Together with CTC&G, Gaggenau presented Bistro1683 at the historic GrayBarns on the Silvermine River. The event celebrated a heritage going back to 1683 and the company’s commitment to the finest craftsmanship. The multi-sensory environment created for Gaggenau’s cooking stations was inspired by their roots in the Black Forest, and placing futuristic, high-performance appliances in this evocative ‘ancient’ setting subtly mirrored our distinctive design philosophy – a symbiosis of tradition and the avant-garde.
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