Love this infinity edge pool, which allows the water to spill over...therapeutic, very relaxing. 20 x 20 porcelain flooring. The pool edge is Bullnose Coping - softer edge, not sharp - and uses a 12 x 24 Turkish material in natural limestone. Charcoal briquette gas fire pits make the ambiance perfect and are constructed of 2 x 2 porcelain tile, Flat Black – inside of pool and for the pillars for the two fire pits. There is a 12 x 36 granite seat all around the interior of the pool; this is the area for overflow of water when the fountain is running.

Yoku Spa combines a sauna, Turkish bath and a generous central shower in a single product, your own personal spa with all the functions of a professional spa, so you can relive these ancient wellbeing practices. Three different designs available in three different types of wood and two kinds of grès porcelain mean the spa meets all aesthetic needs.

In the living room, ceilings soar two stories to create a feeling of vastness. The catwalk keeps things balanced by connecting the upstairs with the lower floor. Clad in wooden paneling, the walkway spans the width of the living room, carving out volume below for extra seating. Both the lounge chair and Turkish rug were Craigslist finds, and the Maison Jansen Campaign Chair was passed down from Matthew's grandmother. Adrienne DeRosa Photography © 2013 Houzz

Interior Designer: Kelly Wearstler Location: San Francisco Proper Hotel Distressed Vintage Turkish Sivas Rug by: Esmaili Rugs
Eclectic living room photo in San Francisco

Butler’s pantry with Honed Turkish white marble countertops. The 4” backsplash in is the same marble. This space would make anyone happy!
Inspiration for an eat-in kitchen remodel in Charleston with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, marble countertops, white backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Rug & Relic Threshing boards such as this piece were used for centuries as a way to separate the harvested wheat from the chaff. Now, they've moved into living rooms, dining rooms - even fancy restaurants, as decor! This piece sets atop a Turkish Tulu carpet, which was traditionally used as a sleeping mat.

A sauna and Turkish bath in a single solution, linked by a stylish shower space. Logica Spa boasts all the functions of a complete spa with the perfect balance of practicality, aesthetics and technology.

This Vichy shower adjacent to the spa is located in the basement. Earth tones were used to give the space a natural and relaxing ambience. This room is right next to the gym.

Kitchen - mediterranean kitchen idea

Kitchen - mediterranean kitchen idea

Turkish mosaic art is a beautiful form of traditional craftsmanship that involves creating intricate patterns or images using small, colored pieces of glass, stone, or other materials. In addition to lamps, Turkish mosaic art can be found in various other forms, including wall decorations, jewelry, and decorative objects. The intricate patterns and vibrant colors of Turkish mosaic art reflect the rich cultural heritage of Turkey and the craftsmanship of its artisans. Today, Turkish mosaic art continues to thrive, with artisans preserving traditional techniques while also incorporating modern designs and materials. It remains a popular choice for both decorative and functional items, showcasing the enduring beauty and elegance of this ancient art form.