com Products:

CANEL MUNIP COKER MAD. TIC. VE SANAYI A.S. Contact Person: MEHMET ÇAKAN Address: HATBOYU CAD. NO.26 BAKIRKOY/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 574 20 20 Fax: +90 212 574 00 26 Web:www.canel.com Mail: can.coker@canel.com / turkan.baran@canel.com Products: Marble, mosaic, tile.

CIFTYILDIZ MERMER OTOM. ELEKT. TAAH. TUR. NAKL. SAN. TIC. A.S Contact Person: EYÜP YILDIZ Address: IZMIR YOLU 10.KM ERTUGRUL SHELL AKARYAKIT ISTASYONU NILUFER/BURSA Tel: +90 224 441 13 52 Fax: +90 224 441 66 35 Web:www.ciftyildiz.com.tr Mail: ciftyildiz@ciftyildiz.com.tr Products: Marble, travertine, onyx DINC MERMER SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI Contact Person: CENGIZ KARAMAN Address: TEZCAN CD. NO.38 D.11 UMRANIYE/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 216 365 50 87 Fax: +90 216 365 50 89 Web:www.dincmarble.com Mail: cengizkaraman@dincmarble.com Products: Granit, marble, caesarstone.

EMEK MERMER SANAYI TIC. A.S. Contact Person: IBRAHIM ÇELEBI Address: AFYON-ANKARA DEVLET KARAYOLU 15.KM Tel: +90 272 341 23 32 Fax: +90 272 341 20 91 Web:www.emekmarble.com Mail: info@emekmarble.com Products: Sink, firepalace, shower tray, vase, column.

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EMMIOGLU MERMER MADEN. INS. MALZ MUH. ITH. IHR. TIC. VE SAN. A.S. Contact Person: Address: 1. ORG. SAN. BÖL. 3. CAD. NO:1 SIVAS Tel: +90 346 218 12 00 Fax: Web:www.emmioglu.com Mail: emmioglu@emmioglu.com Products:

FEDERAL MERMER MADEN ELEK. INS. TAAH. TIC. VE SAN. A.S. Contact Person: MEHMET EMIN SIKILI Address: ISTASYON MAH. GÖLPAZARI YOLU 1.KM BILECIK Tel: +90 228 233 18 66 Fax: +90 228 233 18 68 Web:www.federal.com.tr Mail: marble@federal.com.tr Products: Marble, travertine, granite

FIMAR INS. TAAH. NAK. MERMER MAD. TUR. OTO. ITH. IHR. TIC. A.S. Contact Person: MURAT S‹KR‹ ASIKOGLU - FATIH YARAS Address: AMASYA MECITÖZÜ KARAYOLU 20.KM TIMAR MERMER FAB. PK.13 AMASYA Tel: +90 358 223 02 03 Fax: +90 358 223 03 04 Web:www.fimar.com.tr Mail: fimar@fimar.com.tr Products: Marble, travertine, mosaic, medallion.

G-M MERMER GRANIT SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: ISMAIL AYDEMIR Address: ORG. SAN. BOL. 1.C. 1.S. NO.30 AFYON Tel: +90 272 221 16 00 Fax: +90 272 221 16 03 Web:www.tureks.com.tr Mail: info@tureks.com.tr Products: Marble, mosaic, border, travertine, limestone.

GOKYAR MERMER INSAAT TUR. NAK. SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI Contact Person: Address: BOZUYUK DEVLET YOLU 1.KM SÖGÜT/BILECIK Tel: +90 228 361 47 00 Fax: +90 228 361 47 05 Web:www.gokyarmermer.com Mail: info@gokyarmermer.com Products: HÜRMER MADENCILIK VE DIS . TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: HÜSNÜ OLÇAR Address: ORGANIZE SAN. BÖLG. 1.CD. NO.4 KUTAHYA Tel: +90 274 266 22 01 Fax: +90 274 266 22 58 Web:www.hurok.com Mail: mermer@hurok.com / husnuolcar@hurok.com Products: Tile, slab, mosaic, paver, pool coping, sink.

MAMET MADENCILIK MERMER TRAVERTEN SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: AHMET DERE Address: YENICAMI MAH. ATATURK CAD. NO.32 PINARBASI/KAYSERI Tel: +90 352 512 25 25 Fax: +90 352 512 33 33 Web: Mail: hakanbasok@hotmail.com Products: Marble, limestone, travertine, onyx METAMAR MERMER GRANIT MADENCILIK SAN.VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: TUGBA BOZAN - M.÷ZG‹R KALKAN Address: ANTALYA YOLU 6.KM. SAV KASABASI ISPARTA Tel: +90 246 261 24 70 Fax: +90 246 261 24 74 Web:www.metamarmarble.com Mail: sales@metamarmarble.com / info@metamarmarble.com Products: Marble, limestone, travertine, marble, onyx.

