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Beykoz Mansion Residential Design

Beykoz Mansion

Beykoz Mansions is a residential interior design created for a renovated house in Istanbul. The home offers 600 square meters of living space over three floors and an attic floor. The open plan ground floor holds a living area with a double-height ceiling, a fireplace and a large kitchen. The first floor is reserved for the parents, while the children's bedrooms and a guest room are placed above. The attic was turned into a play area. Natural materials and custom-designed furniture are used throughout, and the rooms open to a green forest view.

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Port House Residential Design

Port House

Port House is a two-storey residential interior located in Alachati, Izmir. The home offers 250 square metres of living space with four en-suite bedrooms, an open plan living area, a dining room and a kitchen. Oak is used for the floors, ceiling beams, cabinetry and doors, and is combined with marble in some areas. A double height ceiling and large sliding doors bring daylight, garden and sea views into the interior. The layout connects indoor and outdoor spaces and suits a family of five in all four seasons.

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K House Residential Design

K House

K House is a residential interior design for a 235 square meter home in Istanbul, Turkiye. The interior was stripped back to its columns, beams and load bearing elements, then reorganized into five bedrooms and two living areas. Fragmented and dimly lit rooms were consolidated into larger, flexible spaces with improved circulation and daylight. Layered ceilings and softened junctions increase the sense of height and spatial continuity. Porcelain stone, glass and sustainably sourced wood form a calm and durable material palette.

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House of Joy Residential Design

House of Joy

House of Joy is a residential interior design for an apartment in Ankara, Turkey. The flat covers 165 square meters on the twenty-first floor and includes a large terrace. The plan is divided into three volumes: a central area with the living space, kitchen and home office; a sleeping area with two bedrooms and two bathrooms; and a terrace area with outdoor space, dining room and library. Most walls were rebuilt and part of the terrace was added to enlarge the interior. Pastel colors, wood textures and soft curved forms shape the rooms, which were also planned for the comfort of a cat.

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Internalized Art Residential Design

Internalized Art

Based on the sea view outside the house, the design fully explores the advantages provided by the natural environment, without adopting excessive decorations. The layout of the house is inspired by cruise routes creates a circular flow in the house, which helps to channel light into the house. They directed much effort to the scale of movements, day lighting, and the persistence of by the concept of a house suitable for all ages. They hope that residents of the house can enjoy the elegance and freedom of life at their own pace, while living under the combination of nature and the arts.

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Plum Port Residential Design

Plum Port

The interior space is only 61 meter square in this case. Without changing the former kitchen and two toilets, it also contains two rooms, a living room, a dining room, and a unrevealed large storage space. Psychologically provide a calm but not monotonous atmosphere to the user after a long day. Use metal cabinets to save space and utilize different metal pegboard door panels to create different effects of shielding. The door panel for shoe cabinet requires a dense hole distribution: to hide from sight also gives ventilation.

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The Palazzo Residential Design

The Palazzo

The Palazzo is a residential interior design for an apartment in Hong Kong, China. The home is shared by three generations of one family who gather every weekend. The older family members preferred a Chinese style, while the younger ones preferred a contemporary style. The design balances both tastes through simple and elegant finishes combined with modern oriental elements. The dining room is treated as the central space and is defined by decorative wallpaper. The renovated apartment supports shared meals and family time.

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