Designed by Escapefromsofa, the residence reflects a quiet, intentional aesthetic shaped by soft tones, tactile materials, and a clear architectural language.

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“The client’s request was clear from the start,” the studio explains. “A sincere, soft, and livable home. From there, we created a contemporary space grounded in mid-century sensibilities, where tactile materials and carefully considered details shape the experience of daily life.” Organized over two floors, the plan is built around a balance of connection and privacy.

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Throughout the home, Escapefromsofa prioritized spatial clarity and calm. Custom built-in furniture, bespoke lighting, and minimal architectural interventions create a sense of seamless flow, allowing each material to express itself fully.

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The palette speaks in earthy tones: soft beiges, olive greens, terracotta tiles, and warm woods echo the organic hues of the surrounding context. Textured plasters and brushed metal details bring a sense of depth and invite a tactile, almost meditative interaction with the space.

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At a time when design can often feel overly stylized, MA House stands out as an example of emotional minimalism. Every surface and junction is crafted not to impress, but to comfort. “This is a space that doesn’t shout—it quietly whispers comfort and authenticity,” says the studio. That ethos permeates the entire project—from the subtle zoning between shared and private areas to the slow rhythm of natural light moving across textured walls.

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The neighborhood itself plays a leading role. Known for its peaceful streets and coastal charm, Fenerbahçe shaped the home’s approach to scale, softness, and atmosphere. Generous terraces and direct access to the garden reinforce the dialogue between indoors and out—framing the house as both a retreat and a space for gathering.

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In the end, MA House reflects an evolving language of luxury—less about opulence, more about meaning: thoughtful, serene, and deeply human.