Sited within the Kaplankaya resort along Turkey's southwestern coast, the residence belongs to a generation of contemporary villas that treat horizontal lines as an architectural argument. The plan steps across multiple levels and resolves into a sequence of low, deliberate volumes, the kind of building that reads as a single gesture from a distance and reveals its complications only on approach.
Inside, daylight pours through wide glazing and lands on a furniture program assembled by Interni's Creative Team. Flexform anchors the principal seating, joined by pieces from B&B Italia and Carl Hansen, the Danish house whose work tends to soften the edges of any contemporary interior it enters. A sculptural fireplace by Focus sits at the center of the composition, less a heat source than a piece of object-design that gives the living area its gravity.
Outside, Kettal furnishes the terraces with a vocabulary that mirrors the interior's: natural tones, restrained silhouettes, and an instinct for blending into the landscape rather than performing against it.
