Port House Residential Design

contemporary interior design, double-height living space, residential architecture, open plan, modular sectional sofa, mustard ochre, boucle upholstery, tufted textile, industrial steel windows, black mullions, suspended fireplace, orb hearth, mid-century modern, lounge chair, chocolate leather, walnut wood, oak flooring, wide plank, smoked glass pendants, bronze metallic, cluster lighting, colorful wall sculpture, coral accent, cerulean accent, tangerine detail, teal element, organic modernism, contemporary eclectic, warm-cool chromatic harmony, neutral palette, white walls, natural light, diffused illumination, vertical proportion, soaring ceiling, media console, decorative objects, sculptural vessels, indoor-outdoor connection, landscape view, sophisticated domesticity, curated collection, material warmth, textural layering, geometric rhythm, asymmetrical balance, foreground emphasis, spatial depth, atmospheric quality, contemplative mood, refined elegance, cultivated living, design connoisseurship, harmonious composition

Port House is a two-storey residential interior located in Alachati, Izmir. The home offers 250 square metres of living space with four en-suite bedrooms, an open plan living area, a dining room and a kitchen. Oak is used for the floors, ceiling beams, cabinetry and doors, and is combined with marble in some areas. A double height ceiling and large sliding doors bring daylight, garden and sea views into the interior. The layout connects indoor and outdoor spaces and suits a family of five in all four seasons.