Yenikoy House Interior Design

contemporary residential interior, open-plan living space, Scandinavian minimalism, mid-century modern influence, Japanese spatial philosophy, warm neutral palette, blonde wood flooring, natural oak planks, textured linen upholstery, pale greige fabric, L-shaped sectional sofa, biomorphic black side table, sculptural furniture forms, minimalist coffee table, floor-to-ceiling glazing, panoramic window wall, hillside landscape view, freestanding white fireplace, contemporary chimney mass, tropical houseplants, Monstera deliciata, biophilic design elements, verdant foliage accents, floor-to-ceiling bookcase, angular black ladder, diagonal architectural vectors, pendant lighting fixtures, recessed ceiling illumination, natural daylight flooding, soft diffused lighting, warm color temperature, mid-morning luminosity, gentle shadow play, chromatic restraint, selective accent colors, cobalt blue accents, crimson red details, coral pink touches, matte black anchoring elements, material authenticity, tactile surface variation, wood grain texture, linen weave detail, smooth plaster finish, minimal mullion glazing, spatial flow continuity, asymmetrical balance, horizontal emphasis, serene domesticity, sophisticated livability, curated object arrangement, integrated interior-exterior relationship, residential tranquility, cultivated comfort, contemporary elegance, restrained material palette, functional beauty, daily ritual celebration, thoughtful spatial choreography, light-filled environment, open spatial volumes, layered spatial zones, visual transparency, biomorphic sculptural elements, organic natural materials, refined residential architecture, harmonious color relationships, soft tonal transitions, crisp architectural definition, contemplative atmosphere, elevated domestic aesthetic, material honesty, sustainable natural finishes, human-scaled proportions, inviting spatial openness, residential sanctuary character, sophisticated minimalist vocabulary, warm modernist expression, calibrated chromatic punctuation, tranquil living environment

Yenikoy House is a residential interior design project located in Istanbul, Turkey. The home covers 250 square meters and includes an 80 square meter terrace. The layout has four rooms, with two bedrooms, a gym area, a living area and a kitchen. The design is shaped around the city view, so residents can sense the surrounding city from inside. The furniture was kept simple to keep the focus on the view outside. Tadelakt, a natural and breathable ecological material, was applied to the walls and the ceiling.