This villa project located in Levent was developed through a holistic design approach where architecture, landscape, and interior design were considered within the same conceptual framework.
Throughout the design process, the textures and colors of nature were taken as primary references. The landscape strategy was shaped through natural vegetation and organic surfaces. Earth tones were preferred on the facade to strengthen the building’s relationship with its surroundings. Solar panels were integrated into the architectural surfaces with the intention of allowing energy production to become a natural extension of the building itself.
The gallery void positioned at the center of the house was conceived as the primary spatial element defining vertical continuity within the interior. Within this space, a Bocci lighting installation was introduced with the aim of allowing light to be perceived as a sculptural element while reinforcing the vertical character of the volume.
Material and color decisions in the interior were developed to support the spatial atmosphere. Deep burgundy tones were used in the bedroom with the intention of creating a strong and intimate spatial character. The master bed and the bar element in the living area were designed as custom pieces crafted from solid wood, emphasizing the presence of natural materials within the interior.
Furniture selections were curated from internationally recognized design brands. The project includes pieces from Edra, Poliform, Porada, Roda, and Exteta.
Through the relationship between material, light, and space, the villa aims to establish a refined contemporary living environment where architecture forms a quiet dialogue with nature.
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