Bebek, one of the most privileged and culturally sophisticated neighborhoods of Istanbul on the Bosphorus, is a special area where modern life and historical identity are felt together. Bebek, which has an educated, creative and globalist socio-cultural structure, was the main source of inspiration in creating the artistic identity of this structure. Its unique location, which simultaneously hosts calmness and sociality, makes the structure a living space that is both solitary and can be included in the dynamic tempo of the city.

This structure, which has a usable area of ​​300 m² spread over four floors, was redesigned with a strong architectural language that transcended the limits imposed by the low ceiling height. Instead of a classical solution that prioritizes functionality, a radical design approach was adopted that allowed the space to take on an artistic identity. The interior, where black was used as the main backbone, gained an intellectual identity deepened by works of art. Living spaces were intertwined with private spaces, creating a flow that would allow for both social interaction and privacy.

Glass surfaces and wide openings that establish direct contact with the sea ensured that the structure gained an identity that was independent from the outside but integrated with nature. The use of natural materials such as wood, marble, glass and brass added a timeless elegance to the space, while classical elements balanced with modern touches completed the aesthetic integrity of the space. Embedded ventilation systems, floor heating solutions and smart circulation solutions that provide access to the garden from every floor ensured that the design had a strong structure not only in terms of aesthetics but also technically.

This house is positioned as a special place that brings together Bebek's historical identity and contemporary life dynamics, integrating art, architecture and lifestyle.