The design narrative begins in the principal living and dining areas, considered the social heart of the residence. Here, the spatial organisation was determined by the client’s significant art collection, which includes works by leading Turkish artists such as Yüksel Arslan, Komet and Fikret Mualla. The placement of each piece informed the rhythm and proportions of the surroundings, establishing a curated atmosphere in which art and daily life coexist without hierarchy.
The entrance hall introduces a calm yet distinguished tone through walnut panelling, textured surfaces and understated lighting, elements that continue throughout the home. In the private quarters, GeoStudio developed a bedroom suite intended as a tranquil retreat. Muted green textiles, warm tones and natural finishes were selected to meet the client’s desire for rest after demanding working hours, while integrated storage and a concealed bathroom ensure spatial clarity. A bespoke bar discreetly acknowledges the client’s appreciation of cigars and whisky, adding a personalised layer to the interior.