
Stone & Surfaces · 2 min read
Calm between textures
Bringing different textures of stone, timber and textiles together.
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Material choices, bespoke furniture, outdoor living and villa renovation. A design library connecting Kalkan with the spaces we call home.

Stone & Surfaces · 2 min read
Bringing different textures of stone, timber and textiles together.
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Interiors · 2 min read
Combining storage, useful surfaces and comfortable movement in a guest room.
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Interiors · 2 min read
Connecting dining and living areas through furniture in an open plan.
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Villas & Renovation · 2 min read
Gathering photographs, requirements and existing furniture information before renovation.
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Villas & Renovation · 2 min read
Discussing access and placement conditions early for bespoke furniture delivery.
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Architecture & Design · 2 min read
Creating a clear material record for architects, installation teams and furniture selection.
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Architecture & Design · 2 min read
Clarifying proportion, surfaces and usage in a bespoke furniture drawing.
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Materials & Care · 2 min read
Considering dining habits alongside the care information for a wooden table.
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Materials & Care · 2 min read
Recording pieces to retain, move and reposition before renovation.
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Decor & Living · 2 min read
Connecting The Mia Kalkan inspiration with outdoor objects and wooden surfaces.
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Decor & Living · 2 min read
Arranging books, ceramics and wooden shelving with inspiration from The Mia Kalkan.
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Wood & Craft · 2 min read
Angled timber supports create a clear rhythm beneath a table.
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Stone & Surfaces · 2 min read
A pale stone top and an enclosed timber base bring different surfaces into one calm silhouette.
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Stone & Surfaces · 2 min read
An open timber frame changes the visual weight of a stone-topped table.
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Tables & Occasional Tables · 2 min read
On a timber table with a fine frame, the line between the top and legs can appear continuous.
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