Beykoz Mansion Residential Design

contemporary interior design, double-height living space, residential architecture, ivory sectional sofa, herringbone parquet flooring, warm walnut millwork, built-in cabinetry, illuminated display shelving, contemporary artwork, floral abstraction, cadmium yellow, quinacridone magenta, viridian green, cerulean blue, Carrara marble, linear fireplace, classical column, mezzanine level, glass balustrade, track lighting, natural illumination, floor-to-ceiling windows, burgundy leather ottoman, taupe upholstery, sculptural side tables, decorative objects, curated collectibles, warm earth tones, cool marble accents, herringbone pattern, honeyed oak, sophisticated neutral palette, architectural millwork, contemporary classicism, luxurious materiality, volumetric generosity, layered spatial composition, residential luxury, refined elegance, humanist proportion, contemplative atmosphere, collected aesthetic, warm ambient lighting, polished surfaces, textural contrast, aspirational living

Located in Beykoz Mansions Istanbul, this home opens up to a lush green landscape. With 600 square meters of living space planned over three floors, the renovated design meets all the needs of a family of five and provides a timeless, relaxing and powerful backdrop to their colorful lives. Tailored to the needs of the owner's family, it is creating spaces for family interaction and communication, as well as private spaces for each family member. The family's passion for art is evident throughout the house, especially in the double-height living area.