ÇY House

The guiding concept for this 250 m² apartment, designed for an interior architect, was to create living spaces that prioritise personal comfort and embody a calm, understated sense of luxury. Transitions accented with marble, leather seating, textured glass and natural wood used in a variety of forms gave the interior a timeless, sophisticated character. Works by acclaimed artists such as Abidin Dino and Şahin Demir reinforced the project's connection with art, completing the intended expression of “quiet luxury”.

Mirrored surfaces and dark wood lend depth to the dining area, while the spatial sequence introduced by a marble archway continues seamlessly through the marble wall panelling in the entrance corridor. This interior demonstrates how proportion, materials, detailing and lighting can come together to create a deeply personal and distinctive design language.