Double-height living room overlooking the pool, with cream sofas and burgundy leather chairs in the EB House villa interior design project.

Villa decor in neutral tones, featuring a cream sectional sofa, black glass coffee tables and wall panels framed by marble strips.

Villa dining area with a glossy black table, brown chairs, glass pendant lights and illuminated dark wood shelving.

Vertical divider panels with metal accents behind a cream sofa, with an illuminated textured wall and display shelves in the adjoining sitting area.

Villa garden with a swimming pool, expansive lawn and landscaped planting around a palm tree and an olive tree.

Two-story EB House villa facade with a pool, sun loungers, a palm tree and a seating area on the white-columned veranda.

Custom home bar in the villa interior design project, with a light stone countertop, dark wood base, mirrored shelves and three bar stools.

Double-height villa living room with cream sofas, burgundy chairs, glass pendants and a burgundy wall sculpture above the dining room opening.

Long dining table and light-colored chairs on a columned poolside veranda, beside an outdoor kitchen and raised garden beds.

Marble staircase with black metal railings and an open gallery in the villa, with a custom bar and burgundy leather chairs below.

White-columned veranda alongside the villa pool, bordered by rounded shrubs, pink flowers and light-colored paving.

EB Home

Location: Büyükçekmece / İstanbul
Year: 2026

English Translation

In this villa project located in Büyükçekmece Alkent, the interior and landscape design were approached with a holistic perspective. The architectural layout, enhanced by high ceilings and gallery voids, was given a timeless and sophisticated character through light and neutral tones, dark wood surfaces, metal details, and burgundy accents.

The living room, dining area, and custom bar section were designed as living spaces that visually connect with each other while maintaining their distinct identities. While custom-made built-in furniture, lighting, and material transitions were arranged in harmony with the existing architectural axes, the interior design language was seamlessly extended to the exterior.

In the landscape design, the goal was to create an outdoor setup that integrates with the villa's architecture, accommodates various usage scenarios, and remains vibrant across all four seasons. By considering the garden alongside relaxation and socialization areas, a strong, fluid, and balanced living continuity was established between the indoors and outdoors.