Tülmen Perde ve is the subject of a logo design attributed to Turkish graphic designer Sait Maden, though verifiable documentation of the specific mark remains scarce. The company operates as Tülmen Tül Mensucat San. ve Tic. A.Ş., a curtain manufacturer based in Çorlu, Tekirdağ, Turkey, according to the Çorlu Chamber of Commerce and Industry directory.[1]
Design and History
Sait Maden (1931-2013) was a prominent figure in Turkish graphic design, having created approximately 500 logos, brochures, packaging and label designs over his career.[2] He compiled his logo work in a 1990 book titled “Simgeler” (Icons), published by Simavi Yayınları.[3]
No primary source has been located that confirms a Tülmen Perde logo was designed by Maden in 1987, nor does any available archive list such a commission. The attribution appears in unverified secondary material only. Without access to the “Simgeler” book itself or another authoritative record, the designer, date and visual appearance of the Tülmen Perde mark cannot be confirmed.
Meaning and Symbolism
Documented symbolism for the Tülmen Perde logo is not available from the research sources. Claims about geometric forms, textile or linear elements, or a connection between the mark and curtain manufacturing are not supported by any verifiable evidence located during research.
What is known about the company is limited to its business profile: Tülmen Tül Mensucat San. ve Tic. A.Ş. is registered in Çorlu, Tekirdağ, with curtain manufacturing listed as its field of activity.[1] The firm also lists tulles, curtains, ready curtains and table linens among its product types.[4]
Readers seeking the original Tülmen Perde mark are advised to consult Maden’s “Simgeler” (1990) directly, as it remains the most likely authoritative source for any logo he designed for this client.
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