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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Emirgan House in İstanbul, Turkey by Salt Architecture and DesignJanuary 27th, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Salt Architecture and Design This project is located in a family house in Emirgan, Istanbul. It involves the design and the application of 3 different major spaces in which kids’ & teen’ room and teen’ bathroom. This boutique project design aims to be used in childhood & adulthood periods with a new and livable space. On the other hand, “being motivating and bond strengthing for utilisation” was prioritised in the manner of daily habitats and aesthetics concerns for users.  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt
 Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt The teen room has three different zones: dressing, working-resting, and sleeping. These zones are connected by archways which creates a fluid and spacious composition. The final touch with hidden led lights gathers the integrated multi-layered, detailed surfaces. The firm and solid timber work details with a bright colour palette expose timeless furniture. An alive and characteristic teen’ bathroom has been designed with a dynamic perception. Colourful, neat yet straightforward.  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt Whether the kids’ room is not luminous at all, using bright colours and functional furniture design to create a pleasant and modern bedroom makes the room balmy. In the end, we have finalised the concept and design of spaces from Salt’s perspective. All types of furniture included in the rooms were custom made and designed by Salt with ultimate fussiness. The perception of space, calm colours and funny layers has been generally built for its users. The surfaces were enriched and enlivened with different materials & coatings. The restful and balmy colours have been used in several components for escaping monotony.  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt  Image Courtesy © Salt Architecture and Design  Image Courtesy © Salt Architecture and Design  Image Courtesy © Salt Architecture and Design  Image Courtesy © Salt Architecture and Design  Image Courtesy © Salt Architecture and Design  Image Courtesy © Salt Architecture and Design
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