SUAYP DEMIREL Contact Person: NAIL DEMIREL - EMRE DELIHOCA Address: MERMER SAN. B÷L. P.K. 7 ISCEHISAR/AFYON Tel: +90 272 341 32 00 Fax: +90 272 341 27 21 Web: Mail: expor4@suaypdemirel.com Products: Amorium travertine, docimeium stone, mosaic, border.

TEM-MER MERMER MADENCILIK INS. SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: AHMET K‹«‹K Address: ORG. SANAYI BOL. 2.CAD. 9.SOK. NO.2 AFYON Tel: +90 272 221 19 01 Fax: +90 272 221 19 25 Web:www.temmermarble.com Mail: m.dikyamac@temmermarble.com Products: Marble, travertine, granite.

TRUSTUM DIS TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: RAIF UMUT YESILTAN Address: BAGDAT CAD. 513/4 «ATAL«ESME KADIKOY/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 216 658 76 71 Fax: +90 216 658 76 70 Web:www.inspectstone.com Mail: marble@trustum.com Products: Marble, travertine, andezite, bazalt, limestone, onyx.

TURAN BEKISOGLU DIS TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: EVREN ABEOGLU - DUYGU ÖZTÜRK Address: ESENBOGA YOLU 15.KM. NO.47 KECIOREN/ANKARA Tel: +90 312 399 32 10 Fax: +90 312 399 45 02 Web:www.marmiro.com Mail: marmiro@marmiro.com Products: Tile, paver, coping, veneer, vinyl, accessories, pattern.

VERONA DIS TIC. LTD. STI. Contact Person: COSKUN GÜNES Address: BOSTANCI YOLU CD. KEYAP ÇARSI SIT. 157/A J BLOK UMRANIYE/ ISTANBU Tel: +90 216 526 51 00 Fax: +90 216 526 51 08 Web:www.veronagranit.com.tr Mail: info@veronagranit.com.tr Products: Marble, travertine, limestone, granit.

INTERVO DIS TIC. VE M‹M. LTD. STI Contact Person: BERNA INCE - ALI ÇOBAN Address: NISPETIYE CAD. AK MERKEZ B3 BLOK KAT:1 BESIKTAS/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 282 19 00 Fax: +90 212 282 16 62 Web:www.intervoltd.com Mail: erhan@intervoltd.com Products: Floor and wall ceramic tiles, glazed porcelain tiles, field tiles, special medallion works from mosaic, cut mosaics, border and decors.

KA-MER KAYSERI MERMER SANAYI VE TICARET LTD. STI. Contact Person: Address: 19 MAYIS MAH. TURAPOĞLU SOK. SITKI BEY PLAZA NO:2 D:35 KADIKOY/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 216 411 92 20 Fax: +90 216 411 92 25 Web: Mail: Products: MESTA TRAVERTEN MERMER SAN. VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: FETHI GÜVEN ÖZTÜRK Address: H‹RRIYET CAD. NO.62/2 MERKEZ ELAZIG Tel: +90 424 255 11 89 Fax: +90 424 255 52 11 Web:www.mestamermer.com Mail: ozturk.suat@mestamermer.com Products: Mosaic, tile, plate, medallion, pattern set, tumbled, profile, border.

SILKAR DIS TICARET A.S. Contact Person: MURAT TÜRKOGLU Address: SILKAR PLAZA ORTA MH. TOPKAPI MALTEPE CD. NO.6 K.5 BAYRAMPASA/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 576 75 00 Fax: +90 212 576 73 26 Web:www.silkargranit.com Mail: erdogan@silkargranit.com/nevin@silkargranit.com Products: Marble, limestone, travertine, marble, onyx TEKMAR MERMER VE MADEN ISLETM. URETIM IHR. TIC. A.S. Contact Person: N‹KHET OZAL Address: GAZETECILER SIT. HABERLER SOK .NO.11 SISLI/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 337 28 00 Fax: +90 212 337 28 28 Web:www.tekmarble.com.tr Mail: info@tekmarble.com Products: Marble, travertine, granite, ceasarstone.

