Ezgi Gokce · CLIENT: Lona Architecture
In this space, there is a specially crafted fireplace wall adorned with porcelain stones and complemented by a natural rock formation at its base.At the heart of the house, there is a striking feature in the corner:a specially designed plant arrangement combined with cube lighting, adding a unique touch to the ambiance.In the dining area, there is a singular, seamless table.Additionally, a fountain embedded within the table promises a refined presentation of wine, offering users an exclusive dining experience.The project boasts clean and sleek lines, providing a clear and sophisticated design
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- Within this space, there is a specially crafted fireplace wall adorned with porcelain stones, complemented by a natural rock formation at its base, creating a captivating detail. At the heart of the home, a unique feature resides in the corner: an arrangement of plants coupled with custom-designed cube lighting, adding an exclusive ambiance.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- We have a space of 45 square meters with a ceiling height of 300 cm. The dining area, however, boasts a ceiling height of 4.30 meters.
- Tags
- Home Renovation, Architectural Innovation, Interior Design, Innovative Homes, Architectural Transformation
- Production Technology
- The hidden wine barrel within the dining table and a discreetly flowing wine fountain added a delightful and enchanting dimension to the project. The fireplace cladding, specially crafted using composite materials, and the custom-made dual seating arrangements showcase the aesthetic and functional depth of the design. Every detail, meticulously curated with special materials and artisan techniques, contributes to the project's distinctiveness and uniqueness.
- Design Challenge
- Considering the limitations, the main focus was on creating the most unique design while staying true to the structural integrity and framework of the existing building.
- Project Duration
- The project finished in 2023 in Bodrum, Mugla, Turkey.
- Operation Flow
- The dining area boasts a singular, seamless table. Moreover, a fountain embedded within the table gracefully pours wine, promising an unparalleled and immersive dining experience for its users.
- Research
- Systematic approach was adopted in the design process. Initially, user needs and preferences were thoroughly investigated through observations, interviews, and surveys. Based on this data, prototypes were created, and user tests were conducted. Additionally, a focus on Research Background, Methodologies, Tools, Participants, Results, and Insights led to researching the latest industry technologies and sustainable materials to incorporate eco-friendly elements and innovations into the project.
- Inspiration
- The inspiring elements in this project were the clear columns and horizontal architecture that didn't hinder the design of the house. If it weren't for the flat and horizontal architecture, we wouldn't have been able to embrace this simple and fluid design. We achieved harmony with the structure's horizontal and straightforward lines. Every facet of this project is meticulously designed to offer a harmonious blend of aesthetics and functionality, ensuring a truly exceptional living environment.
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