Wow. Ayazpasa House in Istanbul is a private residence in a crumbling old world building. Grand and decadent it is furnished with modern furniture and accessories by German design brand Autoban.
What I love about this interior is that each and every accessory and object is a ‘key piece’ and a ‘feature’ don’t you think? Most interiors have key pieces and the rest are fillers and background noise – this interior is all go!
Seyhan Özdemir and Sefer Çağla have completed an interior in Istanbul, a marriage of mixed signals, and yet somehow it works; liberal doses of Autoban furniture and lighting, mixed with a few classics in a crumbling old world building.
his private residence expresses nostalgia together with an honest clarity and modernity. Every single decorative furniture item or light fixture plays a leading role and all the structural details are perfectly controlled in order to maintain a neutral balance between old and new world. The ceiling detail is aristocratic and it is controlled by the strict marble island screaming of simplicity and edge underneath it. This playfulness while maintaining the value of importance is what makes this interior special.
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