Cerotex Office
Cerotex Office pairs oak with marble, micro-cement, and carpet tile. Stone and cement keep the palette cool and hard, while oak and carpet tile introduce a warmer, softer counterpoint within the same narrow material record.
Noma Studio
Noma Studio draws on micro-cement, metal panel cladding, and oak. A plain cement surface and a harder metal cladding sit against oak’s warmth, keeping the material record short but spanning a clear range of finish.
ÇizmeciTime Office
CizmeciTime Office’s palette runs across oak, marble, and carpet tile — a short, legible set. Stone keeps the range cool, oak brings warmth, and carpet tile adds a softer, textile note to the mix.
Noya Studio
Noya Studio’s material record centres on marble, walnut, and oak. Stone keeps the palette cool, while two related timbers — one darker, one paler — provide the warmer counterpoint within an otherwise narrow, legible range.
ÇözümTasarruf Office
Oak, carpet tile, marble, and bronze form the material record for CozumTasarruf Office. Stone and metal stay cool and hard, oak and carpet tile soften the range, giving the palette a considered spread between warm and cool surfaces.
Nurcivan Factory
Nurcivan Factory works across walnut, metal panel cladding, oak, and natural stone. Two timbers anchor a warm register, set against metal cladding and stone as the harder, cooler materials in an otherwise close palette.
ÇözümTasarruf Store
CozumTasarruf Store is built from oak, marble, carpet tile, and terracotta. Stone and terracotta keep the palette earthbound and matte, while oak and carpet tile add warmth, spanning a fairly wide material range for a commercial interior.
Dr.Sureyya Seneldir Office
Dr.Sureyya Seneldir Office works from porcelain tile, walnut, and oak. A single hard, manufactured surface is set against two closely related timbers, keeping the material record narrow but with a clear contrast in finish.
Eksim Office
Eksim Office’s material record centres on carpet tile, oak, timber cladding, and acoustic panel — a set built almost entirely from warm, soft, and absorbent surfaces, with little of the harder stone or metal found elsewhere in the portfolio.
Esin Studio
Esin Studio draws on oak, marble, and a carved timber screen. Stone’s coolness sits against two related timber treatments — one plain, one worked — giving the commercial palette a narrow range with a single, more decorative note.