ARTIFICIAL INTERIORS
Homes, offices, restaurants, hotels, healthcare and industrial buildings; from concept to construction drawings. Proportion, material and detail decided together.
Interior architecture is drawing how life and work will flow through a space. We treat the plan as a diagram of habits: in a home, a table that faces the kitchen; in an office, the quiet of a meeting room; in a restaurant, the distance from kitchen to service door; in a hospital, what the nurses’ station can see. Each quietly shapes the everyday. A column in the wrong place or a low beam is not hidden; it becomes part of the plan. We keep dimensions to the millimetre and the schedule to the day. Materials are chosen by hand, foot and ear as much as by eye, and the places where they meet are drawn as carefully as the surfaces themselves. The result is a space that is rich yet calm, whose refinement shows not at first glance but in use.
Fields
Apartments, villas and penthouses. The plan follows the daily rhythm of a household; materials are chosen for years of touch.
Offices, shops and showrooms. Workflow and brand language meet in one plan; detail carries the brand without raising its voice.
Restaurants, cafés and bars. Kitchen, service and guest flows are resolved in one plan; sound, light and material meet around the table.
Rooms, lobbies and shared spaces. Guest comfort and the operator’s service routes are designed together.
Hospitals and clinics. Hygiene, privacy and calm: compliant spaces that ease the patient and make the staff’s work simpler.
Production and storage areas, offices and staff facilities in factories. Flow, safety and the comfort of the people who work there are planned together.
Interior design process
How the space will be used, the needs of the people using it, budget range, timeline.
Measurement, existing services, daylight and orientation.
Plan scheme, material palette, 3D views.
Furniture, lighting and detail decisions; sections and elevations.
Details at 1:20–1:5, electrical and mechanical coordination, furniture shop drawings.
Trades and workshops, cost estimate, sample approvals.
Site inspection, weekly checks, change management.
Snag list, placement and styling, care guide.
Selected work



Marmaris · 2025



Montreal, Canada · 2024



2023

2023



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2022

2022


Ankara · 2022



2022


2022

Ankara · 2021

Office · 2021


Residence · 2020










Ankara · 2020


2020


2019

Ankara · 2019

2018

2018

İstanbul · 2018
Design + fit-out · 279 days

2018








Ankara · 2018

Ankara · 2017


Ankara · 2017



Ankara · 2017
Design + fit-out coordination · 47 days

Ankara · 2017

Ankara · 2016
Design + fit-out · 34 days







Ankara · 2016

Bodrum · 2016

Ankara · 2016

2016

Bodrum · 2015











Ankara · 2014
Design + fit-out
Frequently asked
Homes, villas and penthouses; offices, shops and showrooms; restaurants and cafés; hotels; clinics and hospitals; production and staff areas in factories. We are based in Ankara and work across Türkiye and abroad.
Typically one week for the brief, one to two weeks for survey and analysis, three to four for the concept, three to four for design development and four to six for construction documents. Site work and supervision take two to five months, depending on size.
A plan, a few photos and a budget range are enough. In the first meeting we set out the approach and the schedule together.
Yes. Design, engineering coordination and fit-out sit with one counterpart, so material, lighting and detail decisions stay in the same hands on site.
Fees depend on the size of the space, the building type, the scope (design only, or design and fit-out) and the schedule. After a short brief we send a written proposal.
A plan, a few photos and a budget range are enough; in the first call we propose an approach and a schedule.