Wednesday
Jan192011
Asli Tunca
Wed, 19 Jan 2011
It's a Turkish delight. Fashion designer now interior designer Asli Tunca takes traditional and ramps it up. Great architectural bones help but what she puts in those rooms is just delicious. I want that red bed soooooo bad it hurts. The gentleman's bathroom is a tailored treat and don't get me started on the shell grotto shower. OTT is just so wrong that it is just so right.
Reader Comments (14)
I was thinking "what's she on about, what shell grotto tower?" until I saw... I have no idea what function that space has, but it's completely wonderfully, ridiculously fabulous.
It's so not the style I'm normally atrracted to and yet everything fits so well in that space that I end up finding myself loving all of it!
Wow! There are so many amazing pieces in these photos. The bench curved exactly to match the window - I love it! And the dainty 3-legged side tables & stools - love those too.
-Jordana
I love this bed, it´s really original
Absolutely stunning -- classical with just the right touch of Bosphorus-overlooking, Orientalist edge.
Cheers, Alcira
nerochronicles.com
The red bed is great but the canopy is creepy. It looks like a dead animal or something hiding in it.
I'm with you - that bed is so creative and unique and simply awesome!
Hi Jo and Kim, I nominated DTI for the homies http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/ny/the-homies-best-home-design-blog-of-2011-submit-your-nominations-137078 but we need more nominations so everyone can discover your fantastic blog.
that red tree bed is the coolest thing I have seen in a LONG time. Wow. I love it!
That red bed is the cutest thing ever!!
Sarah
theantiquepearl.blogspot.com
Thanks mudpuppy!!!
Beautiful individual pieces - I think the Turkish aesthetic shows through too. Just a slightly different way of putting things together. Nice. Loving that bed and you have my vote :)
All of the seating, in every image, is gorgeous! I'm in love.
i am getting caught up on my reading this morning so i am late in responding, but HAD to register my delight: i think maybe this is the most sublime living space i have ever seen recorded. "considered" "thoughtful" are words that don't begin to do it justice. this is what heaven must look like.
thanks!
Melanie