TRAVERTINE BROS DOGAL TAS MAD. SAN.VE TIC.A.S Contact Person: Contact Person: Address: HADIMKOY GISELER MEV. FATIH UNV. KARSI KARAAGACKOYU YOLU UZERI BUYUKCEKMECE/ISTANBUL Tel: +90 212 889 22 00 Fax: +90 212 889 22 10 Web:www.travertinebros.com Mail: info@travertinebros.com Products: TUMAS MERMER SANAYI VE TIC. A.S Contact Person: SERDAR SUNGUR Address: IZMIR ASFALTI BOZBURUN MAH. 2018 SOK. NO.61 G‹M‹SLER/ DENIZL Tel: +90 258 371 09 17 Fax: +90 258 371 25 85 Web:www.tumasmermer.com Mail: serdar@tumasmermer.com Products: Tile, slab, mosaic, specil products, edge types, packing TURGUT OZEN MERMER SAN.VE TIC. A.S. Contact Person: Address: ILYASBEY KOYU / BILECIK Tel: +90 228 293 23 53 Fax: +90 228 293 23 52 Web:www.oztekmermer.com Mail: oztek@oztekmermer.com Products:

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ERSA MOBİLYA SAN. A.Ş.

Contact Person: Eralp ATA Address: 1. Organize Sanayi Bölgesi Oğuz Caddesi No: 17, Sincan / Ankara / Turkey Tel: +90 312 267 00 11 Fax: +90 312 267 00 13 Web: www.ersamobilya.com Mail: info@ersamobilya.com Products: Hotel, Dormitoty and Hospital Furnishing

ENNE MOBİLYA TURZ. İNŞ. TEKS. SAN. VE TİC. LTD. ŞTİ.

Contact Person: Evren ÜNAL Address: Karacakaya Cad. No: 116-118 Siteler Altındağ / Ankara / Turkey Tel: +90 312 351 54 74 Fax: +90 312 348 82 76 Web: www.enne.com.tr Mail: evrenunal@ enne.com.tr Products: Dining Room, Living Room, Bedrooms, Accesories, Contract Project, Loose furniture

AVES AYDINLATMA SAN VE TİC. LTD. ŞTİ.

Contact Person: Aydın BÜYÜKTAFLI Address: Esentepe Avizeciler sit. 2967 Sk. B Blok No 7/A Sultangazi / İstanbul / Turkey Tel: +90 212 444 5 287 Fax: +90 212 608 69 87 Web: www.avesaydinlatma.com Mail: info@avesaydinlatma.com Products: Decorative Lighting Fixtures, Chandeller, Wall Larmp, Floor Lamp, Table Lamp

NLIVEN GÜR MOBİLYA TEKSTİL AĞAÇ ÜRÜNLERİ SAN. TİC. LTD. ŞTİ.

Contact Person: Mustafa GÜRİŞ Address: Organize Sanayi Bölgesi 1.Cad. No:8 İnegöl / Bursa / Turkey Tel: +90 224 714 90 92 Fax: +90 224 714 90 94 Web: www.gurmobilya.com.tr Mail: info@gurmobilya.com.tr / export@gurmobilya.com.tr Products: Bedroom, Diningroom, Hotel Furniture, Contract Furniture, Chairs

KA1000 - MODULAR KITCHEN CABINETS BAHA MİM. MOB. DEK. SAN. TİC. LTD. ŞTİ.

Contact Person: Gaye Yalçınkaya ERGÜN Address: Sarıgazi Emek Mh. Ordu Cd. No 28/A Blok 34785 Sancaktepe / İstanbul / Turkey Tel: +90 216 313 02 02

Fax: +90 216 313 02 04 Web: www.ka1000.com.tr / www.bahamimarlik.com Mail: export@bahamimarlik.com Products: Modular Kitchen Cabinet, Ready to Assemble Kitchen Carcass, Flat Pack Kitchen Cabinets, Doors.

KİZZE MOBİLYA İMALAT TASARIM ÜRÜNLERİ SAN. VE TİC. A.Ş

TELESET MOBİLYA BİRLİK İNŞAAT MOB. DEK. TURZ. SAN. VE TİC. LTD. ŞTİ.

Contact Person: Neriman ÖZTÜRK Address: Mimarsinan Mah. M. Yıldırım Tosunlar Cad. No: 7 Silivri / İstanbul / Turkey Tel: +90 212 736 18 65 Fax: +90 212 736 18 69 Web: www.teleset.com.tr Mail: export@teleset.com.tr Products: Dining Rooms, Bedrooms, Accesories, Sofaset, Young Rooms, Single Units.

