Together with Nilhan Tezer I developed an interior furniture concept for the physical sphere of Souq Dükkan in Berlin, a curated German-Turkish market shop that bridges contemporary design with traditional bazaar culture. Our proposal comprised multiple custom furniture elements strategically distributed throughout the retail space.

The collection includes streamlined pieces for displaying clothing and accessories, as well as more sophisticated units featuring a children’s workshop table whose seat and table height can be changed by rorating chairs and table legs, as well as a modular clothing hanger system.

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