London-based designers Alessandro Isola and Supriya Mankad of I M Lab have done the interior of a seaside villa located in a private bay down the of Izmir, Turkey. Conceived to demonstrate a strong interior identity and rich Turkish influence by the use of rich elemental materials and objects like the teak roots, thick solid tables made of suar and tamarind, where metals such as copper and bronze contrast between a vibrant mix of colours, fabrics and geometric patterns.

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