Love People
Gardeco cares about the world. We think it is very important to support projects that provide jobs, education but also health and recreation. Therefore we have selected a few projects to support the world and that align with our company values.
Brazil
The creations in clay and natural pigments by the Brazilian artist Selma Calheira at Cores da Terra are the fruit of strong social commitment. People from humble origins were patiently educated and professionalized as qualified ceramists, allowing them to stay in their area and survive with dignity on their salaries. The story behind the artists determine the character of our art and decorative objects.
The Visitor Gold
In 2019, The Visitor - a beloved design object known for its friendly presence in countless interiors - celebrated its 10th anniversary with a limited edition of gold-plated mini-Visitors. The Visitor showed its golden heart by donating part of the proceeds from this special edition to several meaningful social projects. The first project provides primary school students with much-needed glasses, ensuring that vision problems don't hinder their education or future opportunities. The second initiative supports the creation of an outdoor playground, fostering safe spaces for children to play and grow. This year, in celebration of The Visitor's 15th anniversary, The Visitor continues to show its golden heart by expanding support for meaningful social projects. The Visitor helps to create new classrooms where children can learn ballet and participate in music classes, offering them the chance to develop meaningful hobbies. Additionally, The Visitor offers additional resources for computer education, giving children the opportunity to enhance their digital skills.
Turkey
Gardeco Objects donated a part of its profits towards the construction of "Klein Gent," a container village in Kirikhan, South Turkey. This humanitarian initiative, led by 17 organizations from Ghent, Belgium, aims to provide sustainable housing for 300 surviving Turkish families affected by the devastating earthquake in February 2023. By co-funding the project, Gardeco Objects ensures that numerous vulnerable survivors have a shelter, leaving a lasting positive impact on their well-being and the reconstruction of the region. The 21-square-metre containers will be equipped with a living room, kitchenette and bathroom, and replace less safe tents, offering a stable temporary living environment for those in need.
Thailand
No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. Louise and Marie, the daughters of the owners of Gardeco have been on a mission in Bangkok. Their work with disadvantaged children in Bangkok reflects the ability to help and care. The most motivating goals are those that are within our reach if we exercise some effort.
