Nimm approaches industrial design as a process shaped by observation, experience and purpose, positioned at the intersection of creativity and engineering.

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Founded and led by Merve Karamete, with formal education in industrial design at both bachelor’s and master’s level, Nimm approaches projects with a structured and research-driven mindset.

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This perspective is grounded in a clear understanding of real-world dynamics: how products are used, produced and experienced. Form, texture, and material are consciously refined to create a quiet yet distinctive expression.

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Design does not seek attention; it exists to support food, space, and everyday rituals.

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Minimalism at Nimm is not reduction for its own sake, but a careful removal of the unnecessary, revealing subtle character through simplicity.

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With hands-on experience in HoReCa environments and retail markets, Nimm approaches each project holistically from concept to use.

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Field insight is translated into meaningful products and well-structured processes shaped by real needs.