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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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Lipa Fine Dining Restaurant

Lipa

The design philosophy centers on elevating the fine dining experience by offering an authentic tasting journey with no distractions - no glass barriers stand between you and the food. With flavor as the star, every detail is crafted to support rather than overshadow the meal. A rich, dark palette, enriched with local hues, cinnamon, and desert gray, reflects the spirit of the region, while the blend of raw and luxurious materials mirrors the chef's heartfelt approach to each dish. A final touch of artisan care invites the guests to savor the warmth of home.

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Zun Fu Sales Center

Zun Fu

The interior design draws on traditional Chinese spatial culture and poetic symbolism, presenting a contemporary interpretation of ceremonial architecture. Inspired by Luoyang's historical rituals, the space incorporates elements such as stone, bamboo, and peony motifs. A linear path organizes the visitor's journey through zones of arrival, negotiation, and reflection. Sculptural lighting and layered materials create a calm, immersive environment that blends cultural identity with modern aesthetics.

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Cornices New Chinese Furniture

Cornices

Cornices is a furniture collection inspired by the eaves of traditional Chinese architecture. The collection includes a seat, a flower stand, a palace lamp and a cabinet rack. Each piece is made of North American black walnut and joined with traditional mortise and tenon structures. The curved eaves form gives the furniture a three-dimensional and layered appearance. The joints are shaped by cutting, carving and polishing, and provide strength and durability. The collection brings traditional Chinese aesthetics into modern interiors.

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Peri Chair

Peri

Peri is a chair inspired by the Tupi Guarani culture and its close relationship with nature. The name comes from a Tupi Guarani word meaning field of reeds. The base is made of solid wood, while the seat and backrest are made of sisal, a natural and biodegradable fiber. Computer controlled machines shape the organic form of the wood, and the finishing is completed by hand. The chair measures 610 mm by 545 mm by 845 mm. The ergonomic shape supports comfortable use. Peri joins traditional craft techniques with sustainable production methods.

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Time Imprint Residential House

Time Imprint

Time Imprint is a residential house designed for elderly residents in a rural setting near Suzhou. The three-story building covers 680 square meters and combines traditional Chinese aesthetics with accessible planning. Anti-slip rubber flooring, handrails along the main passage, an elevator and a ground floor bathroom reduce walking distances and the risk of falls. Diatomaceous earth walls, carbonized bamboo, oak flooring and granite are used as finishes. Rainwater recycling, low-emissivity skylights and modular vertical planters with drip irrigation support sustainable living.

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