Wangan Studio

F House, Istanbul. The dressing area within the master bedroom was conceived as a room within a room, creating a sense of intimacy and separation while remaining visually connected to the suite as a whole.

Dark oak runs wall to wall, seamlessly integrating the wardrobes into the architecture itself. Positioned almost like an architectural partition, the cabinetry divides the space without ever fully enclosing it, preserving openness throughout.

In frame, featuring artworks by Lale Delibaş.

Year: 2025
Area: 305 sqm
Location: Kempinski Residences Balmumcu, Istanbul
Interior Design & Fit - Out .studio
Photography

Project Team:
Kerem Özerler
Kutay Yorulmaz
Mert Can Uzyıldırım
Umut Şengün
Beril Berker
Berna Sönmez Temizel
Melisa Akkök
Volkan Durak
Ömer Akkaş
Yaşar Güney

Cheers to the Team Wangan!

We are proud to announce that we are a Global Finalist for Best Interior Design Firm at the Architizer A+Awards. One of only five firms worldwide; celebrating the collective soul and dedication behind every project.

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In the studio: materials in progress.
Pieces, fragments, references.
Testing combinations, shifting scales, adjusting tones.

This week we’re starting a new series: Meet the Team. Getting to know the people behind Wangan through the places they return to, the objects that shape how they think, and the spaces that stay with them. What they eat, what they notice, and what’s worth seeing through their eyes.

We begin with Şule Kurşuncu, one of the first architects to join Wangan, taking us to her ritual café in Vienna where she studied, a hammam that stays with her, and a sofa that rewrites the room it’s in.