Design as a Starting Point
The recognition of a way of making
GINA35 has been awarded the iF DESIGN AWARD 2026 in the Product Design category, one of the most prestigious distinctions in international design. More than an award, this recognition represents the consolidation of a way of understanding design: rigorous, sensitive, and deeply rooted in craftsmanship.
In a global context where more than 10,000 entries from 68 countries were evaluated by an international panel of experts, GINA35 stands out for its ability to reinterpret the kitchen as a contemporary space where technique and emotion coexist naturally. A project that positions REKKER within the current international design landscape.
Design through proportion
GINA35 is born from a precise reflection on material and proportion. Its identity is built upon an apparently simple gesture: 35 mm thick fronts and doors that define the entire system. Beyond a measurement, 35 becomes a language—an internal order that structures the project through exact proportional relationships.
This rigor translates into a balanced and harmonious composition, where each element naturally finds its place. Forms are softened through rounded edges and continuous transitions, offering a more organic reading of the whole and creating a sense of fluidity that transforms the spatial experience.
MDi fronts by Inalco bring resistance, stability, and architectural precision, while solid oak—stained and milled—introduces depth and warmth. In the Umbra finish, grains and tonal variations intertwine to create a rich, almost pictorial surface that evolves with light.
A way of living
This dialogue between materials is complemented by a craftsmanship that defines the essence of REKKER. Details such as dovetail-joined drawers reveal a way of making where technique is not concealed, but becomes part of the object’s value. Technology and craftsmanship thus coexist in a balance that gives meaning to the whole.
Beyond its formal language, GINA35 is conceived as an architectural piece capable of giving meaning to the domestic space. A kitchen designed to be lived in, where every everyday gesture becomes part of a broader experience—connected to time, material, and surroundings.
For REKKER, this recognition is also a reflection of collective work. A family-run company that has managed to preserve the value of craftsmanship while evolving towards a contemporary vision of design. GINA35 embodies this way of making: a kitchen that not only responds to function, but defines a way of living—where design, craftsmanship, and life exist in balance
GINA35 has been awarded the iF DESIGN AWARD 2026 in the Product Design category, one of the most prestigious distinctions in international design. More than an award, this recognition represents the consolidation of a way of understanding design: rigorous, sensitive, and deeply rooted in craftsmanship.
In a global context where more than 10,000 entries from 68 countries were evaluated by an international panel of experts, GINA35 stands out for its ability to reinterpret the kitchen as a contemporary space where technique and emotion coexist naturally. A project that positions REKKER within the current international design landscape.
GINA35 is born from a precise reflection on material and proportion. Its identity is built upon an apparently simple gesture: 35 mm thick fronts and doors that define the entire system. Beyond a measurement, 35 becomes a language—an internal order that structures the project through exact proportional relationships.
This rigor translates into a balanced and harmonious composition, where each element naturally finds its place. Forms are softened through rounded edges and continuous transitions, offering a more organic reading of the whole and creating a sense of fluidity that transforms the spatial experience.
MDi fronts by Inalco bring resistance, stability, and architectural precision, while solid oak—stained and milled—introduces depth and warmth. In the Umbra finish, grains and tonal variations intertwine to create a rich, almost pictorial surface that evolves with light.