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Gaggenau delves into craftsmanship, history with multichannel culinary project

August 24, 2016

Gaggenau Restaurant 1683 takes inspiration from the Black Forest Gaggenau Restaurant 1683 takes inspiration from the Black Forest

 

By Sarah Jones

German appliance maker Gaggenau is inviting consumers to explore its 333-year heritage through a multi-sensory experience.

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1 thought on “Gaggenau delves into craftsmanship, history with multichannel culinary project”

  1. Christina Fürst says:
    August 26, 2016 at 3:57 am

    Amazing concept right in line with some of the key trends in luxury today – the perfect combination of high quality, heritage, craftsmanship, innovation, and transmuting the product sale into the high art of brand experience at its best (touching all five senses). Kudos to @Ms. Kruusi!

 
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