MACİTLER MOBİLYA MİMARLIK SAN. TİC. LTD. ŞTİ.

BRN YATAK BAZA EV TEKSTİL İNŞ. SAN. TİC. A.Ş.

Contact Person: Berna İLTER Address: Anbar Serbest Bölge Mah. 14. Cad No:18 Melikgazi / Kayseri / Turkey Tel: +90 352 311 44 99 Fax: +90 352 311 44 98 Web: www.brnbed.com Mail: ogumus@brnbed.com Products: Traditional And High Count Pocket Spring Mattresses, Boxsprings, Bedding Sets,

RENDİ MOBİLYA YAPRAK ORMAN ÜRÜNLERİ SAN. VE TİC. LTD. ŞTİ.

BUROART MOBİLYA SAN. VE TİC. A.Ş.

Contact Person: Selatin BALKAN Address: Turanköy Sanayi Bölgesi Kestel / Bursa / Turkey Tel: +90 224 383 35 90 Fax: +90 224 383 35 32 Web: www.buroart.net Mail: info@buroart.net Products: Ofiice Furniture, Kitchen, Home Furniture

MOBI İÇ ve DIŞ TİC. LTD. ŞTİ.

ÇAĞIN BÜRO MOBİLYA SAN. TİC. A.Ş.

Contact Person: Musa SARI Address: İkitelli OSB Atatürk Blv. No:102 D:1.Bodrum, İkitelli, Başakşehir, İstanbul / Turkey Tel: +90 212 671 06 88 Fax: +90 212 671 03 37 Web: www.caginburo.com Mail: export1@caginburo.com Products: Office furnitures, Contract Project

ÖZDEMİRLER KAPI DÜNYASI MOB. İNŞ. SAN. VE TİC. LTD. ŞTİ.

ÇALIŞKAN OFİS MOBİLYA DEKORASYON TİC. LTD. ŞTİ.

Contact Person: Koray ÇALIŞKAN Address: Modoko Sanayi Sitesi 3. Cadde No: 9 / Y.Dudullu - Ümraniye / İstanbul / Turkey Tel: +90 216 313 33 32 Fax: +90 216 313 33 32 Web: www.caliskanofis.com Mail: info@caliskanofis.com Products: Executive Tables, Work Tables, Bankers, Meeting Tables, Study Chairs, Executive Chairs,

ÖZARTAŞ AVİZE SAN. İHR. VE TİC. A.Ş.

DELTA OFİS MOBİLYA DEKORASYON SAN. VE TİC. A.Ş.

Contact Person: Adem YILMAZ Address: Arnavutköy Kuruçeşme Cad. No:65 Dükkan: 1-2 Beşiktaş / İstanbul / Turkey Tel: +90 212 265 40 00 Fax: +90 212 358 54 11 Web: www.deltaofis.com Mail: info@deltaofis.com Products: Table, Cabinet, Coffee Table, Chair, Sofa, Panel, Desk, Library

RICC RENK MOBİLYA İÇ MİMARLIK SAN. TİC. LTD. ŞTİ.

DEV MOBİLYA DERİCİOĞULLARI YAPI MALZEMELERİ TİC. VE SAN. A.Ş.

Contact Person: İbrahim ABAK Address: Organize Sanayi Bölgesi 4 Cad. 4 Sk. No: 5 Balıkesir / Turkey Tel: +90 266 281 12 00 Fax: +90 266 281 12 05 Web: www.devmobilya.com / www.devmo.com.tr Mail: iabak@degirmencioglu.com.tr Products: All Kinds Of Home Furniture, All Kind Hotel And Office Furniture

SOFFA OTURMA SİSTEMLERİ SAN. VE TİC. LTD. ŞTİ.

DORSTIL DORUK AĞAÇ ÜRÜNLERİ İMALAT İNŞ. NAKL. VE TİC. A.Ş.

Contact Person: Ömer ESEN Address: Söğütlü Köyü Söğütlü Caddesi No:1-2-3 Çilimli / Düzce / Turkey Tel: +90 380 681 74 44 Fax: +90 380 681 74 48 Web: www.dorstil.com / www.dorukagac.com.tr Mail: omeresen@dorukagac.com Products: Wooden doors, interior doors, panel doors, veneered doors, mdf doors, laminated doors,

STELLA SİM MOBİLYA VE DEKORASYON SAN. VE TİC. LTD. ŞTİ.

EUROPIM MOBİLYA SANAYİ VE TİCARET LTD. ŞTİ.

