Located in Florya, Istanbul, Ihlamur Apartment House has a total living area of 280 square meters consisting of kitchen, living room, bathroom, bedroom, children’s room and youth room. The harmony of wood and black is dominant in its kitchen. By applying separate lighting to the food preparation and eating areas, both adequate lighting is provided and the kitchen appears to be separated according to its purpose. In addition, the use of pendant lighting made both the ceiling higher and the environment feel spacious. Instead of a dark color, light marble tiles are used on the floor. Color balance is achieved in the kitchen with tiles that match the marble-patterned matte black color used in the under-counter cabinets. Thanks to the glass doors, the spaces are made to feel wider and more spacious than they are. In addition, this feeling is supported by the mirror in the hallway. Dark wood and matt black color dominate the staircase, which is desired to form a whole with the design of the house. As in almost the whole house, pendant lightings are preferred in the living room. The bookcase, consisting of circular shaped matte black shelves in the living room, gave an aesthetic appearance to the environment. In addition, the mirror passing through the middle of the circular form not only supports the aesthetic image, but also appeals to the perception of width, making the room feel wider. The design of the living room was completed with the television unit designed in gray tones and simply. A richer design has been made in the bathroom. A simple yet elegant bathroom design has been achieved by utilizing the harmony of black and gold. A surface-mounted rail fixture is used in the youth room. Thus, the need for light is met. An L-shaped desk is placed in the corner and a work area is created. In this way, space was saved and an environment suitable for other activities and activities that could be done in the room was provided. Blue tones and lighter colors are preferred in the children’s room. The wall was evaluated in two parts and boring was avoided. In the bedroom, it is more minimalistic compared to other areas. The perfect harmony of white and wood was used.

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An incredible three-sided fireplace wall that separated our dining room from our living room was the last element in our 1950 that needed to be remodeled. As the Architect and homeowner, I struggled with how to modernize this feature. The new look is clean and modern, but also very comforting and approachable. The renovated fireplace and fireplace wall evokes conversation. Although our fireplace season is short in Miami Beach, we still turn it on during cocktail parties and when friends come over. The new fireplace wall and fireplace incorporates a buffet and cabinetry on the dining room side, a mantle that becomes a shelf on the living room side, and of course a striking linear fire in a new open to the air fireplace. Architect: TSAO Design Group Designer: Jason Hagopian Photographer: Jason Hagopian Linear Burner System Indoor

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