Contact Person: Celal ÖZKAN Address: GPOSB Cumhuriyet Cad. No:46 Gebze / Kocaeli / Turkey Tel: +90 262 751 15 44 Fax: +90 262 751 17 47 Web: www.europim.com.tr Mail: info@ europim.it Products: Hotels, contract, private, conference & movie, ceo modern and classic living, ceo tv furniture,

ZİVELLA MOBİLYA İNŞ. SAN. TİC. LTD. ŞTİ.

Contact Person: Vural KOÇER Address: Ömerli Mh. Kanuni Sultan Süleyman Cd. No:12 Arnavutköy/İSTANBUL/TURKEY Tel: +90 212 876 69 38 Fax: +90 212 876 69 41 Web: www.kize.com.tr Mail: info@kize.com.tr Products: Panellings, Skirting, Doors, Door Frames, Wardrobes-Cabinets, TV Units, Dresuars, Contact Person: Ali KORKUSUZ Address: Madenler Mah. Fetih Sok. No:7 Ümraniye / İstanbul / Turkey Tel: +90 216 415 78 39 Fax: +90 216 420 44 84 Web: www.macitler.com.tr Mail: alik@macitler.com.tr Products: Bed Rooms, Dining Rooms,Sitting Groups,Living Rooms,Chairs, Tv Units, Contract Contact Person: Zeki KAVAZ Address: İnegöl Ağaç İşleri Osb. Hamzabey Mahallesi 15. Cadde No: 4 İnegöl / Bursa / Turkey Tel: +90 224 714 84 14 Fax: +90 224 714 85 41 Web: www.rendimobilya.com Mail: zekikavaz@rendimobilya.com Products: Bedrooms, Diningrooms, Sofa Sets, Wall Units, Coffee Tables Contact Person: A.Raşit KARAASLAN Address: Yalova Yolu 14. km Sanayi Cad. No.4 Ovaakca / Bursa / Turkey Tel: +90 224 267 06 48 Fax: +90 224 267 06 51 Web: www.mobi.com.tr Mail: mobi@mobi.com.tr Products: Dining Rooms, Bedrooms, Sofas, Armchairs, Desks, Cabinets, Occasional Furniture, Contact Person: Ersan ÖZDEMİR Address: Yalova Yolu 14. km Sanayi Cad. No.4 Ovaakca / Bursa / Turkey Tel: +90 224 718 50 50 Fax: +90 224 718 52 29 Web: www.kapi.com.tr Mail: ersanozdemir@gmail.com Products: Wood door, Wood veneer press operation, Wood cabinets, kitchen cabinets, Contact Person: Hasan Altay ÖZGEN Address: Yalova Yolu 14. km Sanayi Cad. No.4 Ovaakca / Bursa / Turkey Tel: +90 212 297 46 76 Fax: +90 212 255 07 67 Web: www.ozartas.com Mail: info@ozartas.com Products: Chandeliers (classical, design, atrium, lantern, table lamp, floor lamp, sconce) Contact Person: Adnan BOSTAN Address: Şahintepe Mah. Aşık Veysel Cad. No:99 C Başakşehir / İstanbul / Turkiye Tel: +90 212 675 23 19 Fax: +90 212 648 01 16 Web: www.ricc.eu Mail: info@adnanbostan.com Products: Home and olce furniture Contact Person: Barış PEKCAN Address: Merkez Mah. Bahtiyar Sok. No:63 Kağıthane / İstanbul / Turkey Tel: +90 212 294 68 88 Fax: +90 212 294 68 98 Web: www.soffa.com.tr Mail: info@soffa.com.tr Products: Sofas, Armchairs, Chairs, Modular Sofas, Upholstered Benches, Modern design Contact Person: Erkan ÖZKAN Address: İstanbul Tuzla Kimya San. Org. San. Böl. Kristal Cad. No:76 Tuzla / İstanbul / Turkey Tel: +90 216 484 59 46 Fax: +90 216 484 59 49 Web: www.stellamobilya.com Mail: sim@stellamobilya.com Products: Dining Rooms, Bedrooms, Living Rooms, Accesories, Contract project Contact Person: Ömür ZOR Address: Ahmet Yesevi Mah. Biberlik Cad. No:2 Sultanbeyli / İstanbul / Turkey Tel: +90 216 592 99 60 Fax: +90 216 592 99 70 Web: www.zivella.com Mail: info@zivella.com / omur.zor@zivella.net Products: Office, Cafe Restourant, Hotel, Education Furniture, Turnkey Projects

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